Logo Variations Universal Studios Closing Logos
1 Universal Pictures (first era) 1.1 1930-1936 1.2 1936-1946 2 Universal International 2.1 1946-1960 2.2 1960-1963 3 Universal Pictures (second era) 3.1 1963-1991 3.2 1990-1997, 2011 3.2.1 1990-1991 (75th anniversary logo) 3.2.2 1991-1997, 2011 3.3 1997-2012 3.3.1 1999-2005 3.3.2 2005-2012 3.4 2012-present 3.4.1 2012 (100th anniversary logo)
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The Thing (2002, Trailer): The trailer variant of the logo takes place in a snowstorm. Wind sounds are also heard. The actual game uses the Black Label Games logo (Vivendi Universal Games transitioned it from the Universal Interactive subsidiary to Black Label Games a month prior to its release)
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5 Miscellaneous 5.1 1946-1963 5.2 1996-2012 Universal Film Manufacturing Company 1912-1914 1914-1919 1919-1923 Universal Pictures (first era) 1923-1929 1929-1936 1936-1947 Universal International 1947-1963 Alternate variant Alternate variant Universal Pictures (second era)
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These are the logo variations seen on trailers throughout the years by Universal Studios. Bird on a Wire (1990): The Universal logo gets shot at twice, with a flash for each gunshot. ______________________________________________________________________________________
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Logo variations E.T. Variant (2001-2002): For a short time in late 2001 and early 2002, Universal's TV and movie departments were celebrating the 20th Anniversary of E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial, with a special logo featuring E.T. and Elliot flying across the globe.
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Logo Variations - Universal Studios Logo descriptions by Sean Beard, Matt Williams, Nicholas Aczel, Randomkid0627 and others Logo captures by Eric S., wolfie14, lukesams, logos2010, Logophile, Mr.Logo, TrickyMario7654, LogosForTheWin, and filmbaza.net These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Universal Studios.
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"Universal Pictures Logo Variations" - Made By Lucas H. Productions on 7/24/2022. I tried to find all the variations, but that's the best I can find due to the time allotted and what's available online.
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The Sting (1973): The 1936 "Art Deco Globe" logo is used and is tinted in sepia. The Hindenburg (1975): A silent variant of the 1936 logo appears, segueing into old newsreel footage. The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings (1976): The 1936 logo is used before transitioning into a newsreel.
Logo Variations Universal Studios Closing Logos
In modern days, the studio never had a closing logo. The end of its movies only shows a logo for a production company working for the studio, and then an MPA rating screen, and some movies have a Universal Studios Hollywood & Florida advertisement that read either "When in Hollywood, visit Universal Studios," "See the Stars and Ride the Movies," or "Universal Parks & Resorts," along with its.
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Investment in the project is estimated at $ 3 billion, total area - 1.2 million square meters. The Universal Studios park will take 150,000 square meters. The project also includes three-and four-star hotels (120,000 sq. m.), an office complex (160,000 sq. m.), as well as retail space, a winter garden, a water park, a conference room, a music.
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ET Variant (2001 - 2002): For a short time in late 2001 and early 2002, Universal's TV and movie departments were celebrating the 20th Anniversary of E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial, with a special logo featuring E.T. and Elliot flying across the globe. The TV version's logo is similar to the normal version, except that E.T. and Elliot are flying.
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Universal Pictures/Logo Variations < Universal Pictures Sign in to edit Contents 1 Universal Film Manufacturing Company 1.1 1912-1914 1.2 1914-1919 1.3 1919-1923 2 Universal Pictures (first era) 2.1 1923-1929 2.2 1929-1936 2.3 1936-1946 3 Universal International 3.1 1946-1960 3.2 1960-1963 4 Universal Pictures (second era) 4.1 1963-1990
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Contents 1 Universal Film Manufacturing Company 1.1 1912-1914 1.2 1914-1919 2 Universal Pictures (first era) 2.1 1919-1923 2.2 1923-1927 2.3 1925 2.4 1927-1936 2.5 1936-1947 3 Universal International 3.1 1946-1961 3.2 1954-1963 4 Universal Pictures (second era) 4.1 1963-1990 4.1.1 1963-1965 4.1.2 1965-1973 4.1.3 1973-1990 4.2 1990-1997
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Main Logo Variations Trailer Variations These are the logo variations seen on trailer throughout the years by Universal Pictures, with more to be added overtime. Always (1989): The logo swipes up from United International Pictures logo. Only seen on one international TV spot.
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For variations of this logo, see Universal Pictures/Other. Universal Film Manufacturing Company Universal Pictures was founded on April 30, 1912 as The Universal Film Manufacturing Company or simply Universal Films . 1912-1914 1912-1913 In July 1912, Universal began using is now iconic globe design.
