Modern financial and cultural asian city at Victoria Harbor. Panorama has spent the last year with young journalists and protestors as they live through the most turbulent period in Hong Kong's recent history.
The result turns 2D.įX/SFX: The movement of the camera, zooming out and the fading in of the rest of the logo.Ĭheesy Factor: Quite outdated CGI for it's time. Video about Aerial panorama view of Hong Kong Island at sunset. We zoom out, and the stacked name "PARONAMA ENTERTAINMENT" zooms out below as we do so. After we go to the last cube, the 6 previous cubes (now placed vertically) zoom out and place above it, while three orange rectangles with the "p" at the left of them fade in next to the blocks. Logo: On a white BG, we move right to see 7 colored cubes (red, yellow, orange, green, greenish yellow, blue, and pink, respectively). The exploding can startle some, but perhaps relaxing. Music/Sounds: Starts with a horn fanfare (which is very similar to the 1999 Alliance Atlantis Television logo), ends with a relaxing guitar tune, and a quiet piano tune. Then, "ENTERTAINMENT" on colorful fonts fades in.įX/SFX: The gathering, the explode, and the fade in. Below, you can view a new video of the panorama, made from transparencies taken for the Sehsucht exhibition, Bonn 1993.
After the forming, the logo explodes, and "PANORAMA" becomes orange. Logo: On a black BG, several lights from every direction gathering, forming "PANORAMA". Scare Factor: Medium to high, due to ugliness of the logo. Recommended for Italian because: The harbor-side ambiance is fabulous this is quintessential Hong Kong style, even when the weather is not at its best Eds expert tip: This is. It makes a bizarre appearance on the Eagle Vision title British Rock Symphony. Can be found on home videos from the company during the era. Music/Sounds: None, or an awful synth choir.Īvailability: Rare. The animation itself somehow like it was on Suddenly, a 3D character appears (which somewhat looks like Postman Pat) from the board, sees and points the board, while holding a disc.Ĭheesy Factor: This is a really ugly logo. Then, "ENTERTAINMENT" zooms out one word by word. 1 day ago &0183 &32 In March, it reported a loss of 6.55 billion Hong Kong dollars (834.4 million) in 2022 an 18.5 increase from 2021 amid strict entry restrictions for the city during the first half of last. Logo: A silver board contains "PANORAMA" sliding from right angle. Nicknames: "Postman Pat's cousin", "The Estudios Mauricio de Sousa Ripoff" Panorama made its fame by securing distribution rights with notable production houses like Canal+, HBO, Penthouse, Playboy and Toei Animation, introducing an array of foreign films to the Hong Kong scene.
Panoramas from Stefan Irvine’s project “ Hong Kong’s Disappearing Tong Lau,” will be on display through Blue Lotus Gallery at the Affordable Art Fair in Hong Kong, May 18-20, 2018.Logo descriptions bySagan Blob and SnowflakesOmegaīackground: Founded by veteran producer/director Allan Fung (馮意清) in 1991, Panorama Entertainment (鐳射娛樂) started up as video distributors, like Mei Ah and Universe, distributing foreign films in VHS and LD, and later moved on to DVD in 1997. “But interestingly, young Hong Kong people seem to be much more aware and interested in preserving all sorts of architecture,” he added, “even the more recent buildings.” The project – commended by UNESCO last year – was, in Irvine’s words, a “sensitive” restoration that kept rent “manageable” for the block’s original occupants.Īnd while critical of the city’s conservation policies, the photographer recognizes the pressures facing planners and developers in the world’s most expensive housing market. © Stefan Irvine & Jörg DietrichĮxpressing his concern that restoration projects can force up prices and push residents out of their neighborhoods, Irvine points to the renovation of the Blue House tong lau block as an example to follow. "It's actually much harder to find than you might think. "It's key for me to be able to find enough space opposite a building so I can walk along in a straight line with my tripod taking shots that I need," said Irvine, who moved to Hong Kong in 2002.
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