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'''Technique:''' Zooming and light effects. | '''Technique:''' Zooming and light effects. | ||
''' | '''Audio:''' A loud trumpet fanfare called "Fanfare Showcase No. 6", composed by Peter Reno and Jack Trombey, which was used in some other logos (like [[Jia's Motion Picture Co.|Jia's]] and Rainbow Audio and Video Incorporation). Rarely, the opening theme of the movie is used, and the closing variant is silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on their films from the era, from ''Laughing Times'' to ''Aces Go Places IV''. It is sometimes plastered by the Media Asia logo, or those of other companies on export versions, such as Atlas International. It also appears on the theatrical trailers of their films. | '''Availability:''' Seen on their films from the era, from ''Laughing Times'' to ''Aces Go Places IV''. It is sometimes plastered by the Media Asia logo, or those of other companies on export versions, such as Atlas International. It also appears on the theatrical trailers of their films. | ||
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'''Technique:''' Motion-controlled animation and light effects. | '''Technique:''' Motion-controlled animation and light effects. | ||
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*1985-1986: A synthesized version of the previous logo's fanfare, though also rearranged to sound more powerful. | *1985-1986: A synthesized version of the previous logo's fanfare, though also rearranged to sound more powerful. | ||
*1986-1991: A series of three five-note synth melodies, each ascending in pitch before ending in a two-note fanfare with held notes. A "sheen" sound effect plays when the pieces appear as well. | *1986-1991: A series of three five-note synth melodies, each ascending in pitch before ending in a two-note fanfare with held notes. A "sheen" sound effect plays when the pieces appear as well. | ||