This variant is also known as the "V of Pinball". The robotic voice was shortened in 2002. As the screen fades to purple, the letter "V" slides in.
It needs no introduction, but I'll give it one anyway. After that, the "V" flashes to bright cerulean and the word "Viacom" in the same color flashes in with the word "presents" below. Viacom V of Doom Font #1. Then "COM" slides in, changing the background to red.
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The credits music is slightly high pitched as well. As the opening theme comes up, we zoom up to the left corner of the "V" step-by-step until it engulfs the screen with blue. A high pitched variant exists. Videotaped version (1978-1986) Viacom Enterprises warp speed logo (1979) Videotaped warp-speed version (1978-1986) Michael Sloan Productions Viacom Productions (1984) 3. Network television version (1979-1985) Michael Sloan Productions Viacom Productions (1984) 1 .
The Viacom Productions logo is one of these, except the variant used on. 4th logo: After the drum roll at the start, a majestic 13-note fanfare plays, with the last note held out. This is a beautiful logo, and a refreshing change to the standard "V of Doom" fanfare of the 2nd logo. Following the Credits is a slightly high pitched "V of Doom". Mamon Star Projects MF-2nd 82,317 views. 5th Logo: On a black background, we see a still image of the Viacom "V" logo in light blue. Viacom V Suggested by soulard Viacom V Suggested by Jotseno Futura Black Suggested by tepopov453 #2. 3rd logo: On a black background, we see the "V" rotating to the center in a rainbow streak.
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Below that is the "Viacom" name in white. Remember, do not be fooled that your favourite show is produced by another company. Viacom Enterprises "V of Doom" *Videotaped* (1980's) 720p60.
A synthesized whoosh is heard first, leading into a jingle played on a flute being heard as the line uncurls. Used from 1976 until 1986, this is considered second only to the "S from Hell" as the scariest logo of all time. There is a low toned variant for the short version that appeared after an episode of. Logos given the Not Scary Verdict by Jay Productions, https://freakylogo.fandom.com/wiki/Viacom_Productions_(ViacomCBS)?oldid=98926.
Viacom Enterprises (1976) - Silent (Tape Malfunction). 6th logo: Against a city skyline with a purple night sky (and with most of the building's lights switched on), we see a metallic-textured "V" (like the one seen in the previous logo) form out of light particles.
The very first version of this logo featured the "Pinball" music from the first logo and was used eventually until late 1978 (and was also often used when replacing the original "Pinball" logo, possibly a bad plastering error). Watch Queue Queue Telephone-like "wigga-wigga" sounds are heard as the line zig-zags. You can upload videos to Vimeo directly from Dropbox! Scary Logos Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. 10th logo: 2 drum hits and a loud chord (possibly the end theme of a show). 9th logo: Just the name "VIACOM" in the 2006 font appearing letter-by-letter as letters change by quickly (like the Matrix, hence the name "ViacoMatrix") in a more normal-looking font. At the end of the reel, we see the "V" with the word "Viacom" in blue and the word "from" above the "V" and they all zoom in towards the viewer.
The logo shines afterwards. 9th logo: The closing theme of the program or none.
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Then "iA" slides in, changing the background to green. Then, the rainbow streak lines out of the logo. This is either a calm or boring logo, depending on what you think. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Viacom Productions (or simply Viacom) was the production company of CBS, they were formed from the pre-1971 CBS Films, in 2006, they split with CBS, forming Viacom Inc. 1st logo: The word "ViACOM", a group of letters at a time (in an ascending number: "V" (1), "iA" (2) and "COM" (3)), slide in from the right, with the background changing color as each one stops. The credits music is slightly high pitched as well. Then on a blue/black gradient background, the two words fly to a ring with wings. from
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The company is referred to as "VIACOM PRODUCTIONS, a Paramount company" with "PRODUCTIONS" set in the same font as before under "VIACOM" with the Paramount byline in its majestic cursive logo font, with a line above it. 0:07.
There was a warped version during later years. Background. On a blue background, the words "A Viacom Presentation" zoom in from the center of the screen. TM + © 2020 Vimeo, Inc. All rights reserved.
Viacom Enterprises (or simply "Viacom") was the television distribution division of the CBS Television Network formed in 1971 as the successor of CBS Films (not to be confused with the "current" CBS Films, the new film production/distribution company of CBS Corporation), later reincorporated as"CBS Enterprises, Inc." (who would later reform in the 1990s) starting in 1968. The one the only "V of Doom". Note: I loved Docu! Make social videos in an instant: use custom templates to tell the right story for your business.
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Does anyone know the name of the font used in the Viacom “V of Doom”/“V of Steel” logo? If Viacom made any feature movies at the time, this was definitely the logo to go with. Background. As it does so, a zig-zag line comes out of it to form the other letters in the name (it shines as it does this), with the "A" and "M" still taking the form of zig-zags, forming the word, "VIACOM". Network television alternative version (1979-1985) Add a … 10th logo: Amongst a hazy blue-grey background, we see the ViacomCBS logo (with a box of the same background around it) zoom out to fit with the background. It is currently the world's ninth-largest broadcasting, cable, and media company, in terms of revenue. 10th logo: Low to medium, because of the loud chord.
