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{{About|a Telugu company unrelated to Universal and its subsidiaries|Universal's official film division|Universal Pictures}}
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=== (2007-2013) Background===
'''Universal Media''' is a Telugu film studio company.
 
===Logo (January 12, 2007-January 9, 2013) ===
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'''Nickname:''' "Obvious Look-Alike Is Obvious"
 
'''LogoVisuals:''' WeVarious seestars variousare starsseen shooting up against a black background. As wethe camera panpans down, we briefly see an arc of light is seen at the bottom, which then turns out to be a blue light ball covered by various filmstrips. WeThe zoomscreen zooms down and the ball of light moves to the left, and then it's revealed that the ball of light is actually a globe, looking over the Indian subcontinent and partparts of Australia, and the Middle East and most of Africa. The blue word "UNIVERSAL" then zooms out to the right, as the word "MEDIA" shines in below it. The shooting stars disappearsdisappear and the globe spins to the right.
 
'''Variant:''' On <u>''Naayak''</u>, the stars are tinted blue.
 
'''FX/SFXTechnique:''' Decent CGI.
 
'''Music/SoundsAudio:''' The logo changes its music according to the movie:
 
*''<u>Desamuduru</u>'': A high shining synth at the beginning, followed by a swooshing cymbal, windchimes, a surreal string theme, with another cymbal sound, and some notes from a bell instrument.
*''<u>Oye</u>'': A droning synth theme with primitive-sounding synthesizers.
*''<u>Naayak</u>'': An ethereal fanfare with a synth, choir and brass, and a whoosh when the text zooms out.
 
'''Availability:''' Seen on films like ''Desamuduru'', ''Oye'' and ''Naayak''.
 
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'''Editor's Note:''' Despite being an actually good-looking logo, the name choice may cause some laughs for some people.
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Latest revision as of 01:33, 12 May 2024

This article is about a Telugu company unrelated to Universal and its subsidiaries. For Universal's official film division, see Universal Pictures.

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Descriptions by
2K-tan and rj4712

Captures by
Tabit

Video captures courtesy of
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Background

Universal Media is a Telugu film studio company.

Logo (January 12, 2007-January 9, 2013)


Visuals: Various stars are seen shooting up against a black background. As the camera pans down, an arc of light is seen at the bottom, which then turns out to be a blue light ball covered by various filmstrips. The screen zooms down and the ball of light moves to the left, and then it's revealed that the ball of light is actually a globe, looking over the Indian subcontinent and parts of Australia, the Middle East and most of Africa. The blue word "UNIVERSAL" then zooms out to the right, as the word "MEDIA" shines in below it. The shooting stars disappear and the globe spins to the right.

Variant: On Naayak, the stars are tinted blue.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The logo changes its music according to the movie:

  • Desamuduru: A high shining synth at the beginning, followed by a swooshing cymbal, windchimes, a surreal string theme, with another cymbal sound, and some notes from a bell instrument.
  • Oye: A droning synth theme with primitive-sounding synthesizers.
  • Naayak: An ethereal fanfare with a synth, choir and brass, and a whoosh when the text zooms out.

Availability: Seen on films like Desamuduru, Oye and Naayak.

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