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Warner Animation Group

Logo descriptions by AmantiDorian, BenIsRandom, LogosForTheWin, and LogoFan121092Logo captures by RedheadXilamGuy, LogosForTheWin, and LogoFan121092Editions by StephenCezar15Background: In 2013, Warner Bros. relaunched their feature animation division as Warner Animation Group, debuting with The Lego Movie.(February 7, 2014-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="133" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/992b5d193d6db7e770db784a17c6ece6f98d8681" width="317"></iframe>Nicknames: "The WB/WAG Combo", "The Transition", "The WB/WAG Shield Transformation", "The WB/WAG Transition"Logo: We start with the normal Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but the shield is rendered differently, and it turns around to reveal a shield similar-looking to the standard Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but has a white border and red interior, and the letters "WB" are replaced by "WAG", while the wording on the banner reads "Warner Animation Group". The banner is also lower than usual. A Time Warner byline is below it in gray.Bylines:2014-2016: "A TimeWarner Company"September 23, 2016-September 22, 2017: "A TimeWarner Company"July 21, 2018-: "A WARNERMEDIA Company" (with "WARNERMEDIA" in its own logo font)Variant: On the teaser trailer for Storks, the shield is still, smaller, and less shiny, and the Time Warner byline is larger and red.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie. The Master and The Lego Batman Movie both feature the opening narration.Availability: Debuted as a variant on The Lego Movie. Most of the movies that used this logo used a variant of the logo, and the standard logo eventually appeared on the trailer forScoob!, and will most likely be seen on future animated films from Warner Bros., unless Warner Animation Group gets a new and official logo. Don't expect this to appear on Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, as the Warner Bros. Animation logo is used instead.Editor's Note: The colors of the WAG shield are more reminiscent of the how the shield appeared in Looney Tunes cartoons that were released in the 1950s.
Warner Bros. Club Famille (France)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(1999)Logo: We see the WB shield on a white background, with the banner reading "CLUB FAMILLE". Bugs Bunny then would step out the shield and do it's familiar pose while "CLUB" and "FAMILLE" would fade in between the logo. Once Bugs Bunny eats the carrot, the banner shines.FX/SFX: Similar to the WB Family Entertainment logo but different.Music/Sounds: The Warner Bros. Family Entertainment fanfare.Availability: Very rare. Was spotted on WB Family Entertainment releases in France. One of them is a 1999 VHS of The Iron Giant.Editor's Note: None.
Warner Bros. Digital Distribution

Logo descriptions byBlueCat1224Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(2007-2009)Logo: On a white or black background, we see the usual Warner Bros. shield with the banner reading "DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION" in Times New Roman.Variant: On the Watchmen mobile game, the logo is stone and yellow, being partially covered by shadows.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appears on mobile games based on Warner Bros. and DC Comics properties.Editor's Note: None.(2011-2013)Logo:On a black background, thin light streaks create the electric blue WB shield with "DIGITAL DISTRUBUTION" in black wipes on the banner from the left, as background changes to a dark blue grid pattern. The finished product shines once.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="172" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3b830125b8fb7086af5f9ff2aed3e8e5b27e6425" width="305"></iframe>Variant: A sped-up version is shown on Mortal Kombat Legacy II. A still version is also found.FX/SFX: The light streaks forming the shield.Music/Sounds: A series of electronic swooshes.Availability: Appears on certain titles on iOS and Android, such as Tapper World Tour and Midway Arcade. Also shown on the Machinima series Mortal Kombat Legacy II.Editor's Note: None.
Warner Bros. Feature Animation

