Sunrise Video (Greece)

Nicknames: "Proserpine Rip-Off", "French Column Top Logo in Greece", "Two Logos In One", "The Greek Proserpine", "A Flock of Seagulls and Proserpine Columns in Greece", "A Flock of Proserpine", "PAP Video's Brother", "Greece's Response to Enterprise Producciones and Video Scope"

Logo: Same as the 2nd Proserpine logo, but when the column top gets hit by the rainbow turning it into an outline, the whole logo freezes and the name "Sunrise Video" fades in. Then, the logo cuts to the different one, the still shot of the grid (from the 2nd Proserpine logo) flipping horizontally and the same name "SUNRISE VIDEO" in red, white, and blue slab-serif font types in.

FX/SFX: Same as before, but the whole logo freezes, company name fading in, the logo cutting to the horizontally-flipping grid, and the same company name typing in instead.

Cheesy Factor: Along with the Proserpine theft, the horizontally-flipping grid and the company name typing in also look very cheap. They also probably didn't even bother asking the band for permission to use a part of their song as logo music.

Music/Sounds: Some cries of seagulls, followed by a bassline and some guitar. It is actually excerpted from the album version of "I Ran (So Far Away)" by A Flock of Seagulls.

Availability: Extremely rare.

Scare Factor: Low to medium as the sudden transition may get to some, though the blatant stealing of the Proserpine logo and if you know about A Flock of Seagulls, this may cause uproarious laughter.