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...Treasures''' was an American division of the Toronto-based [[BFS Video|BFS Entertainment and Multimedia Limited]]. [[File:American Home Treasures (1990s).jpeg|center|350px]]

...by [[Turner Home Entertainment]]/[[Warner Bros. Home Entertainment|Warner Home Video]]. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...ainment]] and [[Trimark Home Video]] for the formation of [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]]'s U.S. arm in 2001. File:Studio Home Entertainment (2000-01).png

'''Availability:''' Can be seen on ''American Bandstand'' VHS tapes, co-released by Vestron Music Video. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

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...ird-party acquisitions via [[A-Vision Entertainment]], then [[WarnerVision Entertainment]]. [[File:Libra Home Entertainment (2000).png|center|350px]]

...] and later [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]] and [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]]. [[File:HiT Home Entertainment logo.jpg|center|350px]]

Flatiron Film Company is a genre division of [[Cinedigm Entertainment]]. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...inment]] formed in 1997 that released select [[Dimension Films]] titles on home video. It was retired after the Dimension name was taken by Harvey and Bob File:Miramax-Dimension Home Entertainment (1997).png

...[Roadshow Entertainment]] and [[Karl-Lorimar Home Video]] (later [[Lorimar Home Video]]). ...|red|'''LORIMΛR-'''}}" (in its standard font) in red, and "{{color|blue|'''HOME VIDEO'''}}" in blue. Then the Roadshow logo fades in with a "rippling" effe

...ment]] and [[20th Century Studios Home Entertainment|20th Century Fox Home Entertainment]]. ...behind it. There are several CG light effects utilized. As the words "home entertainment" are typed in beneath "magnolia", the DVD spins and moves toward the left s

...ment]], and the next year the company bought and shut down [[Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment]]. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...nment arm of Nickelodeon. Its releases are distributed by [[Paramount Home Entertainment]]. ...logos used by Nickelodeon Home Video. The current logo used by Nickelodeon Home Video is the 2012 [[Nickelodeon Digital]] logo.

...tributor based in Batavia, Ohio. The company was founded in 1988 by Viking Entertainment as a merger from several companies in the Burbank, CA area (which is how th {{Navbox-Lionsgate}}{{Home Entertainment-Navbox}}

...SA Home Entertainment|other2=Warning Screens|link2=PolyGram Video/USA Home Entertainment (Warning Screens)}} ...into Universal Studios Home Video (now known as [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]]).

...velopment company, and was formed around 1984 after buying up [[Media Home Entertainment]]. It ran many specialty brands within the United States, including [[The N [[Category:American home entertainment logos]]

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...joint venture ceased to exist in 1987 when Scholastic joined [[Family Home Entertainment]], and a new label, [[Jim Henson Play-Along Video]] served as a replacement [[File:Scholastic-Lorimar Home Video (1986).jpeg|center|350px]]

'''Animage Home Video''' was a home video label of [[Tokuma Japan Communications]] formed in 1986, made largely ...''Battle Royal High School'', both Japan (Tokuma Japan Communications) and American (AnimEigo) masters.

'''Strand Home Video''' was the second name of the North American division of [[Video Collection International]] (then known as [[The Video C Strand Home Video (1992).png