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===1st (known) Logo (1954-1960s)=== |
===1st (known) Logo (1954-1960s)=== |
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'''Logo:''' On a morning sky background with reflection (possibly water or river) with 4 Chinese characters, which are translating to "A Yung Hwa Production". Over the frame, there is a Chinese pagoda, which is zooming in slowly, it stops and the logo then finishes zooming in. The logo stands 2-3 seconds until fades out. |
'''Logo:''' On a morning sky background with reflection (possibly water or river) with 4 Chinese characters, which are translating to "A Yung Hwa Production". Over the frame, there is a Chinese pagoda, which is zooming in slowly, it stops and the logo then finishes zooming in. The logo stands 2-3 seconds until fades out. |
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'''FX/SFX:''' 2D animation. |
'''FX/SFX:''' 2D animation. |
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Music/Sounds: 2 gong notes with deep sounds. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' 2 gong notes with deep sounds. |
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Availability: Quite rare, but is now scarce to find inside Hong Kong. It's seen on some Hong Kong films of the time, available on VHS/VCD releases and TVB airing print of said film. |
'''Availability:''' Quite rare, but is now scarce to find inside Hong Kong. It's seen on some Hong Kong films of the time, available on VHS/VCD releases and TVB airing print of said film. |
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Revision as of 20:07, 24 October 2022
1st (known) Logo (1954-1960s)
Logo: On a morning sky background with reflection (possibly water or river) with 4 Chinese characters, which are translating to "A Yung Hwa Production". Over the frame, there is a Chinese pagoda, which is zooming in slowly, it stops and the logo then finishes zooming in. The logo stands 2-3 seconds until fades out.
FX/SFX: 2D animation.
Music/Sounds: 2 gong notes with deep sounds.
Availability: Quite rare, but is now scarce to find inside Hong Kong. It's seen on some Hong Kong films of the time, available on VHS/VCD releases and TVB airing print of said film.
