Victor Hugo Pictures/On-Screen Logos

For variations of these logos, see Victor Hugo Pictures/Other.
== 1936-1969 ==
=== 1936-1969 ===
When Victor Hugo Pictures was founded on September 14, 1936, it used the same opening sequence and fanfare as Victor Ochoa Pictures, the only difference is that "Ochoa Pictures" is replaced with "Hugo Pictures". This design was made by the watercolorist Timmy Costal.
=== 1935-1969 ===
On January 11, 1936, the logo was colorized and given a more enhanced look.
== 1953–1969 ==
=== 1953–1969 ===
On May 14, 1953, Michael Manor repainted the logo when Victor began releasing movies in the widescreen CinemaScope format. This became one of the most memorable logos of the company.
=== 1968–1977 ===
In mid/late/August/September 8, 1968, the background of the 1953 logo became darker.
=== 1976–1987 ===
On March 5, 1976, the colors of the 1953 logo became less saturated and the structure seems to have a more grainy texture. This last appeared on Alligator Bust, released on November 27, 1987.
=== 1955–1956 ===
==== 1955–1956 ====
This alternative variation was used in the only two Victor films released in CinemaScope 55. It was later reused for a Grandeur 70 version of the logo in 1961 for the 70mm reissue of The Kingdom of Life (1956).
==== 1960–1967 ====
On October 11, 1960, the 1955 logo was tweaked and improved.
== 1981–1989 ==
=== 1981–1989 ===
Michael Manor revised the logo on July 24, 1981, modifying the font of the "VICTOR" wordmark. This became the basic design that the company will use in the following logos for over four decades. It was last used in Dicks on August 6, 1993.
=== 1989–1994 ===
On November 6, 1989, the colors have become more reddish, and the logo became brighter and zoomed out. It was first seen in The Shooting Massacre!.
== 1994–2011 ==
=== 1994–2001 ===
The logo was re-imagined on August 19, 1994 as a 21-second CG-animated curtain-raiser, with a POV that sweeps from above the "VICTOR" to a panorama of the L.A. Basin, including the Hollywood sign, and storefronts with the names of Victor executives in the signage. Also, the byline A Victor Communications Company was added for the first time. This logo is the most memorable of the company, since it is the first one to be designed in 3D and also the first one to introduce the iconic animation sequence that remained in use in the following versions for over 2 decades and it made its debut in Adult Jokes.
=== 2001–2006 ===
On August 29, 2001, the byline was changed to A Division of Victor Studios.
=== 2006–2011 ===
The logo was slightly modified on August 28, 2006, making the colors more vivid and the textures more detailed. This logo was still used on their YouTube profile until December 22, 2020.
== 2010–2019 ==
=== 2010–2011, 2012-2014 ===
On July 4, 2010, the logo was updated with a more advanced CG animation. It was created by Blender Animation and it made its debut on Summer in the World.
The short version of this logo was seen at the beginning of The Robloxians: The Longest Daycare, released on July 3, 2013 before Despicable Me 2.
This logo was last shown in JP: Destructions of Majestic, released on December 5, 2013.
=== 2014-2019 ===
After Victor Communications split into Victor Entertainment, Inc. in 2013, the byline was removed, leaving the logo simple just like the pre-1994 logos.
This logo last appeared in the film Downhill, released on April 2019
== 2019-Present ==
=== HDR Variant ===
In 2020, Victor Hugo Pictures changed its logo, designed by a YouTuber named Victor Hugo Ochoa, who compared the new logo to the 2010 logo. The structure became more detailed, with more searchlights and monuments. Near the end of the logo, the byline was revived, this time reading "A VICTOR ENTERTAINMENT INC. COMPANY".
This new version debuted on The Action of Victor 5: The Last City – Part 2 on May 24, 2019.Category:Victor Entertainment Inc.
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