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Logopedia is a wiki that documents logos and branding of various entities. It shows the evolution of Universal Pictures logo from 1912 to present, with different designers, typography, and music.
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A comprehensive list of logo variations used by Universal Pictures over the years, from 1927 to 2018. See how the globe, the text, the fanfare, and the background changed in different films and formats.
Sep 5, 2024 · Learn about the history and evolution of the Universal Pictures logo, from its founding in 1912 to the present day. See variations, credits, and subsidiaries of the oldest-running film studio in Hollywood.
The high-definition logo was used in Blu-ray releases. The continents and globe lights are drawn more carefully. To get near to the right effect make sure y...
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- 1963–1990
- 1990–1997
- 1997–2012
- 2012–Present
1963–1965
In 1963, the studio was renamed back to Universal Pictures. The logo consists of a globe with two Van Allen belts. On the bottom left, it has Edward Muhl's name on it. On some occasions, it also has the text "A UNIVERSAL RELEASE" for movies produced by other studios which Universal distributed. This debuted on Charade, the logo became the longest in the picture's history.
1965–1973
In 1965, Edward Muhl's name on the bottom left was removed.
1973–1990
In 1973, the "A" and "PICTURE" text were removed, and a byline was added, reading; An MCA Company. Bird on a Wirewas the final movie to use this logo.
1990-1991
In 1990, The logo was reimagined as a 21-second curtain raiser, made by The Chandler Group and Studio Productions (now known as Flip Your Lid Animation), the same animation agency that made the 1986–2002 Paramount Pictures logo and the 1994–2010 20th Century Fox logo, for the studio's 75th anniversary, but also Universal Pictures' 78th birthday, as the company celebrated its 75th anniversary in 1987. However, the wordmark depicts Universal Studios' opening in 1915. The theatrical logo began w...
1991–1997
It's the same logo but the 75th Anniversary disclaimer is removed and the (R) (registered symbol) is larger. It made its debut on Backdraft and made its final appearance on McHale's Navy, which follows MCA's rebranding to Universal Studios. It later made a surprise appearance in The Little Engine That Could and The Thing in 2011 then in F9in 2021, albeit using the Comcast byline.
1997–1999
In 1997, the logo was updated with a more advanced CGI animation, made by Identica Partnership and Picturemill. Also, the logo had a new, majestic orchestral fanfare, composed by Jerry Goldsmith. It made its debut in The Lost World: Jurassic Park, although trailers and TV spots used the previous logo.
1998–2005
In 1998, a URL was added, and it reads www.universalstudios.com. This was still seen at the beginning and end of UK VHS tapes from 1999 to 2005.
1999–2005
In 1999, the Universal City Studios copyright stamp was removed, leaving just the logo and the URL.
2012-2013
In 2012, the logo was updated again but this time with an ever more advanced CGI animation designed by Wētā FX (the same design agency that made the 2006-2022 Walt Disney Pictures logo) and a re-orchestrated version of the previous logo's fanfare complete with a choir, composed by Brian Tyler, for the studio's 100th year celebration. Also, the former byline was changed to A Comcast Company. It made its debut on The Lorax, produced by Illumination Entertainment and last used in Mama.
2013–present
In 2013, the "100th ANNIVERSARY" disclaimer was removed. This logo was showcased in the trailer of Despicable Me 2, seen at the end of Universal's Cinematic Spectacular: 100 Years of Movie Memories at Universal Studios Florida and debuted in Identity Thief. It is also used as a de-facto home entertainment logo for Blu-ray and DVD releases of its movies, specifically the ones from DreamWorks Animation, Focus Features, Illumination and MGM/United Artists Releasing (through Studio Distribution S...
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