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===Background===
'''Hemdale Home Video''' was the video distribution arm of [[Hemdale Film Corporation]]. Hemdale never had a home video arm until 1991; most of their films were previously released by [[Thorn EMI Video
===Logo (1991-1995
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'''Visuals:''' Over a black background, a pair of gold walls zoom out while revolving counter clockwise. As the walls reach their end, they turn to reveal that they are actually the following words:
A gold bar flies and places itself into the space where the "{{Font|Serif|{{color|gold|H}}}}" and "{{Font|Serif|{{color|gold|E}}}}",
▲<center>HEMDALE<br>HOME VIDEO, INC.</center>
'''Technique:''' CGI.
▲A gold bar flies and places itself into the space where the "H" and "E" and the byline are separated.
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'''Availability:'''
▲'''Music/Sounds:''' A sudden synth, followed by a synthesized hissing noise, whooshes and a tambourine (in which echoes) when the gold bar places itself.
*Hemdale's first home video release was a reissue of ''The Terminator'', but early copies of said release don't use this logo; it does appear on later reprints, as well as the 1997 Image Entertainment DVD.
*It's also preserved on the 2007 GT Media DVD of ''The Story of Christmas''.
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▲'''Availability:''' Uncommon, but way more common than any Hemdale logo. Seen on VHS releases of films such as ''Bed & Breakfast, Little Nemo: Adventure in Slumberland, Beautiful Dreamers, The Princess and the Goblin, Savage Land, Quest of the Delta Knights, The Magic Voyage, President's Target, Confessions of a Hitman, Hoosiers, Elves, Soultaker, The Cellar, The Return of the Living Dead,'' and early copies of ''Highlander 2: Renegade Version''. Hemdale's first home video release was a reissue of ''The Terminator'', but early copies of said release don't use this logo; it does appear on later reprints, as well as (oddly enough) the 1997 Image Entertainment DVD. Also appears on the 2007 GT Media DVD of ''The Story of Christmas''.
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Latest revision as of 10:56, 9 August 2024
kidinbed and TeamLogo
Captures by
Kyrongenius
Editions by
Kyrongenius
Video captures courtesy of
BreadCrustCouncil and retro VHS trailers
Background
Hemdale Home Video was the video distribution arm of Hemdale Film Corporation. Hemdale never had a home video arm until 1991; most of their films were previously released by Thorn EMI Video (which later became HBO Video) and sometimes, Vestron, Embassy, and Nelson. Hemdale Home Video was closed in 1995 with the demise of its parent company.
Logo (1991-1995)
Visuals: Over a black background, a pair of gold walls zoom out while revolving counter clockwise. As the walls reach their end, they turn to reveal that they are actually the following words:
HOME VIDEO, INC.
A gold bar flies and places itself into the space where the "H" and "E", separating the words.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A sudden synth, followed by a synthesized hissing noise, whooshes and a tambourine (which echoes) when the gold bar places itself.
Availability:
- Seen on VHS releases of films such as Vincent & Theo, Bed & Breakfast, Little Nemo: Adventure in Slumberland, Beautiful Dreamers, The Princess and the Goblin, Savage Land, Quest of the Delta Knights, The Magic Voyage, President's Target, Confessions of a Hitman, Hoosiers, Elves, Soultaker, The Cellar, The Return of the Living Dead, and early copies of Highlander 2: Renegade Version, among others.
- Hemdale's first home video release was a reissue of The Terminator, but early copies of said release don't use this logo; it does appear on later reprints, as well as the 1997 Image Entertainment DVD.
- It's also preserved on the 2007 GT Media DVD of The Story of Christmas.