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'''Technique:''' Cel animation. | '''Technique:''' Cel animation. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' A drum roll is heard at first, which is then followed by a bombastic fanfare. Another drum roll occurs, before one final beat and an announcer (possibly an early Romero) saying "Filmax, presenta..." | ||
'''Availability:''' Unknown. {{AvailabilityExamples}} | '''Availability:''' Unknown. {{AvailabilityExamples}} | ||
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'''Technique:''' Camera-controlled animation. | '''Technique:''' Camera-controlled animation. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' Just the voiceover, and some whooshes at the end. | ||
'''Availability:''' It would have appeared before trailers of their films. The later version is can be found on VHS promos of their tapes. | '''Availability:''' It would have appeared before trailers of their films. The later version is can be found on VHS promos of their tapes. | ||
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'''Technique:''' CGI. | '''Technique:''' CGI. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' An ominous-sounding fanfare with synths and drums, plus Mr. Romero saying "Filmax, presenta..." | ||
'''Availability:''' Spanish VHS tapes with the Ivex label tend to have it. Its last known appearance is ''Napoleon'' (1995), which was released on VHS in 1997. | '''Availability:''' Spanish VHS tapes with the Ivex label tend to have it. Its last known appearance is ''Napoleon'' (1995), which was released on VHS in 1997. | ||
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'''Technique:''' CGI. | '''Technique:''' CGI. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' Begins with a "bling" sound when the star shines and a fizzing sound when it starts moving. All the while, a nicely rearranged version of the fanfare from the previous logo (with synths, drums, strings, and horns) starts sounding. Wind sounds can be heard when "filmax" is written by the sparks, and a ricochet sound when they merge. Finally we hear the same voiceover from the last logo. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variant:''' On a few films, the voiceover is absent. | ||
'''Availability:''' Unknown. {{AvailabilityExamples}} | '''Availability:''' Unknown. {{AvailabilityExamples}} | ||
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'''Technique:''' CGI done by Diestro under the agency Summa. | '''Technique:''' CGI done by Diestro under the agency Summa. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' A rearranged version of the Filmax fanfare, done by Lucas Vidal. The fanfare is punctuated with various wind noises and creaking sounds as we see the tightrope walker make his journey. Unlike the previous logos, this doesn't feature the voiceover at the end. | ||
'''Availability:''' It first appeared on ''El Desentierro'' and was later seen on ''Advantages of Travelling by Train''. | '''Availability:''' It first appeared on ''El Desentierro'' and was later seen on ''Advantages of Travelling by Train''. | ||