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Logo (2012-2014?)

Visuals: On a black-blue gradient background, there is a close-up of the 3D silver text "Buena Vista Australia" at an angle similar to the 2002 Buena Vista Home Entertainment logo. It then zooms out and turns to face the screen as light rays shine out of it. Once it reaches a comfortable distance, the light rays dim down.

Trivia: If you pause on the first millisecond of the logo, the background appears empty before the text jarringly pops in (It's more noticeable if the logo is slowed down).

Variant: Sometimes, the logo is darker than usual.

Technique: Motion-controlled animation.

Audio: None.

Availability: Known to appear on the 2012 Australian DVD of London Boulevard and other releases of the time.

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-'''Visuals:''' On a black-blue gradient background, we see a close-up of the 3D {{color|silver|silver}} text "{{Font|Times|'''{{color|silver|Buena Vista Australia}}'''}}" at an angle similar to the 2002 [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] logo. It then zooms out and turns to face the screen as light rays shine out of it. Once it reaches a comfortable distance, the light rays dim down.
+'''Visuals:''' On a black-blue gradient background, there is a close-up of the 3D {{color|silver|silver}} text "{{Font|Times|'''{{color|silver|Buena Vista Australia}}'''}}" at an angle similar to the 2002 [[Buena Vista Home Entertainment]] logo. It then zooms out and turns to face the screen as light rays shine out of it. Once it reaches a comfortable distance, the light rays dim down.
 '''Trivia:''' If you pause on the first millisecond of the logo, the background appears empty before the text jarringly pops in (It's more noticeable if the logo is slowed down).