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{{about|the Argentinian company|the Australian company| VideoScope|the Greek company|Videoscope}} |
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Logo description by SnowflakesOmega |
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===Background=== |
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an Argentinian home video distributor. |
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===Logo (1980s)=== |
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[[File:Video Scope (1980s, Argentina).png|300px|frameless|center]] |
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| ⚫ | '''Visuals:''' The first part of the first [[UGC#1st_Logo_(1982-1990)|UGC]] logo plays as usual. However, a circle made of pixelated, shining yellow stars appears zooming out, causing the logo to freeze before the white circle splits, making the star circle almost cover the whole white circle. Then other stars appear around all directions, and they all zoom in to the screen. The screen then cuts into a moving fiery yellow gradient background (a la Fax Video Design), as a linear circle pattern with a star on it is seen. The linear circle then quickly moves down. The gradient background then flashes between yellow and black, as the same linear circle moves up, but this time with the words "VIDEO" and "SCOPE" placed on an outlined box below it. The whole logo then freezes, and "ANTICIPA" appears letter-by-letter on the top-right. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI from the UGC logo with computer effects. |
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'''Availability:''' Some examples of releases from them with this logo include a trailer for ''Tres alegres fugitivos'' and Argentine releases of ''Million Dollar Mystery'', ''Kung Fu Kids'' and ''Aenigma''. Check Argentinian tapes released by them. |
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WARNING: Do not watch the video if you are prone to epilepsy. |
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[[Category:Home entertainment logos]] |
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'''Nicknames:''' "Fiery Video Scope", "Gradient Color Sign", "Fax Video Design's Lost Brother" |
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[[Category:Logos with film and television music]]<!--Miami Vice--> |
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FX/SFX: The stars moving, the letters appearing. |
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Availability: Extremely rare. Check Argentinian tapes released by them. |
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Editor's Note: The logo is known for its theft of both the UGC logo and "New York Theme", as well as really low-budget animation. It can also cause epilepsies due to the bright, shiny background. |
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[[Category:Argentine Movie Logos]] |
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Revision as of 15:22, 10 August 2024
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2K-tan
Captures by
Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
Archivo RaroVHS
Background
Video Scope was an Argentinian home video distributor.
Logo (1980s)
 | This logo contains flashing images at 0:29-0:47. |
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Visuals: The first part of the first UGC logo plays as usual. However, a circle made of pixelated, shining yellow stars appears zooming out, causing the logo to freeze before the white circle splits, making the star circle almost cover the whole white circle. Then other stars appear around all directions, and they all zoom in to the screen. The screen then cuts into a moving fiery yellow gradient background (a la Fax Video Design), as a linear circle pattern with a star on it is seen. The linear circle then quickly moves down. The gradient background then flashes between yellow and black, as the same linear circle moves up, but this time with the words "VIDEO" and "SCOPE" placed on an outlined box below it. The whole logo then freezes, and "ANTICIPA" appears letter-by-letter on the top-right.
Technique: CGI from the UGC logo with computer effects.
Audio: An excerpt of “New York Theme” by Jan Hammer.
Availability: Some examples of releases from them with this logo include a trailer for Tres alegres fugitivos and Argentine releases of Million Dollar Mystery, Kung Fu Kids and Aenigma. Check Argentinian tapes released by them.
