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Background

This was a home video division of Chrysalis Group plc, who also owns Chrysalis Records and Chrysalis Television. It went defunct in 1994, folding all activities to the television division.

Logo (1989-1994)

Visuals: On a gray gradient background, a CGI version of the butterfly from the Chrysalis logo pops into frame and then flies from the right. It then reveals the Chrysalis logo in grey, with a blue line and a red dot on the "i" and "grey" appeared below the Chrysalis logo in a serif font. The logo then tilts back and flies away.

Technique: Computer animation.

Audio: A piano theme, followed by a woman whispering "Chrysalis".

Availability: It appears on VHS releases by the company from the time-period until 1994.

These include the World Sports Action Presents: The Official Football League Video VHS releases of the 1988/89 and 1989/90 football club recaps of Liverpool FC, Coventry City FC, Tottenham Hotspur FC, among other teams, and VHS releases of Gazzetta Football Italia like 101 Goals: Football Italia and Gol!: Football Italia.
It also appears on the Tony Hart's Art Box VHS releases such as the 1990 UK VHS release of Tony Hart's Art Box: People.

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-'''Visuals:''' On a gray gradient background, there is a CGI version of the butterfly from the Chrysalis logo zooming out, and then flies from the right. It then reveals the Chrysalis logo, in grey, with a blue line and a red dot on the "<font face="Times New Roman">i</font>" and "''<font face="Times New Roman">Home Video</font>''" appeared below the Chrysalis logo in a serif font. The logo then flips away.
+'''Visuals:''' On a gray gradient background, a CGI version of the butterfly from the Chrysalis logo pops into frame and then flies from the right. It then reveals the Chrysalis logo in {{color|grey}}, with a {{color|blue}} line and a {{Color|red}} dot on the "<font face="Times New Roman">i</font>" and "{{color|grey|''<font face="Times New Roman">Home Video</font>''}}" appeared below the Chrysalis logo in a serif font. The logo then tilts back and flies away.
 '''Technique:''' Computer animation.