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===1st Logo (1992?1991-2000?1999)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a black-{{color|gray}} gradient background, wethere seeis a {{color|darkviolet|purple}} marble plate flying in. Inside it was the silver text "{{color|silver|ARTIST VIEW}}" and below it was a silver rectangle with the text "{{color|silver|ENTERTAINMENT}}" inside the box.
 
'''Technique:''' TheComputer flyinganimation.
 
'''Audio:''' A whoosh, then a synth ascending piano theme with a string. After the last note held out, the announcer saying "From Artist View Entertainment".
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'''Availability:''' Appears on Artist View releases such as ''Money to Burn''.
 
===2nd Logo (2000?1999-Late 2000's?)===
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'''Logo/Bumper:''' A lens flare flashes across the screen, and wethe zoomscreen zooms out on a portrait of a man with a camera, filming a mountain sunset. The portrait settles into place as the sun sets, and a spark flies across the screen, revealing the golden text "ARTIST VIEW ENTERTAINMENT" (with "ENTERTAINMENT" in a golden bar).
 
'''Variants:'''
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* After the previews, the bumper reappears, with the second spark instead revealing "FEATURE PRESENTATION."
 
'''Technique:''' TheComputer zooming out, the sunset, the sparksanimation.
 
'''Audio:''' An orchestral tune (which begins over the very last split-second of the preceding warning screen on the "PREVIEW" variant).

Latest revision as of 17:45, 14 January 2024

1st Logo (1991-1999)

Visuals: On a black-gray gradient background, there is a purple marble plate flying in. Inside it was the silver text "ARTIST VIEW" and below it was a silver rectangle with the text "ENTERTAINMENT" inside the box.

Technique: Computer animation.

Audio: A whoosh, then a synth ascending piano theme with a string. After the last note held out, the announcer saying "From Artist View Entertainment".

Availability: Appears on Artist View releases such as Money to Burn.

2nd Logo (1999-)


Logo/Bumper: A lens flare flashes across the screen, and the screen zooms out on a portrait of a man with a camera, filming a mountain sunset. The portrait settles into place as the sun sets, and a spark flies across the screen, revealing the golden text "ARTIST VIEW ENTERTAINMENT" (with "ENTERTAINMENT" in a golden bar).

Variants:

  • At the beginning of VHS promos, there's a version in which another spark flies in the opposite direction, revealing the word "PREVIEW."
    • On the 2000-02 VHS releases of Paper Bullets, Peril, and Black River, the "PREVIEW" variant crossfades to the start of the first trailer on the tape.
    • On the 2002-04 VHS releases of Lake Boat, One Special Night, and Terminal Error, the "PREVIEW" variant crossfades to a shimmering light blue background, with "NOW AVAILABLE" flying in from the left, "ON" zooming out underneath it, and "VHS AND DVD" also flying in at the same time.
  • After the previews, the bumper reappears, with the second spark instead revealing "FEATURE PRESENTATION."

Technique: Computer animation.

Audio: An orchestral tune (which begins over the very last split-second of the preceding warning screen on the "PREVIEW" variant).

Availability: Appears on Artist View releases such as Love and Action in Chicago, Hitman's Journal, and Kickboxing Academy.

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