Flying Logos

[aemiliae]

Sorry, does anyone know where I can find the transcription of the voiceover soundtrack? Thanks a lot

[peterfconn]

I wrote it but don't think I have a script sitting around any more. It's pretty easy to transcribe. let me know if you need help.

[aemiliae]

Thank you anyway! I'm doing a kind of essay about it for College and I understand what they say in a general way, yet I would like to know it precisely. I guess maybe some english-speaker friend of mine could help me =)

[Ainurah]

OMG, where did you find this?

=O

I remember this.

[WillWill45]

I can tell the client must work at World Access Television.

[peterfconn]

Yeah, World Access Television which closed their doors before the animation was even complete.

[WillWill45]

01:10-01-12: Noteced an DiC logo in there (the "Kid In Bed"). Also, the anouncer was saying over that logo "extracted from an star". So that reveals that Flying Logos produced the Kid In Bed.

[peterfconn]

Homer and Associates did a logo for DIC circa 1989. It may have been used in a show called Kid in Bed but Homer had nothing to do with the show.

[RetroToledo]

@peterfconn The "kid in bed" is what most people tend to call that particular "closing logo" that DIC used for a number of years.

[WillWill45]

I was refering to an logo. That's the nickname.

[cybersluglabs]

I've been looking for this for years - I used to have it on VHS, probably on the same compiliation mentioned below. I still use the "Flying Logos here, may I help you?" line occasionally.

[ProductionX]

I remember seeing this before (sans the end credits) from a CGI animation compilation I saw some years back.

[MsGeek703]

And let's not forget that the voice actor who did the voiceover is the amazing Mr. Corey Burton.

Good stuff.

[ProductionX]

I remember him.