It stands for China Teleplay Production Center, a division of CCTV (China Central Television). There are different variations of 'T' such as Television or TV Drama.
That IS right, but the opening theme was used for the film. The logos that appeared first were switched around and there were no white "production" and "present" text appearing (The music is identical to the opening of the 1956 version of Paramount's "The Ten Commandments").
9:12 is the ident of Yuk Long Movies (HK) Co Ltd, which produced "The Dragon and Tiger Kids" (1979), an adaptation of the comic strip "Dragon Tiger Gate" written by HK manga-king Tony Wong Yuk-long, also the owner of Yuk Long Movies.
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The Union Film Production jingle was also used by Cinematográfica Sotomayor.
It stands for China Teleplay Production Center, a division of CCTV (China Central Television). There are different variations of 'T' such as Television or TV Drama.
A long time ago this video was removed.
Thanks for noting! I'm still picking up the yt features, will upload again soon!
Both idents were probably from late-50s to mid-60s - The Union ident came from "Dragon Inn" (1967) directed by King Hu.
Lian Xing ident uses Also Sprach Zarathustra
That IS right, but the opening theme was used for the film. The logos that appeared first were switched around and there were no white "production" and "present" text appearing (The music is identical to the opening of the 1956 version of Paramount's "The Ten Commandments").
Yes - Ya Chen Enterprises co-produced the Taiwanese film "Can't Stop the War" (1982) with Cinema City.
@frutrot33 Yes! Check it out at 2009 (2) at 8:51.
AIW was one of the 7 films Sing Hai produced around 1979-1980, the ident at 6:27 came from "The romantic double rings" (1979).
Thanks.
Great showmanship! Though that Union Film Productions logo does have a very "Foxy" fanfare...
It's Fujian Film Studio in China.
Thanks for the info.
Cheers!
9:12 is the ident of Yuk Long Movies (HK) Co Ltd, which produced "The Dragon and Tiger Kids" (1979), an adaptation of the comic strip "Dragon Tiger Gate" written by HK manga-king Tony Wong Yuk-long, also the owner of Yuk Long Movies.
Answer: I've included it just because of its fanfare and stylish presentation, though it might be just a US distributor for video cassettes =)
I am emi's friend Sandra. sorry i accidently spelled friends instead of friends.
Say, Dire, wasn't 6:27-6:46 from the film "Awe-Inspiring Weapon"?
That's the only film I know of that Sing Hai Film did.
hey Dire @2:09 should that be Golden Principle too? that music of theme of it is awesome and classical
What film did lian xing come from
Please refer to my earlier reply to Ian16545 - It's from the Taiwanese film "Can't Stop the War" (1982)
What does the CTPC stand for in the CTPC New Kwun Lun segment, dire?
I'm Emi's friends Sandra saying that at 2:41, this is the grand river film logo back in the 90's.
Hey, mum, could we get a copy of 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Um, don't we already have it at home?
2001: A Space Odyssey at home: 5:00
I can make out the Cinema City logo at 0:51, but I can't make out the former... what is it? Ya Chen?
Mediacorp Raintree is part of Mediacorp Group right?
And what about 4:54, 6:29 (other than Sing Hai) and 9:12? What studios are they?
Can you please tell me where this opening logo comes from at 0:42??
Yes as the name already suggests. :)
6:26 it read P.L.
IT CALL : Pao Lung
Where Is That Mercury Audio Visual Enterprises Logo Came From
Victoria mybubby87@yahoo.com The Sword (1971).
What movie logo in this film is the oldest? What year it is?
Can you tell me the other company on 0:51?
Do you know the company name at 6:27?
Do you know the name of the company on 2:12 to 2:22, Dire?
Not exactly the english name, can be pronounced as Bao Lung Films Ltd, formed by late martial arts novelist Lung Ku in early 1980s.
The first intro Artview Investment used Superman's theme! Did they get permission to use it?
First video, 4:51 is which movie from?
The first one is going on a daily Forum Index for me is a very nice of him as well so I could see it on a new phone number and email is a very long day and I am not a big difference is the only
I said I'm sorry i accidently spelled friends instaed of friend.
Just see Dire's response to what I just asked.
0:20-0:040 SUPERMAN!!!!
hooray!! @2:07 -@2:41
jazz, maybe not viewable in certain countries.
Beats me gishileh... perhaps someone else will know :)
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