In 1993, the Deep Note was cut short and pitched higher (ending in an E chord rather than a D), to save time for Laserdisc and again in 1995 for VHS. The next trailer, entitled "Grand", premiered during the theatrical release of Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park" on June 11, 1993. That logo consists of a "Star Wars"-esque laser beam cutting to a foggy crimson red background illuminating the screen accompanying with high pitch squealing noises for a few seconds before the corporate logo moves upward in a 90-degree angle in the center of the screen. This trailer, according to The THX Ultimate Demo Disc, was designed by Industrial Light & Magic and sound designed by David Slusser and Marco d'Ambrosio of Skywalker Sound. On July 3, 1996, "Tex" debuted with the theatrical release of "Independence Day". The Deep Note was low-pitched and cut short which is different than other versions. It was later used in the DVD version of the digitally mastered variant of the iconic "Broadway" trailer in 1997, then later with both the "Ziegfeld" and "Tex Action" trailers in 2006. 2001 would be the year when the "Cavalcade" trailer unveiled to theaters and home media releases based on the trailer seen on the 2000 Ultimate Edition DVD release of the 1991 film ""; as seen in prints of many movies. Both that logo and the 2007 "Amazing Life" trailer had the Deep Note been cut short to the single note (where both sounds stay in one pitch), in favor of other sound effects, Performed by Lost in the Sky. However, in the last mentioned trailers to use the 1983 note, both based on the famous "Broadway" trailer, the sound was played in full.