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===Background=== |
===Background=== |
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'''Vestron Television''' was the television distribution/production division of [[Vestron Video|'''Vestron''' Video]]. Kinnevik Media Properties Ltd., which later became [[Modern Entertainment]] and was absorbed into [[Lionsgate Films]], started syndicating Vestron's library in the early-to-mid 1990s after Vestron Television folded |
'''Vestron Television''' was the television distribution/production division of [[Vestron Video|'''Vestron''' Video]]. Kinnevik Media Properties Ltd., which later became [[Modern Entertainment]] and was absorbed into [[Lionsgate Films]], started syndicating Vestron's library in the early-to-mid 1990s after Vestron Television folded. Some titles in Vestron Television's catalog were also distributed by [[All American Television]] (Now part of [[Fremantle]]). Although additional [[Vestron Pictures]]/Video titles were later syndicated by [[Worldvision Enterprises]], and later [[Paramount Television (1967-2006)|Paramount Television]], due to [[Live Entertainment|Live Home Video]] distributing these titles on VHS. |
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===Logo (1987-1992)=== |
===Logo (1987-1992)=== |
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** This variant has also been spotted at the end of the [[Artisan Entertainment|Artisan]] DVD release of ''Cat Chaser'', using (presumably) a premium cable master. |
** This variant has also been spotted at the end of the [[Artisan Entertainment|Artisan]] DVD release of ''Cat Chaser'', using (presumably) a premium cable master. |
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* Appears on the [[Timeless Media Group]] Blu-ray release of ''Howling III: The Marsupials'', an [[Avid Home Entertainment]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXLTpyDCUos re-issue] (and [[Vidmark Entertainment|Vidmark]] streaming print) of ''Party Plane'' (However, it is unknown if the regular Vestron Video VHS retains this), FEARnet airings of ''The Gate'', old TNT prints of ''Ghoulies'', ''Slaughter High'', ''The Wraith'', ''Ghoulies II'', an old Prism airing of the 1976 film ''Birch Interval'' (which was not released on video by Vestron), an October 2003 Sci-Fi Channel airing of ''Re-Animator'', a ThisTV print of ''Frightmare,'' an old Movie Channel airing of ''Call Me'' (1988), and the beginning of Amazon Prime's print of ''Arnold Palmer: Course Strategy'', among others. |
* Appears on the [[Timeless Media Group]] Blu-ray release of ''Howling III: The Marsupials'', an [[Avid Home Entertainment]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXLTpyDCUos re-issue] (and [[Vidmark Entertainment|Vidmark]] streaming print) of ''Party Plane'' (However, it is unknown if the regular Vestron Video VHS retains this), FEARnet airings of ''The Gate'', old TNT prints of ''Ghoulies'', ''Slaughter High'', ''The Wraith'', ''Ghoulies II'', an old Prism airing of the 1976 film ''Birch Interval'' (which was not released on video by Vestron), an October 2003 Sci-Fi Channel airing of ''Re-Animator'', a ThisTV print of ''Frightmare,'' an old Movie Channel airing of ''Call Me'' (1988), and the beginning of Amazon Prime's print of ''Arnold Palmer: Course Strategy'', among others. |
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* It also appears on ''Dirty Dancing Live in Concert'' on VHS and at the end of Tubi TV's print of ''Waxwork''. It also makes |
* It also appears on ''Dirty Dancing Live in Concert'' on VHS and at the end of Tubi TV's print of ''Waxwork''. It also makes an appearance on the DVD of ''You Can't Hurry Love'' (Released as a double feature with ''Love Hurts'') with the [[Lightning Pictures]] logo appearing after it. |
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Vestron Television was the television distribution/production division of Vestron Video. Kinnevik Media Properties Ltd., which later became Modern Entertainment and was absorbed into Lionsgate Films, started syndicating Vestron's library in the early-to-mid 1990s after Vestron Television folded. Some titles in Vestron Television's catalog were also distributed by All American Television (Now part of Fremantle). Although additional Vestron Pictures/Video titles were later syndicated by Worldvision Enterprises, and later Paramount Television, due to Live Home Video distributing these titles on VHS.
Visuals: On a black background, a small red sphere zooms into view. Zooming towards the sphere are several silver lines, forming a silver "V/Triangle" on the sphere. The sphere settles near the top of the screen and flattens into a circle. Zooming in below it are the words "VESTRON TELEVISION" in a modified Iconian Fonts' Tigershark font.
Variant: A shortened version exists where it fades in when the lines on the circle appear.
Technique: CGI. The logo was animated and designed by Jan Carlee, Christine Chang, and Ken Pelin (among others) at R/Greenberg Associates. All three were previously a part of the special effects team for the original TRON movie.
Audio: There are many variants:
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