Fremantle Home Entertainment: Difference between revisions

From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum

Content deleted Content added
LTPHarry (talk | contribs)
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
 
(32 intermediate revisions by 9 users not shown)
Line 1:
{{PageCredits|edits=Michael Kenchington}}
 
===Background===
'''Fremantle Home Entertainment''' (Alsoalso known as '''FremantleMedia Home Entertainment''') is the home video subsidiary of [[Fremantle]], formerly known as [[Pearson Television Video]]. It was rebranded as such in 2002, normally releasing content through [[Prism Leisure Corporation]], before branching off on their own after buying out Prism from it'sits administrators in 2007.
 
===1st Logo (2002-20182003)===
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
Frem2.jpeg|SD version
FremantleMedia (Home Entertainment URL).jpeg|with URL
Fremantle Media Enterprises.png|FremantleMedia Enterprises
</gallery>
 
'''Visuals:''' Same as the 2002 FremantleMedia logo.
 
'''Variants:'''
* Most DVD releases feature the widescreen version of the SD logo, but stretched to 4:3.
*On <u>some UK DVD releases that came out between 2007 and 2008</u>, the URL "www.fremantlehomeentertainment.com" appears below the logo.
* Beginning in 2008, the "Enterprises" variant is used.
</gallery>
 
'''Technique:''' CGI.
 
'''Audio:''' Same as the 2002 FremantleMedia logo.
 
'''Availability:''' Appears on most FremantleMedia DVD releases from the time in the United Kingdom, including ''Sabrina, The Animated Series''. Also appears on WWE releases in the United Kingdom and Germany beginning in 2013.
 
===2nd Logo (2002-2003)===
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
FremantleMedia Home Entertainment (2003).png
Fremhomeentertainment.jpg
</gallery>
{{YouTube|id=UbAnWkrVuk0|t=34}}
 
'''Visuals:''' Same as theThe early variant of the standard2002 FremantleMedia logo is shown, but the text next to the globe is raised a bit to fit in the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT", in a spaced-out thin font. The globe is also black.
 
'''Variant:''' On DVD releases, the logo better resembles the previous logo while "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" is in a bold, tighter font.
'''Technique:''' A still graphic with fading transitions.
 
'''Technique:''' A still graphic produced by Lambie-Nairn with fading transitions.
 
'''Audio:''' None.
 
*'''Availability:''' So far, this logo is only known to appear on the 2002 UK DVD release of ''The Plank and It's Your Move'' and the 2003 UK VHS release of '' The Tomorrow People: The Doomsday Men -: The Complete Story'', from Revelation Films.
'''Availability:'''
 
* So far, only known to appear on the 2002 UK DVD release of ''The Plank and It's Your Move'' and the 2003 VHS release of '' The Tomorrow People: The Doomsday Men - The Complete Story'', from Revelation Films.
==Final Note==
Most other releases simply used whatever Fremantle logo is being used from the time.
 
{{Chronology|[[Pearson Television Video]]<br>[[Prism Leisure Corporation]]|}}
{{Home Entertainment-Navbox}}
[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
Line 47 ⟶ 32:
[[Category:RTL Group]]
[[Category:Bertelsmann]]
[[Category:Logos made by Lambie-Nairn]]

Latest revision as of 14:47, 22 October 2024


Background

Fremantle Home Entertainment (also known as FremantleMedia Home Entertainment) is the home video subsidiary of Fremantle, formerly known as Pearson Television Video. It was rebranded as such in 2002, normally releasing content through Prism Leisure Corporation, before branching off on their own after buying out Prism from its administrators in 2007.

Logo (2002-2003)


Visuals: The early variant of the 2002 FremantleMedia logo is shown, but the text next to the globe is raised a bit to fit in the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT", in a spaced-out thin font. The globe is also black.

Variant: On DVD releases, the logo better resembles the previous logo while "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" is in a bold, tighter font.

Technique: A still graphic produced by Lambie-Nairn with fading transitions.

Audio: None.

Availability: So far, this logo is only known to appear on the 2002 UK DVD release of The Plank and It's Your Move and the 2003 UK VHS release of The Tomorrow People: The Doomsday Men: The Complete Story, from Revelation Films.

Final Note

Most other releases simply used whatever Fremantle logo is being used from the time.

Pearson Television Video
Prism Leisure Corporation
Fremantle Home Entertainment
Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies.