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'''FX/SFX:''' Mind-blowing CGI.
'''FX/SFX:''' Mind-blowing CGI.


'''Music/Sounds''': TBA.
'''Music/Sounds:''' TBA.


'''Availability''': Uncommon, but in Ireland extremely common. It's currently seen in Irish cinemas.
'''Availability''': Uncommon, but in Ireland extremely common. It's currently seen in Irish cinemas.

Revision as of 09:25, 12 October 2022


Background

Wide Eye Media is the main cinema advertising company in Ireland. It was formed in March 2014 from the Irish operations of Carlton Screen Advertising, which split off its British counterpart in December 2008. The company is owned by Dermot Hanrahan.

(March 2014-)

Logo: On a black background, we see the Wide Eye Media logo forming. Then, it explodes, and we zoom out of it. We then rapidly zoom into the eye, and we travel through space, only to zoom into a blue flower that takes us to a different space background with many flowers planted. The petals of one flower then fly into a dark red background and create a bloodstream that leads to the sea, where a dolphin jumps out of the sea and back into it. The splash transitions to the earth zooming out and the view then turns to reveal hair raising from the human skin. We zoom out of the eye as the words "WIDE EYE MEDIA" appear. The slogan appears under the logo, which says "See it. Hear it. Feel it."

Variant: There is a shortened version often played in cinemas now, where the flower scene cuts straight to the end, with the slogan already being complete.

FX/SFX: Mind-blowing CGI.

Music/Sounds: TBA.

Availability: Uncommon, but in Ireland extremely common. It's currently seen in Irish cinemas.

Legacy: Looks beautiful, but scares the crap out of you when it's the first logo that appears with absolutely no warning.

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