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'''Visuals:''' Another enhanced version of the first logo, but the background has a larger light. "{{color|red|T E L E V I S I O N}}" (for TV shows) or "{{color|red|M O T I O N P I C T U R E S}}" (for movies), in {{color|red}} and spaced out to fit the width of the logo, is placed below the logo, and the whole logo has a glossy look. The searchlights are also cut-outs. |
'''Visuals:''' Another enhanced version of the first logo, but the background has a larger light. "{{color|red|T E L E V I S I O N}}" (for TV shows) or "{{color|red|M O T I O N P I C T U R E S}}" (for movies), in {{color|red}} and spaced out to fit the width of the logo, is placed below the logo, and the whole logo has a glossy look. The searchlights are also cut-outs. |
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'''Variant:''' A more common <u>short version</u> exists. For movies produced by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures, a space background fades in, as blue shapes form the Entertainment Studios icon, then follows the same animation, but now in a slower pace. In ''47 Meters Down: |
'''Variant:''' A more common <u>short version</u> exists. For movies produced by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures, a space background fades in, as blue shapes form the Entertainment Studios icon, then follows the same animation, but now in a slower pace. In ''47 Meters Down'' and ''47 Meters Down: Uncaged'', the water background is used. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI. |
'''Technique:''' CGI. |
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Revision as of 10:52, 20 November 2023
logomax2002
Video captures courtesy of
Ryan brody
Background
Entertainment Studios is the production company of Byron Allen. It is known for producing the .tv programs and court shows. It also runs a motion picture arm. In September 2022, it was renamed Allen Media Group.
1st Logo (2000s-2017?)
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Visuals: On a starry blue background, we see two searchlights swooping (a la 20th Century Studios). We zoom out, and it's revealed to be in a box on a blue-white background with a light. Next to the box, we see the blue word "ENTERTAINMENT". In the box, an extra searchlight appears, swooping down to a criss-cross position with the other searchlight. While that, another word, "STUDIOS" in red, zooms out, letter by letter, making the words like this:
ENTERTAINMENTSTUDIOS
The third searchlight swoops down, out of the box.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A whoosh sound when the searchlights swoop. When we zoom out of the box, John Cramer says "This has been a production of Entertainment Studios." If you listen closely, a guitar noise plays. In EntertainmentStudios.com (now known as Entertainers with Bryon Allen), Bryon Allen says "This has been a presentation of EntertainmentStudios.com."
Availability: Can be seen on shows from the company, such as Cars.tv, Pets.tv, and Comedy.tv, among others.
2nd Logo (February 17, 2017)
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Visuals: Basically a enhanced version of the previous logo, with darker colors and the logo over a different blue background with a light and what appear to be stars.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: So far, the opening theme of the trailer.
Availability: So far, only known to have appeared on the trailer for 47 Meters Down.
3rd Logo (2019-September 2022)
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Visuals: Another enhanced version of the first logo, but the background has a larger light. "T E L E V I S I O N" (for TV shows) or "M O T I O N P I C T U R E S" (for movies), in red and spaced out to fit the width of the logo, is placed below the logo, and the whole logo has a glossy look. The searchlights are also cut-outs.
Variant: A more common short version exists. For movies produced by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures, a space background fades in, as blue shapes form the Entertainment Studios icon, then follows the same animation, but now in a slower pace. In 47 Meters Down and 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, the water background is used.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: The end of the closing theme with John Cramer's announcement from the first logo.
Audio Variant: On Recipe.tv, the show's own female announcer says the spiel. For movies produced by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures, a dramatic fanfare is used. In some shows, a short version of the Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures fanfare is used.
Availability: Appears on shows and movies made before the rebrand, including The World's Funniest Weather and early episodes of We the People with Judge Lauren Lake.
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