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===Background===
In 1995, when its parent label [[A-Vision Entertainment|A*Vision Entertainment]] became '''[[WarnerVision Entertainment]]''', the film unit followed suit, changing its company name to '''WarnerVision Films'''. The company stopped making films in 1996.
===Logo (1995-1996)===
[[File:WarnerVision Films (1994).jpg|300px|center]]
'''Visuals:''' Over a black background is the WarnerVision "\\'" logo that is surrounded by lines, making it look like a camera photo. The last two ellipses of the WarnerVision logo is in black with a white outline, while the first ellipse was filled in. Below it was the words "'''W<small>ARNER</small>V<small>ISION</small> F<small>ILMS</small>'''" in a Futura Condensed font.


'''Technique:''' A still computer graphic.
===(1994-Early 2000s)===
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'''Audio:''' None.
<u>Nicknames</u>: "The New Big \\'", "WarnerVision \\'", "The Good & Plentys"


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''The Granny'', ''Gumby: The Movie'', ''Indecent Behavior III'', ''Someone to Die For'', ''Kleptomania'' and ''The Donor'', among others.
<u>Logo</u>: On a green background with many white dots in rows moving left and right, some orange, white, and blue ellipses spin about. The white and blue ellipses fall inside the background, forming the familiar Warner \\' logo (the first \ is blue, the other two parts of the W are white) but without the circle surrounding it, and the last part flipped to form a "V", while the orange ellipses move away. As this happens, the letters "ER" in Century font appear and fade out rapidly, then the word "WARNERVISION", also in Century font, appears and fades out multiple times until the orange ellipses move away. The word "ENTERTAINMENT" (or "FILMS"), small and in Helvetica, fades in below.
{{Chronology|[[Atlantic Group Films]]|}}


[[Category:American film logos]]{{American film logos}}
<u>Variant</u>: At the beginning of ''The Granny'' and ''Gumby: The Movie'', among possible others, a still, silent version was seen, in which we saw the \\' surrounded by lines, and "WarnerVision Films" was seen underneath it, in an odd font.
[[Category:United States]]

[[Category:Film logos]]
<u>FX/SFX</u>: Very impressive animation for 1994.
[[Category:Warner Music Group]]

[[Category:Access Industries]]
<u>Music/Sounds</u>: This logo has two main themes:
* Version 1 has a deep synth note held throughout and a twinkling sound at the start, followed by a cymbal crash.
* Version 2 is a progressive theme opening with an ascending section of guitars, synths and drums, ending in an echoing riff.<br />

<u>Availability</u>: Uncommon. It appears at the end of many children's videos released by their subsidiaries [[KidVision]] (later moved to [[Warner Home Video|WHV]]) and [[A-Vision]], such as pre-2000s copies of ''The Magic School Bus'', ''The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley'', and early seasons of ''Power Rangers'' (such as the ''Mighty Morphin'' series). Also seen on other miscellaneous videos. It can also be seen on ''Kathy Smith: Functionally Fit - Peak Fat Burning''.

<u>Editor's Note</u>: Not bad animation at all, including the usage of the modified Big \\' logo. For 1994, this logo has a quite modern design to it.

[[Category:Home Entertainment Logos]] [[Category:Family/Animation Logos]] [[Category:WarnerMedia]]

Latest revision as of 08:47, 26 April 2024


Background

In 1995, when its parent label A*Vision Entertainment became WarnerVision Entertainment, the film unit followed suit, changing its company name to WarnerVision Films. The company stopped making films in 1996.

Logo (1995-1996)

Visuals: Over a black background is the WarnerVision "\\'" logo that is surrounded by lines, making it look like a camera photo. The last two ellipses of the WarnerVision logo is in black with a white outline, while the first ellipse was filled in. Below it was the words "WARNERVISION FILMS" in a Futura Condensed font.

Technique: A still computer graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen on The Granny, Gumby: The Movie, Indecent Behavior III, Someone to Die For, Kleptomania and The Donor, among others.

Atlantic Group Films
WarnerVision Films
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