Difference between revisions of "Print Logos - Warner Bros. Pictures"

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Logo: The words "WARNER BROS." with the bottom of the text bent into an arch and the words "Classics of the Screen" below.

Logo: A shield with a detailed drawing of the Warner studio and a stylized "W-B" inside.

Logo: A stylized flag from the film logo with "VITAPHONE" in red.

Logo: A stylized shield with "WB" inside and the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC." above in an arch.

Logo: A stylized shield with "W-B" inside.

Logo: A stylized shield with "WB" inside and a banner reading "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC."

Logo: A striped abstract shield with "WB" inside.

Logo: A redrawn shield outline with "WB" inside.

Notes:

From 1962 to 1967, it has the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC." in an arch above it.
The shield can sometimes be inverted.
Starting in 1985, the words "WARNER BROS." can be seen next to it with a byline (until 2003) and a copyright notice.
Starting in 1993, the shield only appears at the end of trailers and TV spots.
Starting in 2000, the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" appear next to the shield instead of just "WARNER BROS."

Logo: A stylized shield with a stylized "W7" symbol inside.

Logo: The red Kinney shield from the film logo but with "WARNER BROS." inside the rectangle instead of a byline.

Logo: A black outline of the shield with the initials "WB" inside in style of the movie logo.

Logo: A black rounded box with a "\\'" symbol inside.

Note: The box can be colored blue like the Warner Home Video logo of the time.

Trivia:

This logo was designed by Saul Bass.
This is still used today as a logo for other Warner properties (mainly the now-unrelated Warner Music Group), and the stylized typeface was used by WB's home video division from 1977 to 1997.

Logo: Same as the 1953 logo, but the shield is bolder and it has a banner reading "WARNER BROS. PICTURES".

Notes:

On posters and other stationery promotional material, the logo appears with the words "WARNER BROS." next to it, with a byline and a copyright notice.
From 1993 to 2001, the Time Warner Entertainment byline is used.
In 1998, for the company's 75th anniversary, the shield is placed on a box with a border and the words "75 YEARS ENTERTAINING THE WORLD" added.
Starting in 2000, the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" appear next to the shield instead of just "WARNER BROS."
From 2001 to 2003, the AOL Time Warner byline is used.
Starting in 2003, only a copyright notice is seen under the "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" text. On North American posters for films released internationally by WB, there is no copyright notice. On home media covers, a byline reading "A WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" appears in place of the copyright notice.

Logo: A redesigned WB shield with the company name below or next to it in the new corporate font.

Notes:

On posters, trailers and TV spots, a copyright notice appears below the "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" text.
Sometimes the shield is on the other side of the text.

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