HSX Films

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Background

HSX Films was a film company owned by the Hollywood Stock Exchange.


Logo (September 15, 1998-1999)


Visuals: On a horizontal filmstrip over a light, shady blue BG, H appears and blinks the screen, followed by a small thing comes from above, draws S beside H. X in a light blue box joins S, which is now no longer a box. FILMS below appears and glows for a while, while the filmstrip's gone, leaves a cut for HSX. Finally, the company URL "hsx.com" slides upwards.

Technique: The filmstrip, the drawing, the glowing, and the sliding. [possible misuse]

Audio: A cheerful, uplifting orchestral theme.

Audio Variants: On Six-String Samurai, it uses the music from the 2nd The Kushner-Locke Company logo.

Availability: Seen on films from the company, such as Possums.

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