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Australian Video was a joint venture between [[Star Video]] and the South Australian Film Corporation. | Australian Video was a joint venture between [[Star Video]] and the South Australian Film Corporation. | ||
===Logo ( | ===Logo (1983-1985)=== | ||
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'''Visuals:''' | '''Visuals:''' On a starry {{color|darkblue|sea blue}}/black background, several bright stars of different sizes zoom out, with one moving downwards from the rest. 2 stars start to pulse apart from it and a {{color|silver}} token rotates towards the screen, shining along the edge and on the face so brightly that the entire face becomes white. When the shine dies down, it reveals that the token has "{{font|Rockwell|AUSTRALIAN}} {{big|{{font|Arial|VIDEO}}}}" engraved onto it, with the former logo of the South Australia Film Commission above it (3 V-shaped streaks bunched around each other) as well as their name bordering the bottom half of the token. While the token turns, a {{color|orange}} 4-pointed star appears and draws a wavy line before going down and underlining the entire bottom of the token before going up to its origin. As this happens, a distorted Union Jack appears in the upper left corner and the section fills with {{color|blue}}, and the stars die down to reveal 7-pointed stars and 1 5-pointed star, forming a waving Australian flag. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
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'''Audio:''' A synthesized "whoosh", then a series of warbly synth notes repeat for the remainder of the logo as what sounds like a synth version of Australia's unofficial national anthem ("Waltzing Matilda") is heard. A whoosh can also be heard at the end. The end variant uses a beeping synth fanfare. | '''Audio:''' A synthesized "whoosh", then a series of warbly synth notes repeat for the remainder of the logo as what sounds like a synth version of Australia's unofficial national anthem ("Waltzing Matilda") is heard. A whoosh can also be heard at the end. The end variant uses a beeping synth fanfare. | ||
'''Availability:''' Can be seen on old PBV tapes, as well as CEL tapes. | '''Availability:''' Can be seen on old PBV tapes under the label, as well as some CEL tapes. Some tapes that include this are ''Hoodwink'' and ''The Man from Snowy River''. It is unknown if this appeared on the Embassy laserdisc of ''Breaker Morant'', which was co-branded with Australian Video. | ||
[[Category:Home entertainment logos]] | [[Category:Home entertainment logos]] | ||
[[Category:Australia]] | [[Category:Australia]] | ||
[[Category:Australian home entertainment logos]] | [[Category:Australian home entertainment logos]] | ||