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1st Logo (1980s)

Visuals: Against a dark blue BG, there is a prism rotate around so that the point faces downward and zoom up. Then, all of a sudden, a large, white, 3D "VPS" (all connected, and with a staticky light blue square inside the "P") zoom up to the prism Four Star-style, and horizontal lines at the tops of the V and S shoot out toward both ends of the screen. This is then followed by "VIDEO" (in white 3D text), "PROGRAMM", "SERVICE" (both in purple), and "ZEIGT" (in white), which means "shows" in German. All the words are in fonts that decrease in size.

Variants:

A closing version exists which directly fades to the same logo, but without the texts. The space background is slightly more darker; The prism is redrawn, the "VPS" is in a more yellow look, with the lateral faces in a more bluish look, and with the shine slightly bigger, and differently animated. The text:

Wir hoffen,
daß Sie sich gut
unterhalten haben

wipes below. It later fades out, as more text:

Fragen Sie
nach dem neuesten
VPS
Programmkatalog

wipes below (sans "VPS", which instantly appears).

A different version exists when the "VPS" zooms and settles in, the logo freezes as the texts "FILM", "ENTERTAINMENT" and "ZEIGT" appear one by one in each corresponding size.

Technique: Live action for the triangle and cel animation for the zooming words.

Audio: It starts off with a tense drum beat, followed by five rising horn notes, and a two-note horn fanfare. Some tapes include an announcer, which says: "VPS zeigt ihnen eine auswahl kommender Videohits". This also applies to the "FILM ENTERTAINMENT" variant.

Availability: Found on old German VHS tapes of films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The King of Comedy, Flash Gordon, Dawn of the Dead, King Kong (1976), and The Gods Must Be Crazy, among others.

2nd Logo (Late '80s-1990s)

Visuals: On a space BG, there is a prism flip around, glowing several colors. A glass cylinder forms around it, and the letters "VPS" (similar to before, but in yellow) zoom out in a light trail effect onto the prism, which turns to face the camera, along with the cylinder. Some yellow rays form an outline around the cylinder. Then, the words "VPS VIDEO" are formed below in a shining effect.

Technique: Analog computer animation.

Audio: A tense string sounder that quickly breaks into an upbeat jazz section.

Availability: Appears on later VPS videotapes including All Ladies Do It, Paprika, Leaving Las Vegas, Teen Witch, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and City Slickers, among others.

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+===1st Logo (1980s)===
-GCLogo description by mr3urious
+<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
-Logo capture and video courtesy of pinheadraiser
+Tnx4XzDI-QouZBgMyycuKg12947.jpeg
+VPS Film Entertainment.png
+VPS (closing) - 1.png
+VPS (closing) - 2.png
+</gallery>
+{{youtube|id=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqAQxAUhf38}}
+'''Visuals:''' Against a dark blue BG, there is a prism rotate around so that the point faces downward and zoom up. Then, all of a sudden, a large, white, 3D "VPS" (all connected, and with a staticky light blue square inside the "P") zoom up to the prism Four Star-style, and horizontal lines at the tops of the V and S shoot out toward both ends of the screen. This is then followed by "VIDEO" (in white 3D text), "PROGRAMM", "SERVICE" (both in purple), and "ZEIGT" (in white), which means "shows" in German. All the words are in fonts that decrease in size.
+'''Variants:'''
-st Logo
-(1980s)
-Video Programm Services (Germany) - CLG Wiki
+*A closing version exists which directly fades to the same logo, but without the texts. The space background is slightly more darker; The prism is redrawn, the "VPS" is in a more yellow look, with the lateral faces in a more bluish look, and with the shine slightly bigger, and differently animated. The text:
-Nickname: "Prism in Space"
+<center>{{Font|Arial|'''Wir hoffen,<br>daß Sie sich gut<br>unterhalten haben'''}}</center>
+wipes below. It later fades out, as more text:
+<center>{{Font|Arial|'''Fragen Sie<br>nach dem neuesten}}'''<br>'''{{Big|{{Font|Arial|VPS}}}}'''<br>'''{{Font|Arial|Programmkatalog}}'''</center>
+wipes below (sans "'''{{Big|{{Font|Arial|VPS}}}}'''", which instantly appears).
+* A different version exists when the "VPS" zooms and settles in, the logo freezes as the texts "'''FILM'''", "'''ENTERTAINMENT'''" and "'''ZEIGT'''" appear one by one in each corresponding size.
-Logo: Against a dark blue BG, we see a prism rotate around so that the point faces downward and zoom up. Then, all of a sudden, a large, white, 3D "VPS" (all connected, and with a staticky light blue square inside the "P") zoom up to the prism Four Star-style, and horizontal lines at the tops of the V and S shoot out toward both ends of the screen. This is then followed by "VIDEO" (in white 3D text), "PROGRAMM", "SERVICE" (both in purple), and "ZEIGT" (in white), which means "shows" in German. All the words are in fonts that decrease in size.
-FX/SFX: The triangle and zooming words.
+'''Technique:''' Live action for the triangle and cel animation for the zooming words.
-Music/Sounds: It starts off with a tense drum beat, followed by five rising horn notes, and a two-note horn fanfare.
+'''Audio:''' It starts off with a tense drum beat, followed by five rising horn notes, and a two-note horn fanfare. Some tapes include an announcer, which says: "VPS zeigt ihnen eine auswahl kommender Videohits". This also applies to the "FILM ENTERTAINMENT" variant.
+'''Availability:''' Found on old German VHS tapes of films like ''The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'', ''The King of Comedy'', ''Flash Gordon'', ''Dawn of the Dead'', ''King Kong'' (1976), and ''The Gods Must Be Crazy'', among others.
-Availability: Found on old German VHS tapes.
+===2nd Logo (Late '80s-1990s)===
-Editor's Note: None.
+[[File:79KbVMYh3rFkydOzisZCbg12837.jpeg|center|350px]]
+'''Visuals:''' On a space BG, there is a prism flip around, glowing several colors. A glass cylinder forms around it, and the letters "VPS" (similar to before, but in yellow) zoom out in a light trail effect onto the prism, which turns to face the camera, along with the cylinder. Some yellow rays form an outline around the cylinder. Then, the words "VPS VIDEO" are formed below in a shining effect.
+'''Technique:''' Analog computer animation.
+'''Audio:''' A tense string sounder that quickly breaks into an upbeat jazz section.
-nd Logo
-(Late '80s)
-VPS Video (Late '80s)
+'''Availability:''' Appears on later VPS videotapes including ''All Ladies Do It'', ''Paprika'', ''Leaving Las Vegas'', ''Teen Witch'', ''All Dogs Go to Heaven'', and ''City Slickers'', among others.
-Nickname: "Prism in Space II"
+{{Home Entertainment-Navbox}}
-Logo: On a space BG, we see a prism flip around, glowing several colors. A glass cylinder forms around it, and the letters "VPS" (similar to before, but in yellow) zoom out in a light trail effect onto the prism, which turns to face us, along with the cylinder. Some yellow rays form an outline around the cylinder. Then, the words "VPS VIDEO" are formed below in a shining effect.
+[[Category:German home entertainment logos]]
+[[Category:Germany]]
-FX/SFX: The prism, cylinder, trailing, and shining effects.
+[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
+[[Category:German-language logos]]
-Music/Sounds: A tense string sounder that quickly breaks into an upbeat jazz section.
-Availability: See above.
-Editor's Note: None.