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'''Logo:''' On a black background, several three-dimensional {{Font color|orange|orange}} "slices" merge together to form a {{Font color|orangered|red-orange}} globe shape as the camera pulls back; as this occurs, a quick flash of light happens as each section passes. Once the abstract globe forms, the company name "NEW WORLD PICTURES" (or "NEW WORLD INTERNATIONAL" for international distribution) fades in below it. | '''Logo:''' On a black background, several three-dimensional {{Font color|orange|orange}} "slices" merge together to form a {{Font color|orangered|red-orange}} globe shape as the camera pulls back; as this occurs, a quick flash of light happens as each section passes. Once the abstract globe forms, the company name "NEW WORLD PICTURES" (or "NEW WORLD INTERNATIONAL" for international distribution) fades in below it. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* An early short version exists with the just the sphere "wiping" in. This was seen on films such as ''Children of the Corn'' and ''The Philadelphia Experiment''. | * An early short version exists with the just the sphere "wiping" in. This was seen on films such as ''Children of the Corn'' and ''The Philadelphia Experiment''. | ||