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===Background===
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'''TeamWork Motion Pictures Limited''' (originally '''TeamWork Production House Limited''') was a film production company founded in 1992 by Andy Lau. The company was produced many works like ''Saviour of the Soul'' and ''Made in Hong Kong'', among others. The company was renamed to its current name, [[Focus Films Limited]], in 2003.

===1st Logo (1992-2000?)===
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'''NOTE:''' The 2nd video starts at 0:07.

'''Logo:''' On a {{color|blue}} cloudy background, we see a {{color|blue}} marble stairways, which then walks and then turns to the screen, and the camera position then rotates to left, and then turns to see the last stairways, which we see a "{{color|gold|T}}", a double two blocks stacked with bars forming the "{{color|gold|T}}". The logo then pulls the carving of the marble, which we see "{{color|orange|TEAM}}" and "{{color|orange|WORK}}" with "{{color|orange|PRODUCTION HOUSE LIMITED}}" in a Century Schoolbook font with "{{color|orange|T}}", "{{color|orange|W}}", "{{color|orange|P}}", "{{color|orange|H}}" and "{{color|orange|L}}" are larger, fades in, then Cantonese characters, which are in {{color|pink}}, fades in below the logo, then the logo turns up into 2D/3D effect, which then finishes the logo until fades out shortly.

'''Variants:'''
*There is another variant when the camera then rotates at first then rotates to top and then the logo continues at normal.
*A deteriorated version has spotted on the Thai dub of ''Saviour of the Soul I''.

'''Technique:''' 90s CGI animation.

'''Music/Sounds:''' A 12-note moog synth sound effect, then a synth tune fanfare, ending with a "Thud!" when the logo turns. The 2nd theme used a 18-note arpeggio sounder, which then segues a slow 2-note in the theme.

'''Availability:''' Seen on some TeamWork Production House films, like ''Saviour of the Soul'' I and II, ''Tian Di'', ''The Moon Warriors'' and ''Game Kids'' (also known as ''Game Boy Kids''). The other variant is rare and it was found on the Nontanund print of ''Saviour of the Soul I'' and ''Never Ending Summer'', which can be viewed either on Facebook and Tencent Video.

===2nd Logo (2000?-2003)===
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'''Logo:''' We see blocks moving on a space background from an aerial view, which we see an {{color|orange}} block driving on the space. The block then "connects" twice, then more blocks connect twice on the screen, revealing the black background and then form "'''teamWork'''" in a 2-bit game font, which then flashes and dies. The logo then zooms and then "blurs" twice, which then zooms out to reveal the logo. "MOTION PICTURES LIMITED" appears via moving letters.

'''Technique:''' CGI animation.

'''Music/Sounds:''' A wind chimes and a choir is heard on the silence, then a whoosh, or drums is heard when forming the logo, and a loud "whooshes" is heard before the blur effect, and then a wind music is heard again on the logo.

'''Availability:''' Uncommon; as well as used for a while. Seen on some films from 2000 to 2003 before the company went renamed.

{{Chronology||[[Focus Films Limited]]}}
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[[Category:Hong Kong]]
[[Category:Film logos]]

Revision as of 07:44, 2 March 2023

Background

TeamWork Motion Pictures Limited (originally TeamWork Production House Limited) was a film production company founded in 1992 by Andy Lau. The company was produced many works like Saviour of the Soul and Made in Hong Kong, among others. The company was renamed to its current name, Focus Films Limited, in 2003.

1st Logo (1992-2000?)

NOTE: The 2nd video starts at 0:07.

Logo: On a blue cloudy background, we see a blue marble stairways, which then walks and then turns to the screen, and the camera position then rotates to left, and then turns to see the last stairways, which we see a "T", a double two blocks stacked with bars forming the "T". The logo then pulls the carving of the marble, which we see "TEAM" and "WORK" with "PRODUCTION HOUSE LIMITED" in a Century Schoolbook font with "T", "W", "P", "H" and "L" are larger, fades in, then Cantonese characters, which are in pink, fades in below the logo, then the logo turns up into 2D/3D effect, which then finishes the logo until fades out shortly.

Variants:

  • There is another variant when the camera then rotates at first then rotates to top and then the logo continues at normal.
  • A deteriorated version has spotted on the Thai dub of Saviour of the Soul I.

Technique: 90s CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: A 12-note moog synth sound effect, then a synth tune fanfare, ending with a "Thud!" when the logo turns. The 2nd theme used a 18-note arpeggio sounder, which then segues a slow 2-note in the theme.

Availability: Seen on some TeamWork Production House films, like Saviour of the Soul I and II, Tian Di, The Moon Warriors and Game Kids (also known as Game Boy Kids). The other variant is rare and it was found on the Nontanund print of Saviour of the Soul I and Never Ending Summer, which can be viewed either on Facebook and Tencent Video.

2nd Logo (2000?-2003)

Logo: We see blocks moving on a space background from an aerial view, which we see an orange block driving on the space. The block then "connects" twice, then more blocks connect twice on the screen, revealing the black background and then form "teamWork" in a 2-bit game font, which then flashes and dies. The logo then zooms and then "blurs" twice, which then zooms out to reveal the logo. "MOTION PICTURES LIMITED" appears via moving letters.

Technique: CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: A wind chimes and a choir is heard on the silence, then a whoosh, or drums is heard when forming the logo, and a loud "whooshes" is heard before the blur effect, and then a wind music is heard again on the logo.

Availability: Uncommon; as well as used for a while. Seen on some films from 2000 to 2003 before the company went renamed.

TeamWork Motion Pictures Limited
Focus Films Limited
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