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'''Variant:''' Certain shows just had the text "ALAN LANDSBURG PRODUCTIONS, INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF TOMORROW ENTERTAINMENT, INC." in a bold white font, left aligned and placed in the center of a turquoise background. | '''Variant:''' Certain shows just had the text "ALAN LANDSBURG PRODUCTIONS, INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF TOMORROW ENTERTAINMENT, INC." in a bold white font, left aligned and placed in the center of a turquoise background. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The zooming of the circle, sliding of the rectangles, formation of the letters, and the "ALAN LANDSBURG PRODUCTIONS" text. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A synth xylophone theme. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A synth xylophone theme. | ||
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* Most programs, such as the series ''In Search of...'' and the TV movie ''It Happened at Lakewood Manor'', have the logo shortened to either the slate already formed, or the "ALAN LANDSBURG" swinging down. | * Most programs, such as the series ''In Search of...'' and the TV movie ''It Happened at Lakewood Manor'', have the logo shortened to either the slate already formed, or the "ALAN LANDSBURG" swinging down. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The dropping slate, and the changing words. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' The sounds of a camera shutter, one for each of the segmented lines as they appear, followed by a clapperboard sound during the respective action, before the shutters are heard again for the top slate. | '''Music/Sounds:''' The sounds of a camera shutter, one for each of the segmented lines as they appear, followed by a clapperboard sound during the respective action, before the shutters are heard again for the top slate. | ||
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* On some shows like ''Kate & Allie'', ''Gimme a Break!'' and ''Spencer'', a copyright stamp is shown below. | * On some shows like ''Kate & Allie'', ''Gimme a Break!'' and ''Spencer'', a copyright stamp is shown below. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The logo revealing the text behind it. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A jaunty synthesizer stinger. There were three versions of this theme: the normal version, a long version, and a version with a different middle section similar to that of the long version. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A jaunty synthesizer stinger. There were three versions of this theme: the normal version, a long version, and a version with a different middle section similar to that of the long version. | ||
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* On season 2 of ''Kate and Allie'', instead of the music, the outro of the series' closing credits played over the logo. | * On season 2 of ''Kate and Allie'', instead of the music, the outro of the series' closing credits played over the logo. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' None. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as ALP's 3rd logo, but extended. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Same as ALP's 3rd logo, but extended. | ||
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* On ''Kate & Allie'', the animation is in warp-speed. | * On ''Kate & Allie'', the animation is in warp-speed. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The letters glowing and sliding. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A fast descending, Asian-inspired synth chime section, then a warm 4-note synth horn theme. Otherwise it is the ending of the show's theme song. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A fast descending, Asian-inspired synth chime section, then a warm 4-note synth horn theme. Otherwise it is the ending of the show's theme song. | ||
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* On ''Doctor, Doctor'', the logo is sped-up. Also, the "REEVES ENTERTAINMENT" text doesn't shine. | * On ''Doctor, Doctor'', the logo is sped-up. Also, the "REEVES ENTERTAINMENT" text doesn't shine. | ||
''' | '''Technique:''' The moving drama faces, and the shards. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' Either the same as the last logo, the end-title theme from any show, or silence. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Either the same as the last logo, the end-title theme from any show, or silence. | ||