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===Background===
===Background===
'''Tetra Films''' is Alan Horrox's production company that was founded in 1992 after [[Thames|Thames Television]] had lost its ITV franchise. Its first production was the 1992 version of ''The Tomorrow People''.
'''Tetra Films''' is Alan Horrox's production company that was founded in 1992 after [[Thames|Thames Television]] had lost its ITV franchise. Its first production was ''The Tomorrow People''.


===1st Logo (November 18, 1992-March 9, 1995)===
===1st Logo (November 18, 1992-March 9, 1995)===
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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*On the first series of the 1992 version of ''The Tomorrow People'', the logo is inside a tunnel.
*On the first series of ''The Tomorrow People'', the logo is inside a tunnel.
*Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
*Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
*On later series of the 1992 version of ''The Tomorrow People'', the word "PRODUCTION" is deleted, and info for either Thames Television and/or Nickelodeon is shown below, along with a copyright stamp.
*On later series of ''The Tomorrow People'', the word "PRODUCTION" is deleted, and info for either Thames Television and/or Nickelodeon is shown below, along with a copyright stamp.
*On ''OWL TV'', the word "FOR CHANNEL FOUR" is shown below.
*On ''OWL TV'', the text "FOR CHANNEL FOUR" is shown below.
*A still version exists.
*A still version exists.


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'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show.
'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show.


'''Availability:''' Seen on Tetra Films programmes, like ''OWL TV'', ''The Tomorrow People'', ''Mike and Angelo'' and ''Rainbow Toy Shop''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on Tetra Films programmes, like ''OWL TV'', ''The Tomorrow People'' (1992), ''Mike and Angelo'', and ''Rainbow Toy Shop''.


===2nd Logo (March 15, 1995-March 7, 2000)===
===2nd Logo (March 15, 1995-March 7, 2000)===
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*Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
*Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
*On early ''Cone Zone'' episodes, the logo is shown next to the 1995 [[Carlton Productions|Carlton UK Productions]] logo.
*On early ''Cone Zone'' episodes, the logo is shown next to the 1995 [[Carlton Productions|Carlton UK Productions]] logo.
*On the first episode of ''Cone Zone'', the word "FOR CARLTON UK PRODUCTIONS", along with a copyright date in blue is shown below.
*On the first episode of ''Cone Zone'', the text "FOR CARLTON UK PRODUCTIONS", along with a copyright date in blue is shown below.
*On the 1997 version of ''The Canterville Ghost'', the logo is stretched.
*On ''The Canterville Ghost'', the logo is stretched.


'''Technique:''' None. {{SectionMisuse|Technique}}
'''Technique:''' A still, digital graphic.


'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show/movie.
'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show/movie.


'''Availability:''' Seen on later ''Mike and Angelo'' episodes from the era, as well as ''Cone Zone'', ''Delta Wave'', ''The Canterville Ghost'' and ''Rainbow Days''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on later ''Mike and Angelo'' episodes from the era, as well as ''Cone Zone'', ''Delta Wave'', ''The Canterville Ghost'' (1997), and ''Rainbow Days''.





Revision as of 18:35, 17 April 2024


Background

Tetra Films is Alan Horrox's production company that was founded in 1992 after Thames Television had lost its ITV franchise. Its first production was The Tomorrow People.

1st Logo (November 18, 1992-March 9, 1995)

Visuals: On a gray marble background, there is a black box with a white streak and a blue outline part. The gold streak then draws in, then the blue words "TETRA FILMS" in 3D zooms out. The word "PRODUCTION" fades in below.

Variants:

  • On the first series of The Tomorrow People, the logo is inside a tunnel.
  • Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
  • On later series of The Tomorrow People, the word "PRODUCTION" is deleted, and info for either Thames Television and/or Nickelodeon is shown below, along with a copyright stamp.
  • On OWL TV, the text "FOR CHANNEL FOUR" is shown below.
  • A still version exists.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The end theme of the show.

Availability: Seen on Tetra Films programmes, like OWL TV, The Tomorrow People (1992), Mike and Angelo, and Rainbow Toy Shop.

2nd Logo (March 15, 1995-March 7, 2000)

Visuals: On a black background is the same Tetra Films logo from before, only the text is in a different font, and is also in 2D with a white outline.

Variants:

  • In its later years, "PRODUCTION" is shown below.
  • Sometimes, a copyright stamp is shown below.
  • On early Cone Zone episodes, the logo is shown next to the 1995 Carlton UK Productions logo.
  • On the first episode of Cone Zone, the text "FOR CARLTON UK PRODUCTIONS", along with a copyright date in blue is shown below.
  • On The Canterville Ghost, the logo is stretched.

Technique: A still, digital graphic.

Audio: The end theme of the show/movie.

Availability: Seen on later Mike and Angelo episodes from the era, as well as Cone Zone, Delta Wave, The Canterville Ghost (1997), and Rainbow Days.

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