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This was a joint venture of [[Roadshow Entertainment]] and [[Karl-Lorimar Home Video]] (later [[Lorimar Home Video]]).
This was a joint venture of [[Roadshow Entertainment]] and [[Karl-Lorimar Home Video]] (later [[Lorimar Home Video]]).


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===Logo (Mid-Late 1980s)===
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Revision as of 16:58, 10 October 2023


Background

This was a joint venture of Roadshow Entertainment and Karl-Lorimar Home Video (later Lorimar Home Video).

Logo (Mid-Late 1980s)

Visuals: On a black background, we see the beginning animation of its American counterpart, except this time it forms the words "ROADSHOW-LORIMΛR-HOME VIDEO", with "ROADSHOW-" in yellow, "LORIMΛR-" (in its standard font) in red, and "HOME VIDEO" in blue. Then the Roadshow logo fades in with a "rippling" effect in yellow.

Technique: Early computer effects.

Audio: A deep synth note (not unlike that for the Lorimar HV logo in America) combined with a whooshing sound, then when the "V" appears, a deep synth chime (which is actually a preset on the Yamaha DX7 known as "TUB BELLS").

Availability: Seen on children's videos, special interest films, and family films from the company.

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