IDShowcase 2007 Part 2

[@JontyMaster]

Gotta love that Johnny Mak logo! The buildup to the bombastic fanfare is just brilliant!

[@MFOProbinsyanoGTAFanTV]

The Sheen Melody and Red on Red logos were seen on "Troublesome Night 6", "Summer Holiday" and "Tokyo Raiders".

[@RobTheBuilder]

Looking forward to part three! I hope there is some golden way on there.

[@CraigFoye80]

This Film Business International Ltd. intro is taken from the 2000 Hong Kong film "Those Were The Days".

[@HKMSIDC]

Just got a couple of Shaw & MPGI (later known as Cathay) clips, will be shown in part 4. Stay tuned!

[@HKMSIDC]

Golden Way included in part three - here you go!

[@RaquelLapia]

Red on Red Production Logo

[@HKMSIDC]

Listen to the 5-note tone when the words F B I is on, it appears in the theme song of "Young and Dangerous", and the Chinese name of FBI is also taken from the title of that song.

[@HKMSIDC]

Quite original to merge the word Red and its Chinese character, just a bit dizzy to see the red/white flashing. Red on Red is Sylvia Chang's production vehicle, while supporting some of the Jingle Ma's films.

[@lastgarlicfinger]

My faves here are Bo Ho, FBI, Film Workshop (this one would be pretty loud in a cinema, though), Golden Scene, Long Shong Pictures, Mandarin Films, Mobile, Film City, Sheen Melody, Stareast, Stareast BoB and Teamwork #1

[@WillWill45]

The Mobile one had a very catchy theme to it, but it is simply animated.

[@ZiggyTheTruccus15762]

Bo-Ho: This is too galactic! LOVE IT!! Cinema City: Are we repeating this in wave 2? Film Business: OMG!! Like the abbreviation is going to open up that damn door!! Film Workshop: That's not the real inners of dim underpants.. Golden Scene: Meh... Johnny Mak: Golly!! The Music is so bombastic!! What a Sublime masterpriece... Long Shong: Beware of the steel dragon everybody!! Mandarin: Coincidentally, Not truly a movie based on the language.. Media Asia: Lagging audio warning! Menfond: A dreamy didge; Wow! Mobile: Not that the movie is made for mobile devices... Film city: Why did the company name did't got shown up after the logo? Red on Red: Red on Red on Red on Red on Red.... Regal: Not so regal.. Sam Po: Snakey to you?!? Sheen Melody: Isn't this magical?!? Stareast: A star on the east!! StareastBoB: Same as before but the builder... Team Work #1: Ooh! A stairway to heaven! Team Work #2: 8y-bitty Critters!!

[@HKMSIDC]

you've got sharp eyes! FBI and "Storm Riders Management Ltd" are two separate entities, but SRM once adopted the FBI name and subsequently changed back to SRM. Unfortunately I don't have any ident of SRM, only stills with its name.

[@OctaviusLucien]

how many vcd or dvd's do you have to get all these logos? Can u see the influence of video game intros on these logos?

[@HKMSIDC]

Globally yes. HK will be flattered to have such influence, but it's not the case. Indeed HK idents are pretty raw comparing to US ones. You may notice the usage of 3D/CG effects in HK idents are years far behind from US, while still having its own style. Being a Hong Konger, it worths to pay homage.

[@bodonnavox]

@ghostsoup that film buisness international ltd logo does have a bouncy tune

[@fixdeluxe1]

what kind of music is that on Film Business International Ltd?

[@pixel1358]

A decade has passed since this comment, and still no reply...

[@MoroRogers]

The Long Shong logo is beautiful until the dragon turns into the big red licorice.=p (Still, I have good associations with it.^^)

[@HKMSIDC]

It looks quite dumb seeing it now, but the Taiwan company did its best to CG the ident in the early 90s.