Walt Disney Studio Showcase
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Logo description by Jonathan Hendricks
(1984)
Logo: We pan down from the night sky and see some buildings, along with some palm trees. In the center, is evidently the Disney studio with a sign on it. Made of neon, it consists of the tall words "WALT DISNEY" and below is "STUDIO SHOWCASE", all outlined. Between the "WALT DISNEY" text is an orange neon drawing of Mickey Mouse waving his hand up (as if he's giving the "Come On!" gesture, a la the kid in the Magic Window logo). We zoom in, slowly, towards the Neon Mickey.
FX/SFX: All typical computer FX.
Music/Sounds: A 70's-era jazzy sax tune with band accompaniment.
Availibility: Extremely rare, only found on a VHS release of Where the Toys Come From. It comes after the "Made for Video!" space version also seen on Winnie the Pooh: Too Smart for Strangers.
Scare Factor: None, unless you're scared of Mickey. But this may be a big favorite, especially to anyone who likes the 1978-1986 Disney footage era.
(1984)
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Logo: We pan down from the night sky and see some buildings, along with some palm trees. In the center, is evidently the Disney studio with a sign on it. Made of neon, it consists of the tall words "WALT DISNEY" and below is "STUDIO SHOWCASE", all outlined. Between the "WALT DISNEY" text is an orange neon drawing of Mickey Mouse waving his hand up (as if he's giving the "Come On!" gesture, a la the kid in the Magic Window logo). We zoom in, slowly, towards the Neon Mickey.
FX/SFX: All typical computer FX.
Music/Sounds: A 70's-era jazzy sax tune with band accompaniment.
Availibility: Extremely rare, only found on a VHS release of Where the Toys Come From. It comes after the "Made for Video!" space version also seen on Winnie the Pooh: Too Smart for Strangers.
Scare Factor: None, unless you're scared of Mickey. But this may be a big favorite, especially to anyone who likes the 1978-1986 Disney footage era.