16:43 - Just wanted to point that "The Killers" actually is NOT the first film to feature the Universal-International logo; all current digital/official prints of the film (DVD, VHS, and Blu-Ray) are all from the 1956 re-release of the film, at which time the original "A Universal Picture" logo was replaced with the U-I one. "I'll Be Yours," a Deanna Durbin film released on February 2, 1947, is the first film that uses U-I logo (it's B&W that starts on Australia, ends on Africa, and uses the bells/chimes from International Pictures) :) Otherwise, this video was awesome! Very exciting and informative to watch ^^ Can't wait to see if you'll make a follow-up or when you'll post another video :D
Remember Jordan Rios who uploaded you the full version of the 100th anniversary gamount (yes I watch him)? Well he uploaded a logo from Universal called Universal Animated Weekly from 1917. Unless you already know this you should go check that out!
Just wanted to point out something, Universal Newsreels didn't start in 1929, it actually didn't start until 1917, originally called 'Universal Weekly', and you even mentioned 'Universal Screen Magazine' which is from 1917 aswell, Universal Weekly mainly showed small news about events, usually WW1, one of which was about a German U-boat torpedoing a boat.
Because he was focussing on the main company, and the newsreel subsiduary, but he didn't focus on the International brances, because that would take too long probably talking about the company itself and its brances.
16:43 - Just wanted to point that "The Killers" actually is NOT the first film to feature the Universal-International logo; all current digital/official prints of the film (DVD, VHS, and Blu-Ray) are all from the 1956 re-release of the film, at which time the original "A Universal Picture" logo was replaced with the U-I one.
"I'll Be Yours," a Deanna Durbin film released on February 2, 1947, is the first film that uses U-I logo (it's B&W that starts on Australia, ends on Africa, and uses the bells/chimes from International Pictures) :)
Otherwise, this video was awesome! Very exciting and informative to watch ^^ Can't wait to see if you'll make a follow-up or when you'll post another video :D
Great 'Secret Logos' documentary of Universal Cam! The Universal Newsreel section is very interesting :-)
19:38 That Kinda looks like Rede Globo's 1965 logo
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what is going to be the date to the secret logos of universal 1967-2012?
Oh ok
The 1914 print logo has appeared on a film called the boy mayor released in 1914
Due to Cam quitting logo related content, Part 2 will never be made.
Seaboat Willie has never been lost because of how popular Mickey Mouse was.
To be honest, Steamboat Willie inspired by the Buster Keaton movie called Steamboat Bill Jr.
A Part of a Universal Newsreel thing was used in the 1975 film Hindenburg
VPJLogo has archived tons of the Universal Newsreel logos even the first one from 1932
Let's make
*The Secret Logos Of Universal (1968-2012)*
I have a request for the Secret logos of series: The secret logos of paramount pictures please.
“And logo enthusiasts have no plans on stopping” You did have a plan on stopping
You got the cartoon logo fact wrong. This logo only appeared until 1929, when Walter Lantz started directing the shorts.
Yeah! UK was really good!
Good job on this documentary.
The Oswald The Lucky Rabbit's Universal Logo Did Not Appear In 1927. Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Didn't Start With Universal Until July 26th, 1929.
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit may been forgotten but at least he made cameos.
I like history and logos.
Awesome! Very interesting about Universal's logos throughout the years.
BEAUTIFUL!
Request: Referbuished
logo evolution the extravagansa & RLE the extravaganza 2
Remember Jordan Rios who uploaded you the full version of the 100th anniversary gamount (yes I watch him)? Well he uploaded a logo from Universal called Universal Animated Weekly from 1917. Unless you already know this you should go check that out!
4:12 classic-versal form
13:38 reminds me of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band & Xanadu
20:57 hey Cam I found the logo on the Internet archive
YOU LUCKY ONE
9:40 wait is that a sequel of felix the cat
I wonder that you can do The Secret Logos of Disney
Or The Secret Logos of United Artists
It's close to 100 years
In February 5 1919 - 2006
We have all the disney logos.
Can you please do mgm documentary thank you 😊 very much
I found the Rko prototype from 1996 it’s rare and it was created by flip your lid animation studios (Studios productions)
Flip Your Lid Animation Studios, huh? That's a familiar name.
@@ChaseMC215 yeah I found it on the flip your lid animation demo reel th-cam.com/video/iYwTjLZ2pOA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ATaV-lDXjXr-pE1w it’s at 1:18
THAT WAS AWESOME! One of the best videos I’ve seen of yours yet! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Just wanted to point out something, Universal Newsreels didn't start in 1929, it actually didn't start until 1917, originally called 'Universal Weekly', and you even mentioned 'Universal Screen Magazine' which is from 1917 aswell, Universal Weekly mainly showed small news about events, usually WW1, one of which was about a German U-boat torpedoing a boat.
the universal ike logo represents the cowboy
Also, make a part 2 plz
I'm very late but that vid has alot of info. I might have to discover logos, like a Backrooms game, filled with secrets.
I comment sometimes on my comments, for nothing.
Noic :-). I like your logo evolutions.
Do A Logo Evolution episode on this
Great video!!! You should have more subscribers!!!!
cool I love it
Ahh universal an old classic
@CCG88 why did you skip their international branches? All of us Anime fans knows the logos from their Japanese Branch
Because he was focussing on the main company, and the newsreel subsiduary, but he didn't focus on the International brances, because that would take too long probably talking about the company itself and its brances.
Is there gonna be refurbished logo evolution episodes on universal 20th century fox and paramount
Can you please do powermount logo secrets
What does "Nestor" and "Special" mean?
Nestor was a film company that was bought out by Universal in 1910s and was eventually folded into Universal.
The 1920 logo has been confirmed fake! It was only used on letters.
When is TSLOSF coming out?
Originally gonna be December 27th, but might been delayed.
Why delayed
107 years
there are videos of universal videos the globe spins
00:10:29 newsreels
UNIVERSAL 🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏🌍
I’m 9
Edit I’m 10 now
Edit 2 I’m eleven now
r/youngpepoleyoutube
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God , the ages
Artcle 13 will destroy your channel.
Article 13 only destroys memes, it's TH-cam's copyright that destroys Copyrighted material. Just like how Zone-Tan destroyed Rule 34.
Why , do tell us
the 1963 universal logo be boring as fuk >:(