Viacom "V of Doom" Videotaped Logo (Color) (1980's) -HIGH QUALITY-Viacom is one of the normal logos. 4th logo: We start off in outer space. Please enable JavaScript to experience Vimeo in all of its glory. 9th logo: None, though it may surprise those expecting to see the Spike Originals logo. From "He Who Digs A Grave, Part II". Usually, the music used was a 5-note synthesized fanfare, complete with a timpani drum roll playing throughout with a final, rather loud pound at the end. As the logo finishes, a faint choir is heard in the background. Post jobs, find pros, and collaborate commission-free in our professional marketplace. 4th logo: None to minimal.
"From Viacom" with "Viacom" bigger, are also in this logo above the familiar "V" from the 2nd logo. Network television version (1979-1985) The words "Special" and "Delivery" streaks through the sun that is in the background leaving a rainbow trail.
Then, we see the word "Viacom" trailing underneath the V, forming the whole logo.
At the end, a firework flash effect emerges from the logo.
When the word "ViACOM" is formed, the camera quickly pans outward and the words "A" and "PRESENTATION" are seen to the left and right of the word "ViACOM", over a blue background.
TheVintageTVArchive 15,450 views. Videotaped version (1978-1986) Viacom Enterprises warp speed logo (1979) Videotaped warp-speed version (1978-1986) Michael Sloan Productions Viacom Productions (1984) 3.
From a recent SundanceTV airing of the Bob Newhart Show episode "Making Up is the Thing to Do."
The logo is in the same font as The Mary Tyler Moore Show logo (called "Peignot") in white. Quote. The very first version of the normal 1976 music had a slightly faster tempo/low-pitched version of the usual music, used on the same logo with the very dark blue/black "V" logo, and it was also used in tandem with the standard filmed variant. 7th logo: Again, there have been several musical variations accompanied with a voice-over by Don LaFontaine saying "Viacom" near the end: 8th logo: A descending crystallized wind chime-like sound effect culminating in a synth explosion, followed by a robotic voice saying the word "Viacom".
7th Logo: On a shaded blue background, a silver "V" flies from the bottom left and then backwards. Synthesized "shining" sounds can be heard throughout the entire logo. Viacom Enterprises (or simply "Viacom") was the television distribution division of the CBS Television Network formed in 1971 as the successor of CBS Films (not to be confused with the "current" CBS Films, the new film production/distribution company of CBS Corporation), later reincorporated as"CBS Enterprises, Inc." (who would later reform in the 1990s) starting in 1968.
2nd logo: Here are the main music variants used on this logo: 3rd logo: The opening and closing themes of the syndie promo or none.
Even after the logo faded (or cut) to black, the timpani's echo could still be heard. 0:06. Then, a fancy-cut, navy blue "V" (a downward trapezoid with a curved line in the near center) comes from the center and moves gradually closer and closer to the screen. Get your team aligned with all the tools you need on one secure, reliable video platform. 3rd logo: Minimal.
It is currently the world's ninth-largest broadcasting, cable, and media company, in terms of revenue. Usually, a synthesized rock score is used, complete with drums, a synthesizer and even a guitar. When it gets to the point where the "V" takes up nearly the entire screen, the screen suddenly cuts to black or fades to black (depending on the version of the logo), with the "V" presumably still moving ever closer.
Viacom Inc. is an American multinational media conglomerate with interests primarily in cinema and cable television. in 1976 to shorten people's lives (similar to other WMD's/Scary Logos such as the Screen Gems "S from Hell" and the Yorkshire Television "Chevron of Doom"). It's usually seen on PAL prints of Viacom-distributed shows and movies with this logo. For the network TV variant, it used only the closing theme of the show or TV movie, or none. The LaFontaine voice-over is still heard. Viacom V Of Doom 16-Bit (Sega Megadrive/Genesis) - Duration: 0:06. billywws 131,675 views. He is also trying to kill the EXE logos along with the …
He is evil. Some versions have no LaFontaine voice-over. 5th logo: The closing theme of the show/TV movie or none. The background is full of "Wigga-Wigga"-type "\/|/\CO/\/\" letters along with a smoke effect slowly clearing out. The first 3 bring up the letters to "ViACOM", and the last, which plays over the zoom-out, has a zap-like "WHOOSH" that blends in with the last bell, combined with a synth chord and gurgling/telephone-like sounds.
At the end of about every god-damn show Viacom owns/distributes, the "V of Doom" appears.
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1st logo: 4 synthesized ascending pinball-like chimes. He is evil. Viacom V of Doom logo 8-bit - Duration: 0:07. This video is unavailable.
6th logo: Pindrop-like synth notes, followed by a descending synth chord. SPhoenix1989, From a recent SundanceTV airing of the Bob Newhart Show episode "Making Up is the Thing to Do.". In any case, it looks pretty cool for a modern-day simplistic logo. 0:09 . The completed logo shines. From "He Who Digs A Grave, Part II". 5th logo: None.
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