Jim henson pictures logo

Continue Logo descriptions of Nicholas Aczel and Jeffrey GrayEditions by CuriousGeorge60 and MuzzarinoBackground: Pictures was a film unit formed on July 21, 1995 as a joint venture between Entertainment and Jim Henson Company.1st Logo (1997) Alias: Kermit Operator, Kermit The Operator Prototype Logo: Amid the Sunset Sky, we see Kermit the Frog sitting on a large crane. Beneath it is the word Jim Henson in his corporate font with PICTURES in blurry letters underneath. Option: The trailer for Buddy, Kermit and the camera is inside the box with the name of the company outside and under it. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Trailer Theme Begins. Availability: Both options only appear on the trailers for Buddy.Editor's Note: If you love , then you'll love this logo. 2nd logo (June 6, 1997 - October 6, 2000, 2005, 2013) Alias: Kermit Operator II, Sorry! Logo: We zoom in on the camera lens with lasers flying. The camera is controlled by a laughing kermit frog (played by Steve Whitmire) sitting on a large crane stretched into the metallic sky. As the crane moves away from us and Kermit and the crane go into silhouette, the laser writes the text to Jim Henson (in his familiar font) as the word PICTURES in bright metallic letters, given wide by Jim Henson, scales and turns to settle below. When the logo is formed, suddenly the faucet takes a hard drop, particularly the striking Kermit. Excuse me! Heard from the animals (voiced by Frank Oz) from the screen, and then Kermit whispers Hmmm. Shish. Little Things: If you have a stereophonic audio system, you can hear the animals Sorry coming left. Options: There is a version without a tap drop gag. On the 4:3 version of the Muppets movies from space and Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland, the field of view of the camera is displayed in a wide-angle lens. Some trailers containing either a shortened or still logo show a little black on top. Final version: The superimposed closing option has a logo silhouette on a black background. FX/SFX: Excellent effects of CGI, animatronics and Muppet performances. Music/Sounds: A majestic orchestral film score with frogs croaking and crickets chirping at the end. Kermit's laughter is also heard when he appears. The theme was written by Hans zimmer.Music/Sounds Options: There is a version with a tap drop gag, but without sorry. This was seen at Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland. Buddy only had sounds, not music. After 2013 reprints The Great Muppet Caper have only music and sounds, but on alternative language tracks: French and Spanish, they have both music and sound effects. Availability: To date, the version with a tap drop gag is visible only on two films: out of space and Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland (the latter has no sorry), which are both still in print. Current DVD, Blu-ray and Netflix prints, as well as for TV reruns of Muppet Movie, Great Muppet Caper and other Jim Henson classics, as well as on Buddy (the first film with this logo) have a tap-free gag logo. However, VHS releases Muppet Film and the Great Muppet Caperfrom of the 90s contain the Kermit laser logo. The company also produced Good Boy!, but the logo itself never appeared in this film, perhaps because of the film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which at the time was not yet associated with Sony until 2005.Editor's Note: It is brilliantly produced and entertaining logo and is a favorite among fans of TheMuppets. Topics for this animeTVLogos page may be plastered by the Disney logo on the latest Muppet Movie DVD/Blu-ray 8 Oct 26 2018, 9:42 AM EDT on AnimeTVLogos Theme started: October 24, 2018, 8:53 PM EDT Watch I recently learned that Disney has just come out with an Muppet movie: Almost a 35th anniversary edition and given that they have every right to this movie I wouldn't be surprised if they plastered their logo over it. Show the last answer Last answer Last answer: RE: May be Plastered Disney Logo On the latest Muppet Movie DVD / Blu-ray By: AnimeTVLogos, October 26, 2018, 9:42 AM EDT on the other hand, Blu-ray is not new, it has been available since 2013Ywa's right. :/ What made me do this thread in the first place was that I saw a video that just came out this week saying it's available now, so I just assumed it was new. It doesn't make sense to come out this year anyway given the film turns 40 next year. I had to do more research, it probably has the JHP logo and I'm blocking this topic because it's been decided. 2 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you think it's valuable? And you? Somer Hampson Is Something Confusing. 3 April 6 2017, 10:20 AM EDT on SomerHimpson Thread started: April 5 2017, 2:36 PM EDT Watch this says Jim Henson Pictures produced By Little Einsteins: Our Huge Adventure and Planet 51. I doubt it's true. Any other thoughts? Show the last answer Last answer: RE: Something confusing. By: SomerHimpson, Apr 6 2017, 10:20 AM EDT This is probably false information. Wikipedia had deceived us before when someone had put on the Cinar page that there was rarely seen a 1981 Grid logo that actually turned out never existed. Yes, plus JHP is a joint venture between and Sony, so I don't know why a little Einstein movie would be produced by them if this franchise is owned by Disney. In addition, JHP produced films with Colombia, and Planet 51 is distributed by TriStar. 