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{{Infobox company
|name=Mandate Pictures, LLC
|image=
|founded=January 13, 2005 ({{age|2005|1|13}} years ago)
|predecessors=Senator International
|founder=Joseph Drake<br>Nathan Kahane
|country=[[:Category:United States|United States]]
|defunct=2013 ({{age|2013|1|1}} years ago)
|successors=[[Good Universe]]
}}
 
===Background===
Background: '''Mandate Pictures''' was founded in 2005, when Senator International completed a management buyout from [[Senator Entertainment AG]]. On September 10, 2007, Mandate Pictures was acquired by [[Lionsgate Films]]. In 2012, Mandate's founders, Joseph Drake and Nathan Kahane, went on to form the company [[Good Universe]], and Mandate was dismantled the next year.
 
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===Logo (November 10, 2006-October 18, 2013)===
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Logo'''Visuals:''' The Wecamera movemoves out from a bush to see a family walking down a street with giraffes walking near them and fish and squids "swimming" in the air (two white-tailed deer are also barely visible amidst the more peculiar sights). The picture zooms out in an iris-out-like effect, as a drumstick taps on the circle and makes it flash. The picture zooms out and disappears as it's revealed to be in the inside of a snare drum, being beatenplayed by a littleyoung girl (Georgia Rock) with a neutral look on her face. The girlShe continues to bang the drum as "MANDATEthe PICTURES"company name in Mrs Eaves slides underneath her, and the picturelogo freezes to the last note of the music.
(November 10, 2006-October 18, 2013)
Mandate Pictures (2007)Mandate Pictures (2009)
 
'''Trivia:'''
Nicknames: "Little Girl Beating a Drum", "Little Drummer Girl", "Georgia Rock"
Trivia:* The drummer girl used in the logo is Georgia Rock (born 1998). This was recorded in 2005, and she was 7 years old at that time.
* In [https://web.archive.org/web/20220325134444/https://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/13/movies/movie-studios-strive-for-ever-more-inventive-logos.html an interview] about the Good Universe logo, Joe Drake admitted that the logo for Mandate Pictures "was one of the weirdest logos ever".
 
'''Variants:'''
Logo: We move out from a bush to see a family walking down a street with giraffes walking near them and fish and squids "swimming" in the air. The picture zooms out in an iris-out-like effect, as a drumstick taps on the circle and makes it flash. The picture zooms out and disappears as it's revealed to be in the inside of a snare drum, being beaten by a little girl (Georgia Rock) with a neutral look on her face. The girl continues to bang the drum as "MANDATE PICTURES" slides underneath her, and the picture freezes to the last note of the music.
Variant: *There is a closing print version, used on <u>''Whip It''</u>.
*An <u>open-matte version</u> of this logo exists.
 
FX/SFX'''Technique:''' Mostly live-action, designed by Prologue.
Trivia: The drummer girl used in the logo is Georgia Rock. This was recorded in 2005, and she was 7 years old at that time.
 
'''Audio:''' A steady drumbeat playing over a mellow synth/string tune, with birds chirping during the first part of the logo. The music for this logo was composed by Christopher Young. Sometimes, the drumbeat plays over the opening theme of the movie.
Variant: There is a closing print version, used on Whip It.
 
'''Availability:''' It appears on films from the company, debuting on ''Stranger Than Fiction'', and last appearing on ''Paradise''. Other than these, it also appears on movies from the company such as ''Whip It'', ''Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium'', and ''A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas''.
FX/SFX: Mostly live-action, designed by Prologue.
 
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Music/Sounds: A steady drumbeat playing over a mellow soundtrack, with birds chirping during the first part of the logo.
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[[Category:American film logos]]
Availability: Common. It appears on films from the company, debuting on Stranger Than Fiction, and last appearing on Paradise.
[[Category:United States]]
 
[[Category:Lionsgate Studios Corp]]
Editor's Note: The drumbeats and the girl may make one a little scared, but it's harmless.
[[Category:Lionsgate]]
[[Category:Logos made by Prologue]]
[[Category:Logos with music by Christopher Young]]

Latest revision as of 01:14, 24 September 2024



Background

Mandate Pictures was founded in 2005, when Senator International completed a management buyout from Senator Entertainment AG. On September 10, 2007, Mandate Pictures was acquired by Lionsgate Films. In 2012, Mandate's founders, Joseph Drake and Nathan Kahane, went on to form the company Good Universe, and Mandate was dismantled the next year.

Logo (November 10, 2006-October 18, 2013)

Visuals: The camera moves out from a bush to see a family walking down a street with giraffes walking near them and fish and squids "swimming" in the air (two white-tailed deer are also barely visible amidst the more peculiar sights). The picture zooms out in an iris-out-like effect, as a drumstick taps on the circle and makes it flash. The picture zooms out and disappears as it's revealed to be in the inside of a snare drum, being played by a young girl. She continues to bang the drum as the company name in Mrs Eaves slides underneath her, and the logo freezes to the last note of the music.

Trivia:

  • The drummer girl used in the logo is Georgia Rock (born 1998). This was recorded in 2005, and she was 7 years old at that time.
  • In an interview about the Good Universe logo, Joe Drake admitted that the logo for Mandate Pictures "was one of the weirdest logos ever".

Variants:

  • There is a closing print version, used on Whip It.
  • An open-matte version of this logo exists.

Technique: Mostly live-action, designed by Prologue.

Audio: A steady drumbeat playing over a mellow synth/string tune, with birds chirping during the first part of the logo. The music for this logo was composed by Christopher Young. Sometimes, the drumbeat plays over the opening theme of the movie.

Availability: It appears on films from the company, debuting on Stranger Than Fiction, and last appearing on Paradise. Other than these, it also appears on movies from the company such as Whip It, Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas.

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