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'''Logo:''' We start with a closeup of the text (which is in black as with the logo) with colors behind the text sliding to the left. The text zooms out, then the words fade to white as the colors slide away. | '''Logo:''' We start with a closeup of the text (which is in black as with the logo) with colors behind the text sliding to the left. The text zooms out, then the words fade to white as the colors slide away. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Possibly 2D Scanimate effects. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A Moog synth tune, which is an abridged version of "Electro-Pulse No.4" from Ronald Marquisee's Electrobeds Vol. 1. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A Moog synth tune, which is an abridged version of "Electro-Pulse No.4" from Ronald Marquisee's Electrobeds Vol. 1. | ||
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'''Variant:''' A later short version cuts out the zooming of "mississippi". | '''Variant:''' A later short version cuts out the zooming of "mississippi". | ||
'''Technique:''' It appears to be early CGI by Digital Effects, Inc, which | '''Technique:''' It appears to be early CGI by Digital Effects, Inc, which makes it highly advanced for its time. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A dramatic violin and drum fanfare (an excerpt from the De Wolfe Music library track "Diffusion" by Reg Tilsley). The short version has three chimes play against a Moog synth bass line. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A dramatic violin and drum fanfare (an excerpt from the De Wolfe Music library track "Diffusion" by Reg Tilsley). The short version has three chimes play against a Moog synth bass line. | ||