Columbia Video

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Background

Columbia Video is the home video branch of Japanese music entertainment company Nippon Columbia (or internationally as Nipponophone).

(1980s-2000)

  • Red Gradient Version

    Red Gradient Version

Logo: On a black/white gradient background with blue stars, we see the gray word "COLUMBIA" in Helvetica, zooming in and places on top. Then, the rectangle with the word "VIDEO" with the letter "V" connected with the rectangle and the trapezoid and the triangle on top of the letter "V" zooms in, flipping in the center. The star shines next to the letter "V". The Japanese text appears on the bottom on the screen. The logo shines before it ends.

Variant: On Midnight Blues, the text has a red gradient.

Technique: The words and the Japanese text appearing.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Uncommon; seen on most Japanese VHS and laserdiscs from this company, including distributed copies of movies and anime OVAs.

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