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===Background===
===Background===
Fireworks Entertainment was a Canadian television company founded by Jay Firestone. In May 1998, it was acquired by CanWest, which led to the formation of the film production asset "Fireworks Pictures". In 2005 CanWest sold the company to British ContentFilm. Fireworks followed the parent company re-branding, and folded into Content Television on March 14, 2011.
'''Fireworks Entertainment''' was a Canadian television company founded by Jay '''Fire'''stone. In May 1998, it was acquired by [[CanWest Media (Canada)|CanWest]], which led to the formation of the film production asset "'''Fireworks Pictures'''". In 2005, CanWest sold the company to British [[Content Media Corporation (UK)|ContentFilm]]. Fireworks followed the parent company re-branding, and folded into [[Content Media Corporation (UK)|Content Television]] on March 14, 2011.


===1st Logo (October 22, 1995-May 25, 1998)===
===1st Logo (October 22, 1995-May 25, 1998)===
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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
*A long version exists. It starts with a boy sitting on the house roof with the blue clouds moving and far sunset. Then fireworks start in faraway, and we zoom into the action, as seen in the short version. There are no stars and the color is deep gold.
*Open-matte versions exist.
*Another version has mountains in the background and "PICTURES" added to "FIREWORKS". It is seen on many trailers for Fireworks-produced movies.
*Sometimes, the logo has no byline and the text is in 3D Helvetica.
*In 2005, Fireworks was sold to ContentFilm and was renamed to "'''Fireworks International'''", changing to the corresponding byline.


* A long version exists. It starts with a boy sitting on the house roof with the blue clouds moving and far sunset. Then fireworks start in faraway, and we zoom into the action, as seen in the short version. There are no stars and the color is deep gold.
*Open-matte versions exist.
* Another version has mountains in the background and PICTURES added to FIREWORKS. It is seen on many trailers for Fireworks-produced movies.
* Sometimes, the logo has no byline and the text is in 3D Helvetica.
* In 2005, Fireworks was sold to ContentFilm and renamed "Fireworks International", changing to the corresponding byline.
'''FX/SFX:''' The stars bursting.
'''FX/SFX:''' The stars bursting.


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'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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