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Logo description and capture by Logophile
Video capture courtesy of roygerdodger721
(2000s- )
Logo: On a blue sky background with birds flying, there is a creek between land with green grass and fall trees. The camera eases back to reveal a light brown brick bridge with black rails. It eases back again to reveal it is in a box on a black background with "ECHO BRIDGE" on top and "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" on bottom. The words shimmer. It then eases back and disappears and the words:
appear and ease back a bit. The lines appear one by one.
Variant:
FX/SFX: Very cheap computer animation.
Music/Sounds: Birds chirping and a short piano tune with a small whoosh at the end.
Availability: Seen on DVD releases by the company, which are very common in bargain bins at grocery stores and Wal-Mart.
Editor's Note: None.
Video capture courtesy of roygerdodger721
(2000s- )
Logo: On a blue sky background with birds flying, there is a creek between land with green grass and fall trees. The camera eases back to reveal a light brown brick bridge with black rails. It eases back again to reveal it is in a box on a black background with "ECHO BRIDGE" on top and "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" on bottom. The words shimmer. It then eases back and disappears and the words:
THE ENTERTAINMENT ALTERNATIVE
FOR WHAT THE WORLD WANTS TO SEE
Variant:
- At the end of programs, the company name doesn't shimmer and the lines appear all at once rather then one at a time.
- Sometimes, the company name merely reads "ECHO BRIDGE ENTERTAINMENT" and the ending notice does not appear.
- On some episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation, the "ENTERTAINMENT" variant is cut to its last seconds.
FX/SFX: Very cheap computer animation.
Music/Sounds: Birds chirping and a short piano tune with a small whoosh at the end.
Availability: Seen on DVD releases by the company, which are very common in bargain bins at grocery stores and Wal-Mart.
Editor's Note: None.