Globo Video
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Video captures courtesy of
Arquivão, Silas Augusto 2, Mateus de Assis, CANAL MV1, 00vini, Wellington Lima and Lúcia Alves
Background
Globo Video was the former video label of Rede Globo, founded in 1981 after it split off from its older label, Filmoteca Global. It was shut down in 2007 as Rede Globo began focusing on their other label, Som Livre Video, for home video distribution (they later sold the label to Sony Music Entertainment in 2022).
1st Logo (1981-1984)
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Visuals: On a black background, many colored bars slide in, forming 5 columns colored blue, light green, yellow, orange, and red respectively. 4 columns rotate to the right or left, but not fully (the yellow column stays put). They turn the other way and fully rotate to their original position. They zoom out a bit as stars line the edges touching the other columns and they start to spin. They then flash when they are just thin lines and then pulse lines of the same color and then start to rotate when they are fully revealed. They then disappear as the letters of "GLOBO" in its signature typeface appear one by one in the colors of the columns. They then turn white and start to come together as the background gains a blue gradient. "VIDEO" in the same font but in outline form slides in and rests as the "V" changes position.
Technique: Early CGI.
Audio: A funky and weird disco tune, with a horn-driven finale.
Availability: Unknown.
2nd Logo (1984-1989)
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Visuals: There is a cube made of green wire frame rotating wildly. The cube rotates so that we can see a first-person perspective inside, which reveals many lines in many different colors. The colors move up and down the grid, thus causing the lines to change colors as well. We then see multiple squares zoom in on each plane of the inner cube. They state different words on them, most of which are hard to view. The last square zooms in to fit. It has a word on one of the squares that pass by (each represent a genre on the video, like "SHOW" or "FILME"). This square zooms out. and abruptly transitions to Scanimated letters, which occupy the entire screen and are rotated 45 degrees on the Z axis. The words then rotate to a normal angle, revealing the words "GLOBO VIDEO". "UMA SELEÇÃO" sometimes is stationed at the top as well.
Technique: Early wireframe computer graphics combined with 2D animation.
Audio: A whoosh at the beginning, then a powerful and dramatic fanfare with laser beams, with an uprising synth when the almost final screen flies towards the camera.
Availability: Unknown.
3rd Logo (1989-2000)
Visuals: On a rainbow background, three spheres (in red, green, and blue respectively) pass by the screen quickly. When we reach the blue sphere, it protrudes light and a chunk shaped like the Rede Globo logo comes off of it. Inside the shiny interior is the same rainbow surface and spheres before the sphere turns around and the background turns black. Silver streaks are then "projected" at the piece like a screen, and there emerges the Globo Video logo with "APRESENTA" below it. The logo shines as the screen focuses onto it, eventually taking up the whole screen.
Technique: Early 90s CGI.
Audio: A calm synth fanfare.
Availability: Unknown.
4th Logo (2000-2006)
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Visuals: Over a black/blue gradient background, the metallic text of "GLOBO VIDEO" flips out to the center while red, green and blue streaks slide into the left side, crossing the "L" and "V". The finished logo is in a left-facing perspective.
Technique: Simple, yet effective CGI.
Audio: A majestic fanfare with a whoosh at the beginning. Low and high tone versions are known to exist.
Availability: Seen on newer video releases and DVDs before the label's closure.
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