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Feb 28, 2023 · Same as before, but I used the screen recorder to record this on YouTube.© 2023 DreamWorks Animation Studios, all rights reserved.
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Here's the high toned version of the 2004-2006 DreamWorks Animation SKG logo. Requested once again by Juanma Cubillos.Please enjoy, like, comment, and subscr...
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Sep 25, 2021 · Well, everybody, here is the high toned version of the nighttime variant of the DreamWorks Animation logo. The logo first appeared in How to Train Your Drago...
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The first logo of DreamWorks Animation consists of a fishing boy holding a bunch of balloons, taking his place on the crescent moon and releases them while casting his fishing rod. Then, the balloons fly up to the same cloud formation as the DreamWorks Pictures logo while the balloons pop into the familiar name in rainbow colors. This version is only appeared in Shrek 2 and international ...
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DreamWorks Animation (often referred only as DreamWorks and formerly DreamWorks Animation SKG) is an American animation studio company based on Glendale, California. It was formerly a division of DreamWorks Pictures before it became an independent company in 2004 and since 2016, it is a subsidiary of NBCUniversal (Comcast) through its Film & Entertainment unit.
Although DreamWorks Animation was an independent studio from 2004 until 2016, it didn't always release its titles on its own. It once had a distribution deal with Paramount Pictures (2006–2012), as a result of Viacom's acquisition of the original DreamWorks, and then 20th Century Fox (2013–2017). As a result of the studio's acquisition by Comcast, Universal Pictures (since 2018) holds the distribution rights to all DWA titles.
1998–2004
This logo first debuted with and was used on the trailers for Antz (1998) and The Prince of Egypt (1998). DreamWorks Animation did not use an on-screen logo until 2004; prior to that year, the DreamWorks Pictures logo was used in its place.
2004–2006 2007–2018
While the 2007 print logo was no longer used in future film promotional materials, it can still be seen in reprints of old films from the pre-Universal era.
2014–2017
In 2014, DreamWorks debuted a new alternate logo used only on their website as part of the studio's then-20th anniversary brand campaign among other purposes.
2016–present
Until 2018, the name "SKG" was removed, after it was acquired by Comcast's NBCUniversal and the release of Bilby (2018).
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. DreamWorks Animation was given its name in 1998. This version was only seen in the original VHS and DVD releases of Shrek 2 on November 5, 2004. A new logo was created after Comcast acquired DreamWorks Animation. It is now a unit of NBCUniversal.
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Apr 2, 2019 · Media in category "DreamWorks Animation movie logos". The following 22 files are in this category, out of 22 total. Antz-logo.svg 242 × 196; 2 KB. Croods logo.PNG 499 × 222; 69 KB. Madagascar (2005 film) logo.svg 300 × 84; 30 KB. Madagascar 3 Europe's Most Wanted logo.svg 300 × 110; 43 KB.
