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===Logo (August, 1973)=== |
===Logo (August, 1973)=== |
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'''Note:''' This logo can be seen [https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xadqeh here]. |
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background is a small green wireframe globe rotate to the middle of the screen only to move back to its original position as the abstract blue letters "fi" and the orange text "FILM-MAKERS INTERNATIONAL RELEASING COMPANY" swivel towards the middle. The final three words in the company name are smaller than the other three. The globe dots the I. |
'''Visuals:''' On a black background is a small green wireframe globe rotate to the middle of the screen only to move back to its original position as the abstract blue letters "fi" and the orange text "FILM-MAKERS INTERNATIONAL RELEASING COMPANY" swivel towards the middle. The final three words in the company name are smaller than the other three. The globe dots the I. |
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Logo (August, 1973)
Visuals: On a black background is a small green wireframe globe rotate to the middle of the screen only to move back to its original position as the abstract blue letters "fi" and the orange text "FILM-MAKERS INTERNATIONAL RELEASING COMPANY" swivel towards the middle. The final three words in the company name are smaller than the other three. The globe dots the I.
Technique: Analog computer animation.
Audio: The last few seconds of "Glory Bus" by Pattie Brookes, composed for The Clones. The song would begin before the logo appears, leading to nearly a minute of nothing.
Availability: Seen on Lightning Video prints of The Clones.
