'''Visuals:''' There is an extreme close-up of the words "'''SONY PICTURES TELEVISION NETWORKS'''" (in the Sony corporate typeface), stacked word-by-word with "'''SONY'''" being the largest, emerging and zooming away downwards from the screen. The three words are not directly stacked at first, but as the animation progresses, they slide into place. A horizontal line is drawn between the "'''PICTURES'''" and "'''TELEVISION'''". While this happens, there is a bright white light on the left side of the screen that later reveals the names; as the light dies down, the lines in the background themselves back away as well, eventually moving back to the upper part of the screen and into a diagonal pattern to form the logo. The flash dissipates and there is an oblong orange-white glare surrounding the logo and words, which shrinks into the bars to give it a shine. The finished logo, which is a striped parallelogram, appears against a shaded navy blue background.
'''Visuals:''' It's the same as the long version of the Sony Pictures Television logo; however, "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''NETWORKS'''}}" is below the word "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''TELEVISION'''}}".
'''Technique:''' Sameas the SPT logo Rick Scott at Tigar Hare Studios.
'''Technique:''' CGI by Rick Scott at Tigar Hare Studios.
'''Audio:''' A descending piano tune and a majestic 5-note orchestral theme composed by David Kurtz, which sounds vaguely similar to the ''Habanera'' section of Bizet's opera ''Carmen'', the 1976 [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]] "V of Doom" theme and the 1993 [[TriStar Television (1991-1999)|TriStar Television]] theme (specifically the long version).
'''Audio:''' The long version of the SPT music composed by David Kurtz.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Mexico's Next Top Model''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Mexico's Next Top Model''.
Latest revision as of 12:10, 27 October 2024
Credits
Descriptions by BenIsRandom
Captures by originalsboy11, ENunn and SuperMax124
Video captures courtesy of ENunn and Broken Saw
Background
Sony Pictures Television Networks is a division of Sony Pictures Television that broadcasts programs on the SPT Networks.
1st Logo (2012)
Visuals: There is an extreme close-up of the words "SONY PICTURES TELEVISION NETWORKS" (in the Sony corporate typeface), stacked word-by-word with "SONY" being the largest, emerging and zooming away downwards from the screen. The three words are not directly stacked at first, but as the animation progresses, they slide into place. A horizontal line is drawn between the "PICTURES" and "TELEVISION". While this happens, there is a bright white light on the left side of the screen that later reveals the names; as the light dies down, the lines in the background themselves back away as well, eventually moving back to the upper part of the screen and into a diagonal pattern to form the logo. The flash dissipates and there is an oblong orange-white glare surrounding the logo and words, which shrinks into the bars to give it a shine. The finished logo, which is a striped parallelogram, appears against a shaded navy blue background.
Technique: CGI by Rick Scott at Tigar Hare Studios.
Audio: A descending piano tune and a majestic 5-note orchestral theme composed by David Kurtz, which sounds vaguely similar to the Habanera section of Bizet's opera Carmen, the 1976 Viacom "V of Doom" theme and the 1993 TriStar Television theme (specifically the long version).
Availability: Seen on Mexico's Next Top Model.
2nd Logo (October 13, 2016-Late 2010s)
Visuals: The Sony Corporation logo animates the way that it does in the SPT logo. However, the flash reveals the bars of the logo forming. The text fades in below and the entire logo zooms out to the center of the screen, with a blue light in the bottom right corner.
Technique: Computer animation.
Audio: The short version of the SPT music that comes after the flash.
Availability: First appeared on season 5 of The Amazing Race Asia on AXN Asia, and formally appeared on The Apartment: Rising Stars Edition on Sony Channel Asia, which is their first original TV series. It also appears on season 2 of Asia's Got Talent on AXN Asia, but this logo was allegedly retired as Sony Channel Asia shut down in 2019 and the Asian feed of AXN was sold to KC Global Media, a company of former Sony Pictures Entertainment executives Andy Kaplan and George Chien, in January 2020.
