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===Background===
'''SCA Distributors''' was a British film distributor.
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'''Logo:''' On an orange background, we see a drawing of a Roman soldier's head. We zoom out from it, revealing the white letters "SCA" below it, with the small black text "DISTRIBUTORS" underneath "SCA".▼
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'''Variants:''' In later years, the logo is still.
'''Technique:''' Camera-controlled animation.
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'''Availability:''' Seen on releases of sexploitation films such as ''The Divorcee'' and ''Five Loose Women''.
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Background
SCA Distributors was a British film distributor.
Logo (196?-1970s)
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Visuals: On an orange background, there is a drawing of a Roman soldier's head facing left. The camera zooms out, revealing the white letters "SCA" below it, with the small black text "DISTRIBUTORS" underneath.
Variants: In later years, the logo is still.
Technique: Camera-controlled animation.
Audio: A drumroll, followed by a dramatic fanfare.
Availability: Seen on releases of sexploitation films such as The Divorcee and Five Loose Women.
