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Wark Clements was a television production company that produces programmes of varying genres, most of which are non-fictional. In 2004, the company merged with Ideal World Productions to form IWC Media.

1st Logo (August 26, 1994-1999)

Visuals: On a white canvas background, a drawing of three light blue people holding a paintbrush, a megaphone, and a twirly speech bubble are inside a rough drawing of a blue box with a gold line drawn underneath. Near the beginning of the logo sequence, these people are seen drawing with a paintbrush, raising a megaphone to their mouth, and talking respectively. Underneath the logo is the text "A WARK CLEMENTS & CO. LTD Production for" with a co-producer's logo or in-credit text underneath.

Variants:

Sometimes, the background is pure white.
An early variant has the company name reading "WARK CLEMENTS & COMPANY".
On My Name is Albert Watson, the logo is paired with the Big Star in a Wee Picture Productions logo.
On Filmnight, the logo is in black and white.

Technique: 2D digital animation.

Audio: The ending theme of the programme.

Availability: Seen on Football, Faith and Flutes, Space Cadets, Ruby Grierson: Re-Shooting History, and My Name is Albert Watson.

2nd Logo (2000-2004)

Visuals: On a white background, the text "warkclements" is next to two shapes interlapping: a dark grey circle and a dark blue square.

Variants:

On some programmes, the logo is shown within a horizontal white box.
On Rod Hull: A Bird in the Hand, the circle is dark green and "clements" as well as the square are cerulean.

Technique: A digital graphic.

Audio: The ending theme of the programme.

Availability: Some of these programmes such as The First World War, The Sleepover Club, and Monte Cassino: The Soldiers' Story have had home media and streaming releases, both of which keeps this logo intact.

Wark Clements

IWC Media

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Line 4: '''Wark Clements''' was a television production company that produces programmes of varying genres, most of which are non-fictional. In 2004, the company merged with [[Ideal World Productions\|Ideal World Productions]] to form [[IWC Media\|IWC Media]]. ===1st Logo (August 26, 1994-1999)=== <gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> Wark Clements and Company (1995) (From - Football,Faith And Flutes).png Wark Clements and Co Ltd (1997) (From - the first episode of Space Cadets).png Wark Clements (1998) (From - Charles Windsor's Schooldays).png Wark Clements and Company (1995) (From - 26 August 1995 Channel 4 airing of Beam Me Up, Scotty).png Wark Clements & Co. (1997) (From - June 3, 1997 episode of Filmnight).png Wark Clements and Company and BBC Scotland (1994) (From - Ruby Grierson Re-Shooting History).png Big Star in a Wee Picture and Wark Clements & Company (1994) (From - My Name Is Albert Watson).png Move on Up and Wark Clements & Company (1996) (From - The Jacobites).png </gallery> {{YouTube\|id=3ku23f1WEEQ}} '''~~Logo~~Visuals:''' On a white canvas background, a drawing of three {{color\|lightblue\|light blue}} people holding a paintbrush, a megaphone, and a twirly speech bubble are inside a rough drawing of a ~~{{color\|~~blue}} box with a ~~{{color\|~~gold}} line drawn underneath. Near the beginning of the logo sequence, these people are seen drawing with a paintbrush, raising a megaphone to their mouth, and talking respectively. Underneath the logo is the text "{{color\|blue\|{{font\|Times New Roman\|A WARK CLEMENTS & CO. LTD Production for}}}}" with a co-producer's logo or in-credit text underneath. '''Variants:''' Line 22 ⟶ 24: * On <u>''Filmnight''</u>, the logo is in black and white. '''Technique:''' 2D digital animation. '''~~Music/Sounds~~Audio:''' The ending theme of the programme. '''Availability:''' ~~Extremely rare, as a lot of these programmes are no longer reran and rarely preserved on home media.~~ Seen on ''Football, Faith ~~And~~and Flutes'', ''Space Cadets'', ''Ruby Grierson: Re-Shooting History'', and ''My Name is Albert Watson''. ===2nd Logo (2000-2004)=== Line 43 ⟶ 45: </gallery> '''~~Logo~~Visuals:''' On a white background, the text "{{color\|~~gray~~grey\|wark}}{{color\|darkblue\|'''clements'''}}" is next to two shapes interlapping: a dark ~~gray~~grey circle and a dark blue square. '''Variants:''' On some programmes, the logo is shown within a <u>horizontal white box</u>. On ''<u>Rod Hull: A Bird in the Hand</u>'', the circle is dark green and "clements" as well as the square are cerulean. '''Technique:''' ~~None~~A digital graphic. '''~~Music/Sounds~~Audio:''' The ending theme of the programme. '''Availability:''' ~~Rare.~~ Some of these programmes such as ''The First World War'', ''The Sleepover Club'', and ''Monte Cassino: The Soldiers' Story'' have had home media and streaming releases, both of which keeps this logo intact. {{Chronology\|\|[[IWC Media]]}} Line 59 ⟶ 61: [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:Television logos]] [[Category:~~Banijay~~RDF Media Group]] [[Category:Banijay Entertainment]] [[Category:Logos that vary depending on the source]] [[Category:English-language logos]]