Canadian Video Factory (Canada)
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Logo description by gshowguy
Logo capture and video courtesy of MachineryNoise
(1988-Early 1990s)
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Nickname: "Creepy CVF"
Logo: On a very dark blue/black gradient background, we see an abstract "CVF", with the maple leaf icon (that you see on the Canada flag) inside the C. The CVF is colored in a silver-pink-blue gradient. The colors slide from left to right across the CVF. It zooms out very slowly to the top, with a red color wiping from both sides of the logo, and when they meet in the center "CANADIAN VIDEO FACTORY" (in cadet gray, making it look hard-to-see) slides in below, which shines a couple of times.
FX/SFX: Rather dated CGI and 2D effects. The accuracy, however, is fair.
Music/Sounds: A rising "WHOOSH" (more like a rumble), a somewhat faint yet loud "CRASH!", and then some electronic beeps.
Availability: Seen on many Canadian tapes, often preceding a Nova Home Video logo.
Editor's Note: None.
Logo capture and video courtesy of MachineryNoise
(1988-Early 1990s)
<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a5a15fc4caaf2b6b0cbc3a17a9f5c615ba2b9eea" width="408"></iframe>Logo: On a very dark blue/black gradient background, we see an abstract "CVF", with the maple leaf icon (that you see on the Canada flag) inside the C. The CVF is colored in a silver-pink-blue gradient. The colors slide from left to right across the CVF. It zooms out very slowly to the top, with a red color wiping from both sides of the logo, and when they meet in the center "CANADIAN VIDEO FACTORY" (in cadet gray, making it look hard-to-see) slides in below, which shines a couple of times.
FX/SFX: Rather dated CGI and 2D effects. The accuracy, however, is fair.
Music/Sounds: A rising "WHOOSH" (more like a rumble), a somewhat faint yet loud "CRASH!", and then some electronic beeps.
Availability: Seen on many Canadian tapes, often preceding a Nova Home Video logo.
Editor's Note: None.