Fisher-Price Video: Difference between revisions

'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|blue}} CGI stage with a giant spotlight on it, a {{color|blue}} gradient backdrop behind it and a red CGI Austrian curtain above with a white fringe on its scalloped edges, the Fisher-Price logo, in its corporate font, dances in from the right in a vaudeville style. The "F" stops all of a sudden, causing the other letters to fall over. The letters flip themselves over. A hyphen fades in between the letters, along with a registered trademark symbol on the top right of the last "E". The logo brightens and shines {{color|hotpink|pink}} and {{color|gold|golden yellow}}, and the byline "A Division of The Quaker Oats Company" (F-P was owned by the company from 1969 until 1991, when they became a publicly-traded company) fades in below. The Austrian curtain drops.

'''Trivia:''' The entire setting is basically an enhanced version of their toy packaging at the time, with a red awning with white edges and a {{color|blue}} background.

'''Visuals:''' Over a {{color|blue}} background are various kinds of toys for toddlers and the ''Little Snoopy Pull Toy'' crossing around them. Then the camera zooms out to reveal 3D Letters and Numbers with a Pyramid toy, and passes into holes to reveal 3D Shapes. At that point, a ''Chatter Phone'' passes and comes in front of the camera. After the animation, the screen zooms out and reveals, on a {{color|blue}} floor, the company's logo in three-dimensions with the name "Fisher-Price" in its corporate font and a shaded red awning with white border edges on the bottom that covers the upper three quarters of the screen. There are shadows underneath the text and a spotlight shining on the upper left corner of the awning. The word "presents" in Gill Sans appears below.