Nice video, RedLion! Ever since you came back about a year ago, you've just been pumping hit, after hit, after hit! Atleast... in my eyes. You were the main inspiration for me to even make logo-related content. Though the classic Doctor Who sound effects have been replaced with Ultraman Orb sound effects, I don't really have a problem with that. (Though, I still do prefer the old DW sounds in a way). And with that, I'm here to congratulate you, a logo veteran, for making not just mine, but everyone else's introduction to the logo community, a grand one.
Glad you still like my stuff. Yeah, I kinda fell off Doctor Who in between this series going on hiatus and it returning. The only remnant of DW in these videos is the font being used in my intro.
Oddly enough, I've started to get into Doctor Who lately, as I'm starting to watch the classic show (1963-1989) on Pluto TV. By the way, my Kinowelt request still stands.
4:50 is the logo I kept seeing in those old Christmas movies. They are really fun to watch I should check em out again. Also I forgot that they used to be called Videocraft International which is kinda cool!
A company with one of the *WEIRDEST* ownership status. Pre-1969 ish library owned by NBCUniversal through DreamWorks Animation. Post-1969 library owned by Warner Bros.
Actually the pre-1974 library is currently owned by NBCUniversal on behalf of DreamWorks Animation through their DreamWorks Classics label, while the post-1974 library is owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. except for The Jackson 5ive, which is distributed by CBS Media Ventures. Rankin/Bass's theatrical film library is currently split amongst different companies. StudioCanal owns The Wacky World of Mother Goose and Mad Monster Party since both movies were released by Embassy Pictures, The Last Unicorn is currently owned by ITV Studios (released by ITC) and Universal Pictures owns Willy McBean and his Magic Machine (via DreamWorks Animation) and King Kong Returns.
Oh wow, this logo i remember!
BTW, it's month of december!
4:50 one of my best logo i saw, As seen in Frosty the Snowman
Nice video, RedLion! Ever since you came back about a year ago, you've just been pumping hit, after hit, after hit! Atleast... in my eyes. You were the main inspiration for me to even make logo-related content. Though the classic Doctor Who sound effects have been replaced with Ultraman Orb sound effects, I don't really have a problem with that. (Though, I still do prefer the old DW sounds in a way). And with that, I'm here to congratulate you, a logo veteran, for making not just mine, but everyone else's introduction to the logo community, a grand one.
Glad you still like my stuff. Yeah, I kinda fell off Doctor Who in between this series going on hiatus and it returning. The only remnant of DW in these videos is the font being used in my intro.
Oddly enough, I've started to get into Doctor Who lately, as I'm starting to watch the classic show (1963-1989) on Pluto TV.
By the way, my Kinowelt request still stands.
@@TetraIdents Kinowelt's on the list, don't worry.
Ah yes... I remember this logo, when I watched a Hungarian Dub VHS of one of the episodes from Festival of Family Classics. Good times... 😊
4:50 is the logo I kept seeing in those old Christmas movies. They are really fun to watch I should check em out again. Also I forgot that they used to be called Videocraft International which is kinda cool!
A company with one of the *WEIRDEST* ownership status.
Pre-1969 ish library owned by NBCUniversal through DreamWorks Animation.
Post-1969 library owned by Warner Bros.
Corporate acquisitions be like.
Actually the pre-1974 library is currently owned by NBCUniversal on behalf of DreamWorks Animation through their DreamWorks Classics label, while the post-1974 library is owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. except for The Jackson 5ive, which is distributed by CBS Media Ventures. Rankin/Bass's theatrical film library is currently split amongst different companies. StudioCanal owns The Wacky World of Mother Goose and Mad Monster Party since both movies were released by Embassy Pictures, The Last Unicorn is currently owned by ITV Studios (released by ITC) and Universal Pictures owns Willy McBean and his Magic Machine (via DreamWorks Animation) and King Kong Returns.
@@SatsukiVM I see you also saw the Secret Galaxy video talking about the company.
Next time is Svensk Filmindustri/SF Studios
Request: Sunbow Entertainment.
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Logo Evolution Request: Canal+