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'''Arrowhead Productions''' was a production company that only lasted during the production of the NBC midseason replacement sitcom ''So This is Hollywood''. |
'''Arrowhead Productions''' was a production company that only lasted during the production of the NBC midseason replacement sitcom ''So This is Hollywood''. |
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===(January 1-June 11, 1955) |
===(January 1-June 11, 1955)=== |
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Revision as of 13:29, 14 July 2023
TheEye12
Editions by
Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
Mike Stidham
Background
Arrowhead Productions was a production company that only lasted during the production of the NBC midseason replacement sitcom So This is Hollywood.
(January 1-June 11, 1955)
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Logo: As the credits of the show fade out, we see an archer with a bow. He aims at the screen, pulls the bow, and the arrow emerges from it, as it rams into the screen and makes the middle of it shatter. The Arrowhead Productions in-credit notice suddenly zooms in, displaying "Filmed by Arrowhead Productions, Hollywood".
Technique: A combination of live-action (for the archer) and 2D animation (for the in-credit notice).
Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show, with a breaking sound when the arrow breaks the screen.
Availability: Common. It was seen on the aforementioned sitcom So This is Hollywood.
