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Background: DisneyToon Studios was established in January 2003, when a reorganization of Disney's animation studios resulted in Walt Disney Television Animation's "Video Premieres" unit, which had been producing direct-to-video (and occasionally theatrical) sequels to the company's animated classics since 1994, spinning off and being made a division of Walt Disney Feature Animation. On June 28, 2018, it was announced that DisneyToon Studios would be shut down, laying off over 75 employees.


===Background===
'''DisneyToon Studios''' was established in January 2003, when a reorganization of Disney's animation studios resulted in [[Disney Television Animation|Walt Disney Television Animation]]'s feature animation unit (a merger of "[[Disney MovieToons]]" and "[[Walt Disney Video Premiere]]"), which had been producing direct-to-video (and occasionally theatrical) sequels to the company's animated classics, spinning off and being made a division of [[Walt Disney Animation Studios|Walt Disney Feature Animation]]. On June 28, 2018, DisneyToon Studios was shut down, laying off over 75 employees.


===1st Logo (February 10, 2004-August 13, 2010)===
1st Logo
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(May 20, 2003-August 13, 2010)
DisneyToon Studios (2010)DisneyToon Studios
File:DisneyToon Studios (2006).png|Normal variant
File:DisneyToonStudios(2).jpeg|In-credit variant
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=cN4CDZ7S5_o}}


'''Visuals:''' On a white background, a red oval appears. Mickey Mouse peeks out of the oval, then climbs out of it. He starts to paint the text


<center>
<u>'''DiSNEY'''{{small|'''Toon'''}}</u><br>{{small|'''S T U D I O S'''}}
</center>


with "'''DiSNEY'''" in its corporate font and "{{small|'''Toon'''}}" and "{{small|'''S T U D I O S'''}}" in Cafeteria with different font weights. Mickey goes back into the oval, holds his hands up, and turns into a white silhouette.
Logo: On a white background, a red oval appears. Mickey Mouse peeks out of the oval, then climbs out of it. He proceeds to paint the words:


'''Variant:''' An in-credit version exists, which has the text "PRODUCED BY" above the logo. In this variant, the logo and the oval are white, and Mickey is in a black silhouette.
DiSNEYToon
S T U D I O S


'''Technique:''' Digital ink-and-paint animation. Mickey Mouse was animated by Disney's Andreas Deja while special/visual effects were done by Marvin Petilla.
with "DiSNEY" in it's corporate font. Mickey goes back into the oval, holds his hands up, and turns into a white silhouette.


'''Audio:''' An orchestrated theme that accompanies Mickey's actions. This was composed by Joel McNeely. The in-credit variant uses the ending theme of the movie.
FX/SFX: 2D animation. Character animation was done by Andreas Deja while Special/Visual Effects were done by Marvin Petilla.


'''Availability:''' Seen at the end of all of their films from ''The Lion King 1½'' to ''Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue''.
Music/Sounds: An nice orchestrated theme that accompanies Mickey's actions.
* The in-credit logo appears on all films with this logo before the normal variant debuted.
* The fully animated variant officially debuted on ''Pooh's Heffalump Movie''.


===2nd Logo (August 16, 2012-March 3, 2015)===
Availability: Appears on many direct-to-video Disney films, such as Tarzan II, Mickey, Donald and Goofy: The Three Musketeers, and the first three Tinker Bell movies. Also appears on later prints of earlier DisneyToon Studios films, such as post-2004 prints of The Lion King II: Simba's Pride and later prints of Return to Never Land, among others. It first appeared on Atlantis: Milo's Return and was last seen on Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue.
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File:Disneytoon Studios logo (2012) - Prototype.png
File:DisneyToon Studios (2014).png
File:DisneyToon Studios (2014) 2.png
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=wICecjD6gLA|id2=D7vpdskK6qc}}


'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a spotlight at the top of the screen rotates counterclockwise to reveal a parchment background as the light shines through it (a la the [[Walt Disney Animation Studios]] logo), on which "'''DiSNEY'''" is printed in its usual corporate font used in the 2006 [[Walt Disney Pictures]] logo. The word "'''Toon'''", in a similar font, is then wiped in next to the name by a small sprinkling of fairy dust, and then the word "S T U D I O S" in a plain font fades in below, and continues to slowly zoom in until the logo fades out.
Editor's Note: None.


'''Variants:'''
*In 2013, beginning with the end of ''Planes'', the logo is enhanced with "'''Toon'''" wiping in with fairy dust.
*A closing variant exists, which is in-credit along with the "PRODUCED BY" words (like the previous logo).
*At the end of the ''Secret of the Wings'', the logo doesn't have fairy dust.
*''Planes: Fire & Rescue'' had two variants of the logo:
**At the beginning of the film, after the logo animation is finished, Wings Across the Globe's players fly past the logo, proceeding to the first scene of the film.
**At the end of the film, the logo is shortened. The light rotates faster, "S T U D I O S" is already there, and "'''Toon'''" wipes in after that.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
2nd Logo
(August 16, 2012-March 3, 2015)


'''Audio:''' A calming violin piece, with sparkly sound effects accompanying the on-screen fairy dust. Composed by Mark Mancina and David Metzger.
DisneyToon Studios (2013)


'''Audio Variants:'''
Logo: On a black background, a light at the top of the screen rotates counterclockwise to reveal a parchment background, on which "Disney" is printed in its usual corporate font. The word "TOON", in similar font, is then wiped in next to "Disney" by a small sprinkling of fairy dust, and then the word "STUDIOS" in a plain font fades in below "DISNEYTOON", and continues to slowly zoom in until the logo fades out.
*Sometimes, the opening theme of the movie is heard or none.
*The in-credit version uses the closing theme of the movie.


