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Background: Hi-Tech Video was a Greek video distributor.
<u>Background:</u> Hi-Tech Video was a Greek video distributor.


1st (known) Logo
===1st (known) Logo (1982-1990)===


<u>Nicknames:</u> "Lo-Tech", "Lo-Tech Video"
(1982-1990)


<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.
Nicknames:"Lo-Tech", "Lo-Tech Video"


<u>FX/SFX:</u> The zooming, the trail, and the "drawing."
Logo: 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.


<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.
FX/SFX: The zooming, the trail, and the "drawing."


<u>Availability:</u> Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the '90s, Greece uses PAL).
Music/Sounds: A bombastic orchestral fanfare with horns and screeching flutes, which is part of "Gayane Suite" by Soviet-Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian.


<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.
Availability: Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the '90s, Greece uses PAL).


[[Category:Home Entertainment Logos]]
Editor’s Note: 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:Greek Logos]]
[[Category:Greek Home Entertainment Logos]]

Revision as of 19:04, 18 May 2020

Logo description by Reactor37654

Logo capture by Eric S.

Background: Hi-Tech Video was a Greek video distributor.

1st (known) Logo (1982-1990)

Nicknames: "Lo-Tech", "Lo-Tech Video"

Logo: 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.

FX/SFX: The zooming, the trail, and the "drawing."

Music/Sounds: A bombastic orchestral fanfare with horns and screeching flutes, which is part of "Gayane Suite" by Soviet-Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian.

Availability: Check Greek SECAM tapes from the 1980s for this logo (of course, since sometime in the '90s, Greece uses PAL).

Editor’s Note: 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.

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