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===Logo (1980s)===
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, two red lines open up to reveal a colored line that changes colors in background, from yellow, to green, then the line then twists over, while moving, while everything had to change colors several times, while turning it into a tunnel that swirls all over to the background, before zooming out in an iris effect. Then once the logo ends, it cuts to a segmented green TV tube, with the script word "Elebe" on it. Then, it cuts to the word "PRESENTA" in yellow.
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, two red lines open up to reveal a colored line that changes colors in background, from yellow, to green, then the line then twists over, while moving, while everything had to change colors several times, while turning it into a tunnel that swirls all over to the background, before zooming out in an iris effect. Then once the logo ends, it cuts to a segmented green TV tube, with the script word "Elebe" on it. Then, it cuts to the word "PRESENTA" in yellow.


'''Variant:''' On early tapes, the "PRESENTA" screen is black on an orange background.
'''Variant:''' On early tapes, the "PRESENTA" screen is black on an orange background.


'''FX/SFX:''' The twisting of the logo.
'''Technique:''' Scanimate animation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' An orchestral fanfare, which was actually an excerpt of "The Toreadors (Carmen)" by André Kostelanetz.
'''Audio:''' An orchestral fanfare, which is actually an excerpt of the Prelude from ''Carmen'' by Georges Bizet, conducted by André Kostelanetz and recorded for the 1970 LP ''Andre Kostelanetz Conducts Bizet's Carmen For Orchestra'' (Columbia Masterworks, MS 7404).


'''Availability:''' Seen on all Elebe releases from the era.
'''Availability:''' Seen on all Elebe releases from the era.{{AvailabilityExamples}}
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Latest revision as of 03:46, 6 December 2023



Logo (1980s)



Visuals: On a black background, two red lines open up to reveal a colored line that changes colors in background, from yellow, to green, then the line then twists over, while moving, while everything had to change colors several times, while turning it into a tunnel that swirls all over to the background, before zooming out in an iris effect. Then once the logo ends, it cuts to a segmented green TV tube, with the script word "Elebe" on it. Then, it cuts to the word "PRESENTA" in yellow.

Variant: On early tapes, the "PRESENTA" screen is black on an orange background.

Technique: Scanimate animation.

Audio: An orchestral fanfare, which is actually an excerpt of the Prelude from Carmen by Georges Bizet, conducted by André Kostelanetz and recorded for the 1970 LP Andre Kostelanetz Conducts Bizet's Carmen For Orchestra (Columbia Masterworks, MS 7404).

Availability: Seen on all Elebe releases from the era. [Examples?]

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