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===Background===
===Logo (February 26, 1986-1988)===
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▲Background: Charter Entertainment (not to be confused with Charter Communications) was a genre and low-budget division of Embassy Home Entertainment. In 1986, The Coca-Cola Company sold Embassy Home Entertainment to Nelson Holdings International and NHI later shut down Charter when Nelson Entertainment reissued a number of Embassy/Charter releases.
'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Audio:''' A warm synthesized six note piece, which is a piece of stock music titled "Music, Billboard #2" from Sound Ideas Series 1000 sound library, ending with a synth strumming sound when "ENTERTAINMENT" appears. The same stock music piece was used for the logos for Evrika Film, [[My Way Film Company]], [[Hanna-Barbera Poland]] and [[Tokyo Movie Shinsha]], and it can also be heard in the video game ''Worms Armageddon'' as a victory fanfare.
'''Availability:''' Seen on tapes by this company from the era, such as ''The Terrornauts'', ''The Quest'' (1986)
▲Logo: On a black background, we go through 9 bars which are in various shades of green, blue, and purple. As the bars spin around (like in the first Vidmark logo), a 3-D steel gray "CHARTER" in Haettenschweiler font, appears from the bottom of the screen and covers the top seven of the bars as they stop moving. A steel gray rounded rectangle with a black border appears and the gray dissolves to reveal "ENTERTAINMENT" in the same color. The rounded rectangle turns deep cerise afterwards. The logo "shines" a little before fading to black.
'''Legacy:''' This is a favorite of many due to its animation and music.
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[[Category:American home entertainment logos]]
[[Category:United States]]
▲Music/Sounds Variants: Sometimes, on some tapes, the music fades out early.
[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
[[Category:New Line Cinema]]
▲Availability: Seen on tapes by this company from the era, such as ''The Terrornauts, The Quest'' (1986)'', Kiss of the Spider Woman, Crimewave, Bombs Away, Keeping Track, God Told Me To, Ghost Fever, Cross Country, Came a Hot Friday, I Was a Teenage Zombie, Slaughterhouse, Rolling Vengeance, Fair Game, Toby McTeague, Hot Rod, The 2nd Best Secret Agent'', among others. You can recognize them by a huge Charter logo at the top of most of their tape covers (though 1988 reprints of certain tapes only have a small print logo on the bottom of the cover). It was also seen on the 1985 U.S. re-cut of ''The Plague Dogs'', however, the DVD releases of the film from Trinity Home Entertainment and Phase 4 Films delete this logo. It makes a unexpected appearance on a recent TCM broadcast of ''Git!'' (1965), before the 1996 Columbia TriStar Television Distribution logo. More recently, it was spotted on an airing of ''J.C.'' (1972) on the same network, where it appeared before the SPT logo.
[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
[[Category:Warner Bros. Home Entertainment]]
[[Category:Warner Bros. Discovery]]
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Revision as of 10:16, 9 August 2024
Descriptions by
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Captures by
Eric S.
Video captures courtesy of
DudeThatLogo
Reactor37654
Captures by
Eric S.
Video captures courtesy of
DudeThatLogo
Background
Charter Entertainment was a genre and low-budget division of Embassy Home Entertainment. In 1986, The Coca-Cola Company sold Embassy Home Entertainment to Nelson Holdings International. NHI later shut down Charter when Nelson Entertainment reissued a number of Embassy/Charter releases.
Logo (February 26, 1986-1988)
Visuals: On a black background, the camera goes through 9 bars which are in various shades of green, blue, and purple. As the bars spin around (like in the first Vidmark Entertainment logo), a 3D steel gray "CHARTER" appears from the bottom of the screen and covers the top seven of the bars as they stop moving. A steel gray rounded rectangle with a black border appears and the gray dissolves to reveal "ENTERTAINMENT" in the same color. The rounded rectangle turns deep cerise afterwards. The logo shines a little.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A warm synthesized six note piece, which is a piece of stock music titled "Music, Billboard #2" from Sound Ideas Series 1000 sound library, ending with a synth strumming sound when "ENTERTAINMENT" appears. The same stock music piece was used for the logos for Evrika Film, My Way Film Company, Hanna-Barbera Poland and Tokyo Movie Shinsha, and it can also be heard in the video game Worms Armageddon as a victory fanfare.
Audio Variant: On some tapes, the music fades out early.
Availability: Seen on tapes by this company from the era, such as The Terrornauts, The Quest (1986), Kiss of the Spider Woman, Crimewave, Bombs Away, Keeping Track, God Told Me To, Ghost Fever, Cross Country, Came a Hot Friday, I Was a Teenage Zombie, Slaughterhouse, Rolling Vengeance, Fair Game (not to be confused with the 1995 film of the same name), Toby McTeague, Hot Rod, and The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World, among others. They can be recognized by a huge Charter logo at the top of most of their tape covers (though 1988 reprints of certain tapes and later releases from Charter only have a small print logo on the bottom of the cover). It was also seen on the 1985 U.S. re-cut of The Plague Dogs. It also appeared at the end of TCM broadcasts of Git! and J.C., as well as getTV's print of The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World, Disney Channel's print of Toby McTeague, and the Kino Lorber DVD of Pray TV.
Legacy: This is a favorite of many due to its animation and music.
