Almes Multimedia

Almes Multimedia isn't related to Almes Digital for any reason. It was formed in 1994 circa as an educational media group releasing 35mm and VHS full of 30 minutes of educational videos. It was acquired by Eiad in 1998, after getting absorbed in part by Almes Digital, and in 2000, it ceased operations. It didn't produce any DVDs, and they only had one logo.

1st Logo (1994-2000)
Nicknames: "Non-Discs Almes" "CGI Almes" "The Same Name, But No Relation"

Over a faded gray background, we can see a CGI parallelepiped flying in from the top, accompanied by the white text "ALMES", also in CGI. The full name of the company, "ALMES MULTIMEDIA EDUCATIONAL GROUP", the phone numbers and the slogan, all in Arial Narrow and white, fade in underneath as everything turns 2D.

FX/SFX: The parallelepiped, CGI text and text fading in. Good CGI, but dated for 2000. It has a nostalgic vibe in it (like the 1995-2000 AIMS logo).

Music/Sounds: A nostalgia-maker 1990's synth tune, and a synth fanfare. Everything accompanied by a twinkling at the end, and a synth bang.

Availability: Uncommon, due to its highly common preservation. Seen on VHS tapes by them, such as Mystics Of Manners and Lunchroom Manners. Later VHS tapes with this are a 2000 VHS of Jumping Easily, Without Damage and The Power Of Ears. Was also seen in 35mm films by them, that are Teaching How Sound Works and Lonely Stars Aren't That Lonely. Easily found on preserved VHS/35mm films such as Lunchroom Manners II and Dragging Objects Perfectly. Was also seen on The Owner Of This Did The Rules.