Braveworld (UK)

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Logo descriptions by Logophile
Logo capture by Eric S.
Video captures courtesy of Eric. S

Background: Braveworld was a home video company in the UK active from the mid 80s to the early 90s. Its releases in the early 90s were distributed by Warner Home Video. The company ceased operations in 1994.


1st Logo
(Mid 1980s-1989)

Logo: On a yellow background is a black square border. Inside is a white circle with a red border. Inside the circle is "BRAVEWORLD". The "B" is bigger then the rest of the letters. It is white with black bordering and has a red shadow. The "RAVEWORLD" is black and skinner then the "B". A black slanted ractangle is broken up in the middle with the company name.

FX/SFX: None, as it's a still logo.

Music/Sounds: Possibly none.

Availability: Seen on tapes from the company in the UK.

Editor's Note: None.



2nd Logo
(1989-1994)

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Logo: On a moving sky background we see the BRAVEWORLD text from before shifting from the right and rotating till it faces the viewer. A white circle draws itself around the logo and two shady green rhombuses flip in and position themselves above and beneath the logo to give the representation of a split rectangle. It bears a striking similarity to the previous logo.

FX/SFX: The flipping, the drawing.

Music/Sounds: A near ominous synth theme with some whooshes and thunderclaps followed by some high pitched synth notes.

Availability: Seen on later releases from the company before their closure in 1994, including Savage Justice.

Editor's Note: None.