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Logo (2009-)

Visuals: On a light grey-blue gradient background with some clouds in the sky, there is a man standing with a disc in his hand. He turns to look at the camera as the disc shines once. He then looks up to notice something - the large gold-orange stacked words saying:

THANK YOU

falling from the sky and landing next to him. It turns the background purplish-pinky-orange, with some stars seen in the sky. The man then recovers, turning back to look at the camera.

Variant: Depending on the language that is selected on the DVD/Blu-Ray language option menu, subtitles for the dialogue will appear for the selected language.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The man (voiced by Keith Wickham) saying "By purchasing this DVD, you're supporting (see audio variants below) industry. Thank you!" This is accompanied to the sound of birds tweeting, a loud whistling noise before "THANK YOU" falls on-screen, a loud thud as it lands, the sound of a crowd cheering, and a peaceful, dreamy synth hum with twinkling noises.

Audio Variants:

For Universal releases & some HIT Entertainment releases, the man says "Your local film and television"
For Sony releases & most HIT Entertainment releases, the man says "The UK film and television".
On early Sony releases, the man just says "The UK film"
For 20th Century Fox releases, the man says "Your local film".
On Blu-ray releases, the man would instead say "By purchasing this Blu-ray disc".
Occasionally (mainly for the Blu-ray version), it is low-pitched.

Availability: Currently seen on releases from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, and HIT Entertainment in the UK and Australia.

Five Universal releases which have this logo are Despicable Me, Roy Chubby Brown: Pussy & Meatballs, The Dilemma and the Blu-ray releases of O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Jurassic Park.
Five Sony releases are Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, 22 Jump Street, The Social Network, The Amazing Spider-Man and Pixels.
The only known appearance of the logo outside of the UK and Australia is on the Italian DVD of Panda! Go, Panda!.

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-'''Visuals:''' On a light grey-blue gradient background with some clouds in the sky, there is a man standing with a DVD in his hand. He says "By purchasing this DVD, you're supporting your local film and television industry!" While he is saying this, the DVD shines. Then, big, yellow, shiny letters, saying:
+'''Visuals:''' On a light grey-blue gradient background with some clouds in the sky, there is a man standing with a disc in his hand. He turns to look at the camera as the disc shines once. He then looks up to notice something - the large gold-orange stacked words saying:
 <center> THANK </center>
 <center> YOU </center>
-fall from the sky. It turns the background reddish-orange. The man then holds up the disc and says "Thank you!"
+falling from the sky and landing next to him. It turns the background purplish-pinky-orange, with some stars seen in the sky. The man then recovers, turning back to look at the camera.
 '''Variant:''' Depending on the language that is selected on the DVD/Blu-Ray language option menu, subtitles for the dialogue will appear for the selected language.
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 '''Technique:''' CGI.
-'''Audio:''' The man's dialogue (voiced by presumably Keith Wickham), with bird sounds in the background. When he gets to his second line, a whistling sound plays. When the words land, a thud sound (accompanied by the sound of a crowd cheering) plays, and then a dreamy synth with twinkling noises.
+'''Audio:''' The man (voiced by Keith Wickham) saying "By purchasing this DVD, you're supporting (see audio variants below) industry. Thank you!" This is accompanied to the sound of birds tweeting, a loud whistling noise before "THANK YOU" falls on-screen, a loud thud as it lands, the sound of a crowd cheering, and a peaceful, dreamy synth hum with twinkling noises.
 '''Audio Variants:'''
-* Sometimes, the man says "The UK film and television industry". This is usually seen on DVDs released in that country.
+* For Universal releases & some HIT Entertainment releases, the man says "Your local film and television"
+* For Sony releases & most HIT Entertainment releases, the man says "The UK film and television".
-* Rarely, he would just say "The UK film industry" or "Your local film industry".
+* On early Sony releases, the man just says "The UK film"
-* On Blu-ray releases, he would say "By purchasing this Blu-ray disc". This has been known to occur with both the usual version where he says "your local film and television industry" and the version where he says "your local film industry" but it is unknown if this also occurs with the other two dialogue variants.
+* For 20th Century Fox releases, the man says "Your local film".
+* On Blu-ray releases, the man would instead say "By purchasing this Blu-ray disc".
 * Occasionally (mainly for the Blu-ray version), it is low-pitched.
-'''Availability:''' Currently seen on releases from [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]], [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment]], [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]], and [[HIT Entertainment]] in the UK and Australia.
+'''Availability:''' Currently seen on releases from [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]], [[20th Century Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]], [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]], and [[HIT Entertainment]] in the UK and Australia.
-* Two Universal releases which have this logo are ''Despicable Me'' and the Blu-ray of ''Jurassic Park''.
+* Five Universal releases which have this logo are ''Despicable Me'', ''Roy Chubby Brown: Pussy & Meatballs'', ''The Dilemma'' and the Blu-ray releases of ''O Brother, Where Art Thou?'' and ''Jurassic Park''.
-* Four Sony releases are ''Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs'', 22 Jump Street'', ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' and ''Pixels''.
+* Five Sony releases are ''Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs'', ''22 Jump Street'', ''The Social Network'', ''The Amazing Spider-Man'' and'' Pixels.''
 * The only known appearance of the logo outside of the UK and Australia is on the Italian DVD of ''Panda! Go, Panda!''.
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 [[Category:Australian home entertainment logos]]
 [[Category:Australia]]
+[[Category:English-language logos]]