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'''Logo:''' On an ocean background with ripples, the camera rotates from the bottom to the front of a {{color|blue}} 3D HIT logo with "{{color|darkblue|'''WILDLIFE'''}}" in a bolder font replacing "ENTERTAINMENT PLC". The website link "{{font|Serif|www.hitwildlife.com}}" appears below in white.
'''Logo:''' On an ocean background with ripples, the camera rotates from the bottom to the front of a {{color|blue}} 3D HIT logo with "{{color|darkblue|'''WILDLIFE'''}}" in a bolder font replacing "ENTERTAINMENT PLC". The website link "{{font|Serif|www.hitwildlife.com}}" appears below in white.


'''Technique:''' CGI animation.
'''Technique:''' CGI.


'''Music/Sounds:''' None.
'''Music/Sounds:''' None.

Revision as of 13:08, 13 July 2023

Background

HIT Wildlife was formed in 1993 as Wild Media, and was a subsidiary of HIT Entertainment that produced and distributed nature and wildlife programming. The subsidiary was sold to a newly formed company called Parthenon Entertainment in April 2002, which was founded by the former managing director of HIT Wildlife, Carl Hall.

(2001-2002)


Logo: On an ocean background with ripples, the camera rotates from the bottom to the front of a blue 3D HIT logo with "WILDLIFE" in a bolder font replacing "ENTERTAINMENT PLC". The website link "www.hitwildlife.com" appears below in white.

Technique: CGI.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Ultra rare, as it was used only for a year. The only known programme that featured this logo was the documentary War Secrets: Italy's Forgotten Invasion, which can be found on FilmRise History on YouTube. Re-runs of other programmes from the company might have this logo plastered with Parthenon Entertainment's logo.

HIT Wildlife
Parthenon Entertainment
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