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Ted Turner Pictures
Logo descriptions by Lee Cremeans, Sean Beard, James Fabiano, and Matt Williams
Logo captures by Eric S.
Background: Turner Pictures was founded by Turner Broadcasting in 1993 as their film production division since they announced to buy out New Line Cinema and Castle Rock Entertainment. Turner Pictures Worldwide Distribution, Inc. was also founded to handle international sales and distribution of Turner Pictures productions. Turner Pictures was dissolved into Warner Bros. Pictures in 1996 when Turner merged with Time Warner, although it continues to produce films until 2001, but these films are released by Warner Bros. In 2003, it was revived as Ted Turner Pictures, although it was an ultra short-lived studio this time.
1st Logo
(1993-2001)
Nicknames: "The House", "The Turner Mansion"
Logo: A white representation of Ted Turner's mansion stands on a black background. Underneath, in white, or brown are the words "TURNER PICTURES". The shadows against the house shift from right to left, and as that happens the words turn white or brown. Sometimes ''WORLDWIDE'' appears with ''TURNER PICTURES''.
FX/SFX: The "shadow," words changing color.
Music/Sounds: A single, somber tone with occasional sounds of birds. When the shadow shifts to the left a bell tolls.
Availability: Seen only on some Turner movie productions, such as Gettysburg and Fallen. This can also be seen on Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights.
Scare Factor: Low.
2nd Logo
(February 2003)
Nickname: "The Signature"
Logo: A blue lines that resembles a globe zooms out. Suddenly, the lines are moving, transforming into a pictorial of a sailing boat. The "Ted Turner", in Ted Turner's signature font is written. When the writing almost finished, a box showing the panorama of ocean, fades in and so did a gold line below the handwriting. Text TED TURNER PICTURES forming by letters joining. The box became solidified, and shines, and the "boat" moves and make a stop.
FX/SFX: The morphing of the globe, the "drawing effect", and the box zoom out.
Music/Sounds: A six note fanfare, often in high pitch. In some cases, it uses the opening theme.
Availability: Seen on the 2003 movie Gods and Generals.
Scare Factor: None.
Logo captures by Eric S.
Background: Turner Pictures was founded by Turner Broadcasting in 1993 as their film production division since they announced to buy out New Line Cinema and Castle Rock Entertainment. Turner Pictures Worldwide Distribution, Inc. was also founded to handle international sales and distribution of Turner Pictures productions. Turner Pictures was dissolved into Warner Bros. Pictures in 1996 when Turner merged with Time Warner, although it continues to produce films until 2001, but these films are released by Warner Bros. In 2003, it was revived as Ted Turner Pictures, although it was an ultra short-lived studio this time.
1st Logo
(1993-2001)
Nicknames: "The House", "The Turner Mansion"
Logo: A white representation of Ted Turner's mansion stands on a black background. Underneath, in white, or brown are the words "TURNER PICTURES". The shadows against the house shift from right to left, and as that happens the words turn white or brown. Sometimes ''WORLDWIDE'' appears with ''TURNER PICTURES''.
FX/SFX: The "shadow," words changing color.
Music/Sounds: A single, somber tone with occasional sounds of birds. When the shadow shifts to the left a bell tolls.
Availability: Seen only on some Turner movie productions, such as Gettysburg and Fallen. This can also be seen on Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights.
Scare Factor: Low.
2nd Logo
(February 2003)
Nickname: "The Signature"
Logo: A blue lines that resembles a globe zooms out. Suddenly, the lines are moving, transforming into a pictorial of a sailing boat. The "Ted Turner", in Ted Turner's signature font is written. When the writing almost finished, a box showing the panorama of ocean, fades in and so did a gold line below the handwriting. Text TED TURNER PICTURES forming by letters joining. The box became solidified, and shines, and the "boat" moves and make a stop.
FX/SFX: The morphing of the globe, the "drawing effect", and the box zoom out.
Music/Sounds: A six note fanfare, often in high pitch. In some cases, it uses the opening theme.
Availability: Seen on the 2003 movie Gods and Generals.
Scare Factor: None.
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