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===Logo (2003-2009)Background===
'''GT Media''' was a division of [[Gaia, Inc.|Gaiam]], formed in 2005 after they acquired the assets of the then-bankrupt [[GoodTimes Entertainment]]. The company released movies and other general interest titles, rather than the exercise and health videos the main company is known for. Gaiam stopped using the label at the end of the 2000s.
 
===Logo (2005-2009)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a time-lapse cloud background, a lens flare draws a yellow crescent. "GT MEDIA" wipes in from right to left underneath it as the sky goes from sunset to day. As the logo slowly zooms in, "A GAIAM COMPANY" fades in underneath.
 
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'''Audio:''' A calm synth theme.
 
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Latest revision as of 08:08, 8 May 2024

Background

GT Media was a division of Gaiam, formed in 2005 after they acquired the assets of the then-bankrupt GoodTimes Entertainment. The company released movies and other general interest titles, rather than the exercise and health videos the main company is known for. Gaiam stopped using the label at the end of the 2000s.

Logo (2005-2009)


Visuals: On a time-lapse cloud background, a lens flare draws a yellow crescent. "GT MEDIA" wipes in from right to left underneath it as the sky goes from sunset to day. As the logo slowly zooms in, "A GAIAM COMPANY" fades in underneath.

Technique: 2D computer graphics and live-action.

Audio: A calm synth theme.

Availability: It appeared on DVD releases of The Christmas Blessing and The Retrievers, and was also seen at the end of some infomercials for products such as the GT Express.

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