'''Availability:''' Seen on the final films from the company before its closure, from ''Secret of the Wings'' to ''Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast''.
FX/SFX: Simple but effective CGI.
* It was also seen at the beginning of ''Planes: Fire & Rescue'' and ''The Pirate Fairy'' (both released in 2014).
* The in-credit variant appeared at the end of ''Secret of the Wings'' and ''Planes''.


{{Chronology|[[Disney MovieToons]]<br>[[Walt Disney Video Premiere]]|}}
Music/Sounds: A calming violin piece, with sparkly sound effects accompanying the on-screen fairy-dust.
{{Animation-Navbox}}{{Navbox-WaltDisney}}{{American film logos}}

[[Category:Animation logos]]
Availability: Seen on DisneyToon films fromSecret of the Wings,to Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast.
[[Category:American animation logos]]

[[Category:Film logos]]
Editor's Note: None.
[[Category:American film logos]]
[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:The Walt Disney Studios]]
[[Category:The Walt Disney Company]]
[[Category:Logos with popular characters]]
[[Category:Logos with music by Joel McNeely]]
[[Category:Logos with music by Mark Mancina]]
[[Category:English-language logos]]

Latest revision as of 02:19, 27 September 2024


Background

DisneyToon Studios was established in January 2003, when a reorganization of Disney's animation studios resulted in Walt Disney Television Animation's feature animation unit (a merger of "Disney MovieToons" and "Walt Disney Video Premiere"), which had been producing direct-to-video (and occasionally theatrical) sequels to the company's animated classics, spinning off and being made a division of Walt Disney Feature Animation. On June 28, 2018, DisneyToon Studios was shut down, laying off over 75 employees.

1st Logo (February 10, 2004-August 13, 2010)


Visuals: On a white background, a red oval appears. Mickey Mouse peeks out of the oval, then climbs out of it. He starts to paint the text

DiSNEYToon
S T U D I O S

with "DiSNEY" in its corporate font and "Toon" and "S T U D I O S" in Cafeteria with different font weights. Mickey goes back into the oval, holds his hands up, and turns into a white silhouette.

Variant: An in-credit version exists, which has the text "PRODUCED BY" above the logo. In this variant, the logo and the oval are white, and Mickey is in a black silhouette.

Technique: Digital ink-and-paint animation. Mickey Mouse was animated by Disney's Andreas Deja while special/visual effects were done by Marvin Petilla.

Audio: An orchestrated theme that accompanies Mickey's actions. This was composed by Joel McNeely. The in-credit variant uses the ending theme of the movie.

Availability: Seen at the end of all of their films from The Lion King 1½ to Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue.

  • The in-credit logo appears on all films with this logo before the normal variant debuted.
  • The fully animated variant officially debuted on Pooh's Heffalump Movie.

2nd Logo (August 16, 2012-March 3, 2015)


Visuals: On a black background, a spotlight at the top of the screen rotates counterclockwise to reveal a parchment background as the light shines through it (a la the Walt Disney Animation Studios logo), on which "DiSNEY" is printed in its usual corporate font used in the 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo. The word "Toon", in a similar font, is then wiped in next to the name by a small sprinkling of fairy dust, and then the word "S T U D I O S" in a plain font fades in below, and continues to slowly zoom in until the logo fades out.

Variants:

  • In 2013, beginning with the end of Planes, the logo is enhanced with "Toon" wiping in with fairy dust.
  • A closing variant exists, which is in-credit along with the "PRODUCED BY" words (like the previous logo).
  • At the end of the Secret of the Wings, the logo doesn't have fairy dust.
  • Planes: Fire & Rescue had two variants of the logo:
    • At the beginning of the film, after the logo animation is finished, Wings Across the Globe's players fly past the logo, proceeding to the first scene of the film.
    • At the end of the film, the logo is shortened. The light rotates faster, "S T U D I O S" is already there, and "Toon" wipes in after that.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A calming violin piece, with sparkly sound effects accompanying the on-screen fairy dust. Composed by Mark Mancina and David Metzger.

Audio Variants:

  • Sometimes, the opening theme of the movie is heard or none.
  • The in-credit version uses the closing theme of the movie.

Availability: Seen on the final films from the company before its closure, from Secret of the Wings to Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast.

  • It was also seen at the beginning of Planes: Fire & Rescue and The Pirate Fairy (both released in 2014).
  • The in-credit variant appeared at the end of Secret of the Wings and Planes.
Disney MovieToons
Walt Disney Video Premiere
DisneyToon Studios
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