Logo description by Supermarty-o and WileE2005Logo captures by Logoboy95 and Supermarty-oEditions by StephenCezar15Background: In 1994, Warner Bros. Pictures started a Feature Animation division after the success of Disney's The Lion King. Space Jam was the first feature produced from the studio, and was a box office success, but was met with mixed to negative reviews. The second feature, Quest for Camelot, was a critical and commercial failure, a first of the many features from this studio. The third, The Iron Giant, received positive reviews but was a box office bomb due to a rushed marketing campaign from Warner, but has a second life on DVD and TV showings and is now considered a classic. After a slew of critical and commercial failures (such as Osmosis Jones, Looney Tunes: Back In Action, among others), Warner Bros. decided to close the studio, with much of the staff being integrated into the Television Animation division, several of their later animated films were animated by other companies (such as The Polar Express and both Happy Feet films). However, in 2013, the studio was re-established as Warner Animation Group, their first movie being The Lego Movie.(August 6, 1999)Nicknames: "WB Shield", "Zooming WB Shield"Logo: On a black background, the WB shield fades on-screen, which it zooms in onto the screen. In the backdrop, we reveal the red Looney Tunes rings (as in the WB cartoon logo) as a gold banner fades in over the shield with "FEATURE ANIMATION" displayed in yellow in it. "A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" fades in, then the rings disappear when the WB shield turns dark and then we fade out to black.Trivia: The Iron Giant was originally going to use the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment logo, but Brad Bird (director of The Iron Giant) <a href="https://www.joblo.com/movie-news/exclusive-interview-brad-bird-talks-iron-giant-tomorrowland-flop-more-202" target="_self">was against the idea</a>, instead electing to make a custom variant (leading to this), as a result, The Iron Giant was the only movie to use this logo.Variants:On pan & scan versions of The Iron Giant, there is an open-matte version of this logo.On a trailer for The Iron Giant, a prototype version was used, which had the shield zooming in faster than the final version.FX/SFX: The shield zoom-in, the rings and the logo fade out.Music/Sounds: Only the intro of The Iron Giant's opening theme; a Sputnik-like beeping sound was heard throughout the whole logo.Music/Sounds Variant: The prototype version had the opening theme of the trailer.Availability: Rare. Seen only on The Iron Giant.Editor's Note: The way the shield zooms through the red Looney Tunes rings is similar to how Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts used to open with back in the 1950s.
Warner Bros. International Television

Logo descriptions by mr3urious and PluMGMKLogo captures by mr3urious, V of Doom and PluMGMKEditions by mr3urious and Shadeed A. KellyVideo captures courtesy of joliver325 and PluMGMK1st Logo(1996-2001) Nickname: "The 2D Shield of Staleness"Logo: On a cloudy sky BG or on a sky blue BG, we see the WB shield with "INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION PRODUCTION" written on its banner. The Time Warner Entertainment byline is shown below.In-credit Variant: There is in-credit text variant for shows or TV movies that would say, "WARNER BROS. INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION".FX/SFX: The moving and forming clouds, or none. Also, Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show or the 1994 WBTV theme.Availability: Rare.It appears on Zorro: The Animated Series, as well as on some episodes of Code Name: Eternity on Sci-Fi Channel (now "SyFy").It also appeared on the 1998 made-for-TV movie Terror in the Mall and old British airings of Police Academy: The Series.Editor's Note: A rather odd-looking version of the WB shield. The shield is more darker than usual and it appears more two-dimensional. Also, the banner color does not blend well with the rest of the shield, and it's also positioned a bit too high on the shield.2nd Logo(2013- )Logo: On a black background, a WB shield, with "INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION PRODUCTION" written across it, fades in. The text "Distributed by Warner Bros. International TV Production" is written underneath in Impact font. It fades out a few seconds later.Variant: On The Bachelor New Zealand and The Bachelor Australia, we see the shield on a sky blue background with a slight lens flare effect, and the banner shines. The byline is also absent and as a result, the logo takes up more space on the screen.FX/SFX: Just the text and logo fading in and out.Music/Sounds: None, but the Bachelor variant uses the 2003 Warner Bros. Television theme.Availability: Brand new. It appeared on <a href="/page/RT%C3%89" target="_self">RTÉ</a>'s My Best Shot in Ireland. That show is produced by Vision Independent Productions, which recently signed a deal with Warner Bros., so this logo will probably become more common over time.Editor's Note: Overall, this logo is just lazier than the last one: the use of the impact font, the poorly-written byline, and overall design. If there's any consolation, it's that the shield design was fixed for this logo, but in the end, the whole result looks like it was made in a matter of minutes.
Warner Bros. Italia (Italy)

Logo descriptions by LogophileLogo capture by EnormousRatVideo by 4R Geo(1980s?-1990s?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/11162414cf11672e0a4e0101ebfe24432ab8489d" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On the blue sky with clouds background is the WB shield with "WARNER BROS. ITALIA" in the banner. Then "PRESENTA" (or sometimes Distribuzione) fades in below.Variant: There is a 2.35:1 scope version of this logo.FX/SFX: The zoom out and the text fading.Music/Sounds: Usually silent, the films opening theme, or the 80s WB National fanfare.Availability: Extremely Rare. Was seen on WB films released in Italy. Most current releases use U.S domestic prints, so this is long gone for the most part. However, it can still be spotted on some WB Italian productions such as I Mitici.
Warner Bros. Licensing

Logo description and capture by Eric S.Editions by DreamMechanicBackground: This logo appeared on several documentary programs, such as unfinished films or Warner Bros. features during the '90s.(1990's)Nickname: "WB Shield"Logo: On a blue background, we see a shining white-pink sunburst, and over it there is a big, metallic WB shield without ribbon, which looks like the 1936 shield. Under the shield, there is the yellow text "WARNER BROS. LICENSING" chyroned in.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the documentary.Availability: May appear on some VHS documentaries. It was also seen on a trailer for The Thief and the Cobbler when Warner Bros. agreed to distribute the film had it been completed before the deadline. Alas, it wasn't finished by then.Editor's Note: None.
Warner Bros. Publications

