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Nicknames: "The Clear Clapperboard", "Clapperboard and Filmstrips", "An Australian State in a Greek VHS Logo?", "The Victoria Filmstrips" |
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Logo: We see a transparent clapboard laying on on a dark blue grid. There is a white background. There are magenta, cyan, and yellow ribbons running through the clapboard. The camera then zooms out. The words "HOME VIDEO AFFAIR" then appear in a sans-serif font. |
Logo: We see a transparent clapboard laying on on a dark blue grid. There is a white background. There are magenta, cyan, and yellow ribbons running through the clapboard, in the shape of what looks like the Australian state of Victoria.. The camera then zooms out. The words "HOME VIDEO AFFAIR" then appear in a sans-serif font. |
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FX/SFX: The camera zooming out and the picture of the clapboard. |
FX/SFX: The camera zooming out and the picture of the clapboard. |
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Revision as of 04:45, 1 September 2020
(1987)
Nicknames: "The Clear Clapperboard", "Clapperboard and Filmstrips", "An Australian State in a Greek VHS Logo?", "The Victoria Filmstrips"
Logo: We see a transparent clapboard laying on on a dark blue grid. There is a white background. There are magenta, cyan, and yellow ribbons running through the clapboard, in the shape of what looks like the Australian state of Victoria.. The camera then zooms out. The words "HOME VIDEO AFFAIR" then appear in a sans-serif font.
FX/SFX: The camera zooming out and the picture of the clapboard.
Music/Sounds: A snippet of "Rendez-vous IV" by Jean Michael Jarre, which continues from the warning.
Availability: Ultra rare, but probably a bit more common if you live in Greece.
Editor's Note: TBA.
