Logos[]
1st logo (2006-2010s)[]
We start with a bird's eye-view of a city before the camera moves upward to reveal a golden rectangle. Then, we see the same rectangle, only this time, we see 2 people and a canyon. We then cut to 4 people on the same rectangle, but back in the city with several lights flying past (vehicles). The camera then pans to the street and rectangle before we cut to the same rectangle, but with 4 different people above what seems to be an ocean. The camera goes closer to the people as the woman goes closer to the man before we're cut to space, as we see the same 2 people on the rectangle, but the camera is sitting on it's side. Then, the camera pans out to see the rectangle more visibly before we cut to the same 4 people from the top of the ocean, but this time, up in the sky, with the rectangle still there. As the woman approaches the man, the camera pans forward, then the woman sits down as the camera stops panning to see the text "enjoy the vue", with "enjoy the" in white and "vue" in a fiery red-orange colour. Then, the URL (www.myvue.com) fades in at the top right corner.
2nd logo (2010s-2015)[]
TBA.
3rd logo (2015-)[]
We see water droplets forming what is supposed to be an ocean. The ocean then forms a cascade, which looks like a water tap, and then we zoom again to the droplets. The droplets then zoom, and they get paralyzed, with the color of the droplets changing into gold, and ice cubes-like objects drops into water droplet, making look like the cold Coke drink. Over 3 seconds, a text saying "GET READY" morphs unto them. The water droplets then turns back into original black color. Then, the droplets became glue, gooey and paperboard at the same time, supposing that is a broken seat, when we see 3 pannings of it, one at the middle, one at the near bottom, and one at the bottom. Over it, 2 red yarns unites the broken seat, and when they're done, the text "TAKE YOUR SEAT" morphs in the seat background. The seat then fades into a blue background, with a giant waterdrop falls into another ocean, making many circles turn into the right to form an soundhorn, and then the text "EXPERIENCE DOLBY AUDIO" morphs into it. Once it's morphed, the soundhorn engages two digital explosions, and into a radar-esque style, the soundhorn's sounds spin, as the camera is unfolding it. And then the soundhorn zooms out to see a black background with joints of circles forming eight circumferences. Over two seconds, the text "DISCOVER SONY 4K" appears, with a camera opening with a bright, orange circle. The circle opens rainbows in it's shadows, And then we zoom to it, taking some blue particles, circles, lines and shapes onto it. Many lines and comets, which resemble the camera's area, zoom in intensely onto the viewer, and it goes more and more intense, as the camera can't hold much pressure, and in it's ultimate form, it's brights are so seen that we are cutting into a white background. (a la 2001: Space Odyssey film) The white background implodes with orange smoke upon it, and over 3 seconds, the text "vue", formed by many curtains and smoke, appears in a black background, then, the text "BIG SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT" would appear in the bottom of the text. Everything then cuts to black.
Music/Sounds[]
1st logo[]
We start off with a warped sound, then a violin playing before a rock tune with drums, guitars and synthesisers play before it calms down with a piano piece.
2nd logo[]
TBA.
3rd logo[]
The sounds are really complicated to the logo, and it's too difficult to explain on detail, and it fits by the logo, but let's just say, that at the end, the soundhorn makes 2 explosions, and then some sounds accompanied it when it rotates, and the music is a one-note bombastic, digitally and synth-like emphasized fanfare.
Scare Factor[]
1st logo[]
Low. The weird music at the start and fast pace can startle some, but this is a favourite of a fair amount of people.
2nd logo[]
TBA.
3rd logo[]
Medium to nightmare. The dark atmosphere combined with the ever-changing visuals and loud sounds are likely to frighten more than a few. This could worsen if you're in an actual cinema screening, however, it is very well made and a favourite of many UK cinemagoers.
Video[]
Vue (2015, UK)