Video Room
Video Room is a Brazilian home video distributor created in 1985 [1], best known for releasing Japanese films and Brazilian adult films.
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Visuals: On a red background, a horizontal black stripe contains a white rounded, biconcaved box on the left with a white bordered, rounded stick man reclining on a seat made up of five thick black diagonal bars. "VIDEO ROOM apresenta", in a left-aligned stacked format, is next to the image.
Technique: A painting filmed by a camera.
Audio: None.
2nd Logo (1987-late 80s)
Visuals: In a black background, a round, bright red frame shoots forward from the center; forming a tunnel. Then, the VR lettering of the logo trails to the center (forming what looks like a couch), followed by the fade-in of a minimalist-looking human figure sitting in it. Finally, as logo scrolls slightly upwards, the words VÍDEO ROOM zoom out under it.
Technique: Traditional 2D cel-animation.
Audio: An excerpt of Vangelis - Mask: Movement 3.
3rd Logo (late 80s)
Visuals: A 3D yellow house in the middle of a field, surrounded by trees, appears from a bird's eye point of view. The camera then zooms in towards one of the windows. The image then transitions into a empty room, with a checkerboard floor and yellow walls. A 3D white shape, depicting the upper-half of the Video Room print logo, spins towards the center of the screen. The lower-half then emerges from the floor. The background then splits in four and scroll out; followed by the appearence of a red, round screen-like square behind the white shapes, and the drawing of the human-like figure sitting in the "couch". Finally, the words VIDEO ROOM appear, written in a white font.
Technique: 3D computer animation.
Audio: A series of descending synth notes, followed by computer beeps and then by a upbeat, mellow electric piano melody.
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