10 out of 10 found this valuable. Do you think Valuable? And you? Nick/20thCenturyFox Grainy quality and and alias curve artifacts and other strange ones. 16 January 11 2017, 9:44 PM EST on matt4723 The theme has begun: January 1 2017, 7:36 AM EST Watch On Me, even Disney prints with this logo still seems really grainy, has some dirt and telesine vibrations. Do you think that for the Muppet movie and the Great Muppet Caper, Disney only had access to Sony Masters or did they use new translations from Sony prints, or did Disney use Sony logos (this is the Jim Henson Pictures logo) on its masters? I know we many don't get Associated Film Distributors or any other on new Disney prints, but it's kind of weird to have a Sony logo out there with no Sony releases. Has anyone compared Sony and Disney releases to both two titles yet? Any CLG proof logos collected from CTHV, CTHE, SPHE and WDSHE releases at the same time? In addition, the logo seems replete with strange artifacts on curved lines like the pixel aliasing-ness that's stuck on the film (35mm logo print) and it's pretty bland, but that could be due to the computer power of the time. The 1994 Fox logo, even the early ones on the film were clearer than that! So yes, Disney's prints seem to be pretty... Weird. Not as Touchstone is weird when it comes to stuff, but as weirdest as ever to imagine. Yes, Disney-owned Muppets in the mid-2000s, we get it, and Fox Television Studios on Disney DVD (because Touchstone is about that mid-2000s Muppets Muppets The Wizard of Oz thing) as strange as this, but, a bit... Yes. Also, was Buddy (1997) ever released in widescreen mode on home video? Ld? demo tape? Oscar tape? Dvd? Foreign BD? Who knows. We just have a pot and scan the VHS version of the JHP logo area for know-know. This is an area because it's more enlarged compared to the flat/spherical one that the Muppets are from space, Elmo's Grouchland and Disney prints the Muppets and the Great Muppets-Caper use. Take a look at the text, it's like the difference between the flat and the scope of the 1981 Columbia logos, the flat and scope of the 1993 Columbia logos, and the big and small News Corp. bylines on the 1997-ish Fox Searchlight logo. Displaying 3 out of 4 threads for this page - view all related content (what is it? Similar ContentThanks to keyword tags, links to related pages and topics are added at the bottom of the page. Defined by the appropriate tags and how the content was recently updated; keeping the most relevant at the top. Share your reviews on WikiFoundry Central.) Logo descriptions of Nicholas Aczel and Jeffrey GrayEditions by CuriousGeorge60 and Muzzarino Von Jim Henson Pictures was a movie block formed on July 21, 1995 as a joint venture between Sony Pictures entertainment and Henson Company. 1st Logo (1997) Alias: Kermit Operator, Kermit Operator Prototype Logo: Against the backdrop of the sunset sky, we see Kermit the Frog sitting on a large crane with a movie camera. Underneath it is Jim Henson in his corporate font with PICTURES in the scatter letters beneath it. Option: The trailer for Buddy, Kermit and the camera is inside the box with the name of the company outside and under it. FX/SFX: No. Music/Sounds: The beginning of the trailer theme. Availability: Both options only appear on Buddy trailers. Editor's note: If you love the Muppets, then you'll love this logo. 2nd logo (May 27, 1997 - October 6, 2000, 2005, 2013) Rock textures for the background nickname logo: Kermit Operator II, Sorry! Logo: We zoom in on the camera lens with lasers flying. The camera is controlled by a laughing Kermit frog (played by Steve Whitmire) sitting on a large crane stretched into the metallic sky and rocky ground. As the crane moves away from us and Kermit and the crane go into silhouette, the laser writes the text to Jim Henson (in his familiar font) as the word PICTURES in bright metallic letters, given wide by Jim Henson, scales and turns to settle below. When the logo is formed, suddenly the faucet takes a hard drop, particularly the striking Kermit. Excuse me! Heard from the animals (voiced by Frank Oz) from the screen, and then Kermit whispers Hmmm. Shish. Little Things: If you have a stereophonic audio system, you can hear the animals Sorry coming left. In addition, the zoom in on the video player shows the punch texture of the darkened mountains and the ground for the . Options: There is a version without a tap drop gag. On the 4:3 version of the Muppets movies from space and Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland, the field of view of the camera is displayed in a wide-angle lens. Some trailers containing either a shortened or still logo show a little black on top. Final version: The superimposed closing option has a logo silhouette on a black background. FX/SFX: Excellent effects of CGI, animatronics and Muppet performances. Music/Sounds: A majestic orchestral film score with frogs croaking and crickets chirping at the end. Kermit's laughter is also heard when he appears. The theme was written by Hans zimmer. Music/Sounds Options: There is a version with a tap drop gag, but without sorry. This was seen at Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland. Buddy only had sounds, not music. After 2013 reprints The Great Muppet Caper have only music and sounds, but on alternative language tracks: French and Spanish, they have both music and sound effects. Availability: This logo first appeared on Buddy's TV spot. To date, the gag-crane version is shown in only two films: The Muppets from Space and Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland (the latter has no sorry), which are both still in print. Current DVD, Blu-ray and Netflix prints, as well as TV reruns of the movie Muppet, Great Caper and other classics by Jim Henson as well as on Buddy (the first film with this logo) have a logo without a tap drop gag. However, VHS releases Muppet movie and The Great Muppet Caper from the 90s contain the Laser Kermit logo. The company also released Good Boy!, but the logo itself never appeared in the film, possibly due to a movie released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which at the time was not yet associated with Sony. Editor's note: It is a brilliantly produced and entertaining logo and is a favorite among fans of the Muppets. 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