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===1st Logo <br>(1981-1988)=== | ===1st Logo <br>(1981-1988)=== | ||
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'''Logo:''' | '''Logo:''' | ||
*'''Opening:''' | *'''Opening:''' Against a black background, many colored parallelograms come from the top and bottom of the screen towards the middle, where a white four-pointed star is being drawn, with the smaller one starting with the top spire, while the large one starts with the left. The colored shapes stop coming from the bottom as an orange line with a "V" shaped bend in the middle arrives, accompanied by a "shadow" effect. It stops below the star, and the parallelograms return from the bottom as the letters "BBC" and "IDEO" are drawn in white at either side of the "V", with the outsides first, then the insides on the left, then the reversed happening on the right. The line with the "V" is also traced over with white. After the logo forms, all the parallelograms eventually stop as a light shines inside the star and leaves a blue after-shadow. | ||
*'''Closing:''' The rainbow parallelograms are flying towards "BBC VIDEO", which disappears as if it was being played backwards; that is, it's sort of being "drawn away." The parallelograms stop and the 4-pointed star remains. As a copyright notice appears (in the Futura typeface) reading "© BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION and BBC ENTERPRISES LTD. (year in Roman numerals)", the star "shines" and is drawn away too, leaving a small light which flashes a few times and then fades | *'''Closing:''' The rainbow parallelograms are flying towards "BBC VIDEO", which disappears as if it was being played backwards; that is, it's sort of being "drawn away." The parallelograms stop and the 4-pointed star remains. As a copyright notice appears (in the Futura typeface) reading "© BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION and BBC ENTERPRISES LTD. (year in Roman numerals)", the star "shines" and is drawn away too, leaving a small light which flashes a few times and then fades. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
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* On rock concert releases we see the text "ROCK FLASHBACK" appear in black, with a white outline. Another version has this on a cheap orange text with a yellow outline. | * On rock concert releases we see the text "ROCK FLASHBACK" appear in black, with a white outline. Another version has this on a cheap orange text with a yellow outline. | ||
* A shortened version of the closing variant exists, starting from the small light flashing. | * A shortened version of the closing variant exists, starting from the small light flashing. | ||
*On most U.S. Video releases, the copyright disclaimer is blacked out because of legal reasons. | |||
'''FX/SFX:''' | '''FX/SFX:''' | ||
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*'''Opening:''' | *'''Opening:''' | ||
**(1980-1984) A big band marching band-type tune, in B♭ major. Used from the beginning until 1984. | **(1980-1984) A big band marching band-type tune, with kettle drums, in B♭ major. Used from the beginning until 1984. | ||
**(1980-1984) A Moog synth tune with a marching-band flair (sounding similar to the first tune) in A major. Used in tandem with the first tune. | **(1980-1984) A Moog synth tune with a marching-band flair (sounding similar to the first tune) in A major. Used in tandem with the first tune. | ||
** (1981) An orchestrated version of the of the first and second tunes in a different key (C major), led by violins. Used on ''Treasures of the British Crown'' on Laserdisc, released in 1981. It is unknown if it was used on any other releases. | ** (1981) An orchestrated version of the of the first and second tunes in a different key (C major), led by violins. Used on ''Treasures of the British Crown'' on Laserdisc, released in 1981. It is unknown if it was used on any other releases. | ||
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===2nd Logo <br>(1988-1991)=== | ===2nd Logo <br>(1988-1991)=== | ||
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===3rd Logo <br>(1990-1997)=== | ===3rd Logo <br>(1990-1997)=== | ||
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===5th Logo <br>(October 1997-2009)=== | ===5th Logo <br>(October 1997-2009)=== | ||
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