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===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
'''Roadshow Entertainment''' (formerly "Roadshow Home Video") was formed by a merger with Australian film distributor [[Roadshow Films|Roadshow]] and Australian cinema chain Village Cinemas. Before the establishment of its home video division, Roadshow released its films on videocassette through [[Video Classics (Australia)|Video Classics]]. Roadshow Entertainment is currently one of the largest home entertainment distributors in Australia, currently releasing content from [[Village Roadshow Pictures]], [[BBC Video|BBC]], [[ABC Video (Australia)|ABC]], [[Lionsgate Films]], [[STX Entertainment]], [[FilmNation Entertainment]], [[The Weinstein Company]] as well as Australian TV content. They also used to distribute [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] and [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]] releases in Australia. They had their own duplication facilities, which also duplicated tapes for fellow Magnificent Seven member [[CIC-Taft Video | '''Roadshow Entertainment''' (formerly "Roadshow Home Video") was formed by a merger with Australian film distributor [[Roadshow Films|Roadshow]] and Australian cinema chain Village Cinemas. Before the establishment of its home video division, Roadshow released its films on videocassette through [[Video Classics (Australia)|Video Classics]]. Roadshow Entertainment is currently one of the largest home entertainment distributors in Australia, currently releasing content from [[Village Roadshow Pictures]], [[BBC Video|BBC]], [[ABC Video (Australia)|ABC]], [[Lionsgate Films]], [[STX Entertainment]], [[FilmNation Entertainment]], [[The Weinstein Company]] as well as Australian TV content. They also used to distribute [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] and [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]] releases in Australia. They had their own duplication facilities, which also duplicated tapes for fellow Magnificent Seven member [[CIC-Taft Video|Rigby-CIC Video]]. | ||
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'''Logo:''' Same as the [[ | '''Logo:''' Same as the [[Roadshow Films]] logo of the time, however the words "'''ROADSHOW HOME VIDEO'''" appear instead of "'''ROADSHOW'''" in a smaller font. | ||
'''Promo Variants:''' | '''Promo Variants:''' | ||
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* From around 1996 onwards, the company name just zooms out with the "V". | * From around 1996 onwards, the company name just zooms out with the "V". | ||
* In 2011, the logo became more <span style="color:#FF8C00">orange</span>-tinted, and the text "'''ROADSHOW ENTERTAINMENT'''", with its byline, zooms out with the logo to end up with the same result as the previous version of the logo. | * In 2011, the logo became more <span style="color:#FF8C00">orange</span>-tinted, and the text "'''ROADSHOW ENTERTAINMENT'''", with its byline, zooms out with the logo to end up with the same result as the previous version of the logo. | ||
* On the 1993 VHS release of the third episode of [[DIC Entertainment | * On the 1993 VHS release of the third episode of [[DIC Entertainment|DIC]]'s ''Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog'', "Lovesick Sonic", the logo appears via an wipe-up transition, and the music is slightly cut-short. | ||
* On widescreen DVD releases, the logo is presented in 14:9. | * On widescreen DVD releases, the logo is presented in 14:9. | ||
* On some 2007-2011 releases, the animation is sped-up. | * On some 2007-2011 releases, the animation is sped-up. | ||