Andal Alagar Cine Combines
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Andal Alagar Cine Combines was a Tamil film company in India.
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Visuals: On a black background, various golden particles rise from the bottom of the screen. The particles then rotate counterclockwise and get increasingly faster and faster. While this is happening, a shaky, cropped image of a golden-tinted spotlight with a burst effect appears in front, followed by a stylized film projector (also in a burst effect) appearing after the spotlight and the projector constantly flash one by one in a sporadic manner, both of which are still shaking in the process. It then blinks into a clapperboard in a diagonal manner, while the camera pans towards the top of the spinning particles, which appears to be a vertical, cylindrical funnel. This is then followed by the clapperboard along with a golden staff with various notes on it sporadically flashing, eventually flashing into an italic "A" in gold with various small triangles on the left side, representing motion blur on the "A" in gold. As it stops shaking, it releases a huge burst effect, causing it to split into two separate "A"s and the particle funnel to slowly dissipate. The two "A"'s in gold slide in opposite gold and directions to reveal "ANDAL ALAGAR" in the same format, while the funnel rapidly zooms towards the viewer simultaneously. A golden, double helix-shaped particle pattern flies in from the left and travels to the right to reveal "CINE COMBINES" in golf underneath in a golden, futuristic font, as the 2 sets of texts then shine for a split second. The same pattern reappears but this time from the right side, revealing the Tamil translation of the company name.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: Some discordant industrial sounds at the start, then followed by a triumphant synth fanfare.
| Media Title | Date(s) of Release | Additional Note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Engal Anna | January 14, 2004 | Only appearance |