Logo description by kidinbedLogo and video captures by ThatLogoDude, JP Creative Group, and LogicSmashEditions by mr3urious and GETENT(1998-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e8643c08c83e6c692699e13185477e9a53ceddc3" width="324"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/334b8635b053f57945011aaa7be3aee0d8c4b1d3" width="329"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/38c6d2df623cf13862b5410c96d467633e1db5b2" width="324"></iframe>Nicknames: "WB Shield Transition", "Shield of Splendor", "Silver Shield", "Another Cheesy Shield", "MIDI Shield"Logo: On a black background at an oblique angle, we see a silver WB shield without the lettering and a gold treble clef spinning around it. Also, there is some spinning silver text that reads "WARNER BROS. PUBLICATIONS". A white light knocks the treble clef off, and translucent shields fly through the WB shield. Then, the very familiar WB letters fly through the shield. Afterward, a silver WB shield with the lettering on an amber background and a gray banner with the letters "MUSIC" in black hits the shield and settles down. The logo turns toward the viewer and shines. The words "WARNER BROS. PUBLICATIONS" zoom in. The WB crest shines again. The byline "A Warner Music Group Company" fades in, and the WB crest shines some more.Variant: Since 2000(?), the logo now takes place in the sky (like the Warner Home Video logo). Also, from 2001-2003, the byline is replaced with “WARNER MUSIC GROUP, AN AOL-TIME WARNER COMPANY”.FX/SFX: The shield spinning.Music/Sounds: A generic MIDI theme consisting of a synth pad, a slap bass, drumbeats, and two "ting" sounds each time the logo shines. Availability: Rare. Seen on instructional WB music videos, such as the Song Express series.Editor's Note: This logo looks like a cheap high-school project, with its primitive CGI and stock-sounding music. The version with the AOL byline is even worse, because the normal sky background variant runs faster, they had to slow it down so the music could fit in, resulting in an extremely choppy logo.
Warner Bros - Seven Arts

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Warner China Film HG (China)

(2006-2010) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="220" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f69352ede5afc2bd1208515606314f61d0a3dc19" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="267" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: We see the golden edge of the WB shield moving, similar to the Warner Bros. logo. We can see the transparent WB (without the banner), China Film and Hengdian Group logos floating inside. Then the shield rotates to its normal position, with two arcs with glowing filmstrip sprockets, when it rotates, connected behind, and then it loses the sprockets when it's finished. The shield is blue with golden outline, no banner, it has two "arrows", filled and empty, inside it. Then the name comes below in Chinese, and the translation Warner China Film HG.Trivia: The logo is a hybrid of the WB shield, the China Film arcs and the Hengdian Group triangles.FX/SFX: Detailed and graphic animation, like in other Eastern film studios' logos.Music/Sounds: A nice oriental soundtrack with xylophone entries and drumbeats.Availability: Rare, can be seen on Bo chi tung wah and Painted Veil (excluding the Blu-ray). Editor's Note: None, this is a good experience after the regular WB logo.
Warner Horizon Television

Logo description by Shadeed A. KellyLogo editions by MuzzarinoLogo captures by Eric S. and Mr. LogoBackground: Warner Horizon Television is a cable network and reality television production company formed by Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.1st Logo(2006- ) Logo: On a light shaded gray background, we have the Warner Bros. logo outlined. We have the name "WARNER HORIZON TELEVISION" zooming out centered in the logo with "WARNER" in a big font that is cut off a bit at the bottom with also a shadow effect, "HORIZON" in a medium-sized font, and "TELEVISION" in a smaller font with the byline "A Time Warner Company" below the logo. The Warner Bros. print shield logo is drawing itself as the words zoom out.Variants: On The Voice, the text "Distributed by" appears on the tip above the logo. The Time Warner byline is placed further up underneath the shield. Sometimes, the logo is bylineless."In Association With" may also appear above. FX/SFX: The words zooming out. The "WB" print shield logo drawing. Sometimes, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None, generic themes and voice-overs on ABC, NBC, and The CW, or the end theme of the show. Fuller House has SFX that play on the logo.Availability: Currently seen on Pretty Little Liars, The Voice, Dallas (the 2012 revival), Rizzoli and Isles, Marshal Law: Texas, The Bachelor (and its spinoff The Bachelorette), Ground Floor, Sullivan and Son, Longmire, the revival of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, and Oh Sit!.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(February 26, 2016- )Logo: We start on a black background, then zoom out to reveal "WARNER" in the same font as before, zooming out. "HORIZON", also from the previous <iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/196889e62019719a23279ef4df20cd271c2b42d4" width="329"></iframe>logo, spaces in to fit the same space as before, then "TELEVISION", again from the previous logo, spaces in as well. As this happens on the same background as before, the WB shield from before is in the background as we pan.FX/SFX: CGI and 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A deep whoosh as "WARNER" zooms out.Availability: Seen on Fuller House on Netflix, Claws on TNT, and Queen Sugar on OWN.Editor's Note: None.
Warner Independent Pictures

