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'''Filmax Animation''' was the animation division of [[Filmax (Spain)|Filmax]]. Later titles would simply have the F File:Filmax Animation opening logo.png

'''Technique:''' Cel animation. ...al'' and ''Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael''. It might have been included on Spanish films as well.

'''Legacy:''' This logo is a favorite of many thanks to its animation and effects. [[Category:Logos with Cascom stock footage]]

'''Technique:''' Computer animation. ...r says, "Contacto Video, an image that satisfies all the alternatives." in Spanish.

...00 films distributed throughout their history) company, and one of the few Spanish cinema companies that has acquired some international recognition. '''Technique:''' Cel animation.

'''Technique:''' Cel animation. '''Technique:''' Cel animation.

...on of Tinker Bell would later be reused for the [[Disney's FastPlay]] menu animation. .... These were found: "COLECCIÓN MAESTRA" (MAESTRA in spaced-out letters) on Spanish tapes, and "COLLECTION CHEFS-D'ŒUVRE" (CHEFS-D'ŒUVRE in narrow letters) o

'''Technique:''' Flat CGI animation, with traditional cel animation for the flames and Scanimation for the text. '''Availability:''' It appeared on Spanish prints of ''My Science Project'' with the [[Touchstone Home Entertainment|T

'''Technique:''' 2D animation, likely done on an Ampex ADO. *On <u>''Barney en Vivo en Nueva York''</u> (the Spanish version of ''Barney Live! In New York City''), an announcer says "Barney Y

'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation, with the early variant appearing to use Scanimation. * A Spanish announcer can be heard on the Spanish VHS release of ''Leo the Lion: King Of The Jungle''.

...zed splat form seen on, for example, ''Wild and Crazy Kids''), in computer animation, but the "Take 50" bumper also has a black-and-white filter over it and the ...various IDs used, including hand-drawn animation, claymation, and computer animation. This was done by Charlex (now CHRLX) in New York.

'''Technique:''' Traditional animation. '''Variant:''' On the Spanish VHS release of ''Breeders'' (1986) (AKA: ''La Muerte Ataca New York''), the

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*A variant exists where when the animation is complete, the logo fades out. ...hite background, and the screen is shared with the GMTV and Look Lively TV logos.

|Miscellaneous Logos| ...pedia:Crunch (chocolate bar)|Nestle's Crunch]]. The policy text is also in Spanish and mentions Cinépolis. A version of this was also made for Organización

...AL DISNEY'''" and has a different announcer. This version was only seen on Spanish versions of Disney Channel VHS tapes. '''Technique:''' Motion-controlled animation.