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===Background===
===Background===
Hi-Tech Video was a Greek video distributor.
'''Hi-Tech Video''' was a Greek home video distributor.


===1st (known) Logo (1982-1990)===
===Logo (1982-1990)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is the word "'''Hi-Tech'''" in a stylized, multicolored font consisting of the colors {{Color|blue}}, {{Color|magenta}}, {{Color|orange}}, {{Color|pink}}, and {{Color|cyan}} zoom in to the center of the screen, leaving a short afterimage in the process. "'''Hi-Tech'''" turns {{Color|red}}, and "'''VIDEO'''" in a different font but using the same colors zooms out from the bottom of the screen, leaving an afterimage as well. "'''VIDEO'''" turns {{Color|gold|golden yellow}}, and a {{Color|teal|cerulean blue}} laurel wreath is "drawn" around the words. Once drawn, the afterimage of the wreath zooms in again, fading into the already existent wreath. No other movement occurs until the logo fades to black.
<u>Nicknames:</u> "Lo-Tech", "Lo-Tech Video"


'''Technique:''' Scanimate.
<u>Logo:</u> On a black background, we see "Hi-Tech" in a stylized, multicolored font consisting of the colors blue, yellow, pink, red, and purple zoom in to the center of the screen, leaving a shadow trail in the process. The "Hi-Tech" turns red, and "'''VIDEO'''" in a different font but using the same colors zooms out from the bottom of the screen, leaving a shadow trail as well. The "'''VIDEO'''" turns golden yellow, and a cerulean blue laurel wreath is "drawn" around the words. Once it's drawn, the wreath "flashes" at the screen using the trail effect.


'''Audio:''' The prelude of ''Gayane'', composed by Aram Khachaturian. The audio itself starts from a few measures into the piece.
<u>FX/SFX:</u> The zooming, the trail, and the "drawing."


'''Availability:''' It appeared on VHS releases of ''Η γοητεία του χρήματος'', among other films. Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the 1990s, Greece uses PAL).
<u>Music/Sounds:</u> A bombastic orchestral fanfare with horns and screeching flutes, which is part of "Gayane Suite" by Soviet-Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian.


[[Category:Greece]]
<u>Availability:</u> Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the '90s, Greece uses PAL).
[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

[[Category:Greek home entertainment logos]]
<u>Editor’s Note:</u> For a company called "Hi-Tech", the 60s-esque animation and film quality sure seem anything but. This logo has also scared some peopledue to the flashing, gaudiness, and fanfare.
[[Category:Logos with classical music]]

[[Category:Home Entertainment Logos]]
[[Category:Animations on Scanimate]]
[[Category:Greek Logos]]
[[Category:Greek Home Entertainment Logos]]

Latest revision as of 09:26, 21 December 2023


Background

Hi-Tech Video was a Greek home video distributor.

Logo (1982-1990)

Visuals: On a black background, there is the word "Hi-Tech" in a stylized, multicolored font consisting of the colors blue, magenta, orange, pink, and cyan zoom in to the center of the screen, leaving a short afterimage in the process. "Hi-Tech" turns red, and "VIDEO" in a different font but using the same colors zooms out from the bottom of the screen, leaving an afterimage as well. "VIDEO" turns golden yellow, and a cerulean blue laurel wreath is "drawn" around the words. Once drawn, the afterimage of the wreath zooms in again, fading into the already existent wreath. No other movement occurs until the logo fades to black.

Technique: Scanimate.

Audio: The prelude of Gayane, composed by Aram Khachaturian. The audio itself starts from a few measures into the piece.

Availability: It appeared on VHS releases of Η γοητεία του χρήματος, among other films. Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the 1990s, Greece uses PAL).

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