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'''Visuals:''' On a black screen, a sparkling light kicks off a countdown (in rainbow numbers which are scattered all over) from ten, which stops at three. Then, a yellow neon outline of a circle shines at the top of the screen, forming two lines (//) inside. From there a multicolored outline of a neon marquee draws itself onto the screen, with the words |
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Latest revision as of 14:14, 10 October 2023
Logo (1980s?)
_(From_-_Dutch_VHS_of_Five_Deadly_Angels).png)
Visuals: On a black screen, a sparkling light kicks off a countdown (in rainbow numbers which are scattered all over) from ten, which stops at three. Then, a yellow neon outline of a circle shines at the top of the screen, forming two lines (//) inside. From there a multicolored outline of a neon marquee draws itself onto the screen, with the words
PRODUCTIONS BV.
THE NETHERLANDS
fading in along with it. The marquee shines for about eight more seconds before abruptly cutting to a woman who is dancing as if she were walking a tight rope (but more dramatically), in front of a background reminiscent of Microsoft's "Mystify" screensaver -- albeit symmetrical.
Technique: Scanimate and live action.
Audio: A low beep at each number of the countdown, and then a rock tune (“The Winners” by Francis Monkman and Malcolm Ironton) that fades out on its last note.
Availability: Most likely found on releases by this company at the time.
