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'''Visuals:''' On a {{Color|lavender}}-{{Color|navy}} gradient background, a slideshow of classic movies are shown for about a minute and a bunch of seconds. This has them shown inverted and by flipping upwards, settling into place with colors shown normally within a gray border, which then flies out downwards. After that, two clips flip in, one firstly has a {{Color|blue}} metallic filmstrip shining with the company's name in {{Color|blue}} and in a stacked position shown in front of it. The last simply has the text "{{Color|PRESENTA}}" over it. |
'''Visuals:''' On a {{Color|lavender}}-{{Color|navy}} gradient background, a slideshow of classic movies are shown for about a minute and a bunch of seconds. This has them shown inverted and by flipping upwards, settling into place with colors shown normally within a gray border, which then flies out downwards. After that, two clips flip in, one firstly has a {{Color|blue}} metallic filmstrip shining with the company's name in {{Color|blue}} and in a stacked position shown in front of it. The last simply has the text "{{Color|PRESENTA}}" over it. |
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Revision as of 07:16, 24 January 2024
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(Early-Mid 1990s)
Visuals: On a lavender-navy gradient background, a slideshow of classic movies are shown for about a minute and a bunch of seconds. This has them shown inverted and by flipping upwards, settling into place with colors shown normally within a gray border, which then flies out downwards. After that, two clips flip in, one firstly has a blue metallic filmstrip shining with the company's name in blue and in a stacked position shown in front of it. The last simply has the text "PRESENTA" over it.
Technique: Computer animation, presumed to be made on an Amiga 1200.
Audio: "Dream Tower" by Wayne Gratz.
Availability: Spotted on classical releases, including La fin du jour.