Logo description by LenhillLogo captures by Bob Fish and snelfuVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: Warner Independent Pictures was the indie-movie arm of Warner Bros. Entertainment established in 2003 to produce and distribute independent film and documentary releases. After New Line Cinema became a subsidiary of Warner Bros., Time Warner was going to merge Picturehouse with WIP, but they decided to shut down both WIP and Picturehouse (the indie film divisions of WB and New Line/HBO respectively)(July 2, 2004-September 26, 2008) <embed height="197" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Warner+Independent+Pictures/widget/youtubevideo/23300b00d0319c126b37838f0babfe62dfd63ef1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="245" wmode="transparent"/> Nickname: "Abstract WI"Logo: First, we see the WB shield logo. Then, after a second, the shield and the B fade out leaving the W. The W moves to the right until stopping in the middle of the screen. A red or gray light glows and forms a dot above the second stem of the W as "WARNER INDEPENDENT PICTURES" wipes in below with "INDEPENDENT" in red or gray. The byline "A TimeWarner Company" fades in seconds later.FX/SFX: The fade out of the shield and the red light. Simple, but effective.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Common. Can be seen on a lot of indie releases from Warner including March of the Penguins and A Scanner Darkly. The last film WIP made was Towelhead, which uses this logo.Editor's Note: A footnote in WB's long history. One would only wonder the end result if Picturehouse and WIP merged.
Warner Interactive

Background: Warner Interactive was a short-lived publishing division of Time Warner that was formed in 1995 with the acquisition of one of the most successful independent European publishers of that time, Renegade Software. It was also the successor of WarnerActive, the CD-ROM publishing unit of WEA Corporation, formed earlier in the same year of 1995.WarnerActive(1995) Logo: We see two 3D circles swirling - the gray one and the golden inside it. Two gray letters "W" and "A" fall from the top and bottom sides, merge themselves inside the circles and become white. The "A" letter misses the horizontal bar. The golden circle then becomes an arc, posed over the letters, and the gray circle remains around and shines. Then, the name "WarnerActive TM" fades in and "Active" turns italics. FX/SFX: The circles swirl, letters fall and move. Rather good sequence for the computer game world of 1995. Music/Sounds: An original music with metallic entries.Availability: Seen on Panic in the Park. This game was later released under the banner of Warner Interactive.Editor's Note: None.Warner Interactive1st Logo(1995-1996)Nicknames: "The Big 'W'", "(\\')" Logo: We see a famous \\' made on a navy blue circle, based on the 1972-1984 theatrical logo. The background in white. The words "WARNER INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT" are written below, each on a separate line. Variant: On Virocop, the logo shares the screen with Renegade's logo. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Pitball and Virocop, among others. Many titles were actually released under the name of Time Warner or Renegade Software.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1996-1997)Nicknames: "The Big 'W' II", "(\\') II" Logo: The logo is similar to the previous one, but now the background is black and the text reads "WARNER INTERACTIVE" on one line. Also, the custom Warner font is used, like in its movie counterpart. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on 3 Skulls of the Toltecs and International Moto X.Editor's Note: None.Final Note: When Time Warner decided to get out of the video games business in 1997, it sold Warner Interactive to GT Interactive.
Warner Music Entertainment

Logo description by EnormousRat(2000s-) Logo: On a white background, we see a blue structure moving from the left side of the screen, with a light source behind it. The structure quickly zooms out, revealing the corporate Warner Music logo, in 3D. Right to the Warner shield, the words warner | music | entertainment appear, letter by letter. FX/SFX: The moving shield with light spot, the text effect. Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Uncommon. Appears on some music DVDs.Editor's Note: None. It's a nicely animated logo.
Warner Music Video

Logo descriptions by RarityLand,AnimeTVLogosVideo captures courtesy of Eric S.Background: Warner Music Video was a direct-to-video music company. While now defunct, its name and logo became Warner Reprise Video.(Early-Late 1980s)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0ed9e04bc715161d550ecc83135a652df0d517db" width="366"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Everything is in very nice early CGI.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Warner Music Video releases, such as The Virgin Tour.Editor's Note: None.