SIP Animation: Difference between revisions

'''SIP Animation''' was established in 1977 by Haim '''Saban''' and Jacqueline Tordjman initially as "'''S'''aban '''I'''nternational '''P'''aris" (hence its initials), a television production company, that later in 1980, it moved into the field of animation with the formation of its American subsidiary "Saban Records" (later "[[Saban Entertainment]]"). At first, it just provided music for cartoons (it used a unique strategy whereby the animation company got to use the music for free, but Saban had the publishing rights, so could collect broadcast royalties from TV stations via collection agencies), but eventually started producing its own animation. It produced many of Saban's animated series that had the prefix "Saban's" in front of them. Following the sale of Saban Entertainment and Fox Family Worldwide to Disney in 2001, it was renamed to its then-new name in 2002 and produced shows for [[Jetix Europe]]. It was shut down in 2009.

=== (2002-2009) ===

'''Logo:''' On a white background, a {{Font color|blue|blue}}, crudely drawn circle zooms out and spins, and large {{Font color|#ffa500|yellow}} and small black letters in a jumble spin out as the circle shrinks. It becomes the word "SIP Animation", with "SIP" written in large {{Font color|#ffa500|yellow}} letters, also crudely written, and animation, in small, equally crude, dark blue lettering below, and the "I" is dotted by the {{Font color|blu|eblue}} circle.

'''Early Variant:''' In this variant, the logo spins faster, and is seen much smaller. The animation text then spins letter by letter.

 

'''Later Still Variant:''' The logo is seen inside a rotated yellow box on a grayish white background over a plain white background.

*On most shows however the end theme plays.