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IVP Home Video 2018 Graphics

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First published at 23:03 UTC on September 27th, 2018.

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PRESENTED IN 60VISION! While working on a few other Autopilot and retro TV clip videos recently, I decided to also go back and revisit one of my earliest uploads for the fictional home video distributor IVP. I guess the best way you can imagine this one is if D-VHS actually became enough of a thing to warrant it being used for standard prerecorded content, and if IVP found a late albeit fascinating interest in neon for their logo and graphics (which were actually fun to put together especially considering the 2007 video's graphics were done entirely in none other than Microsoft PowerPoint and some simple editing in Final Cut Express!) The "Best of IVP" promo, another reference to the first-ever IVP video, was a last-minute addition, but it worked out well.

The IVP graphics (both 24fps and 60fps) were created entirely in Adobe After Effects; the recreation of the IVP bumper jingle in Logic Pro; and most everything else in Adobe Premiere.

Compare this to the original IVP videos:
IVP Home Video Previews: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=a-Ar-bVfAIc
IVP Previews Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Dwyva24PApI
Felix the Cat Previews: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Vw_eBFXdoDY

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