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Screen Gems Inc.

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1948–1955

Screen Gems 1948

1955–1963

Screen Gems 1955

1963–1965

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1965–1974

Screen Gems Logo

In 1965, Screen Gems launched their new "S" symbol which looks like a spiral. This logo's televisual accompaniment, which is called the "S from Hell" is very infamous to many people. It is believed to be one of the scariest logos ever.

The Screen Gems logo was designed by Tom Geismar of Chermayeff & Geismar.

In 1974, Screen Gems was renamed to Columbia Pictures Television. The Screen Gems name was brought back in 1999 for it's movie counterpart.

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Columbia Pictures (Ghost Corps) | TriStar Pictures | Sony Pictures Animation | Sony Pictures Classics | Screen Gems (Scream Gems) | 3000 Pictures22 | Sony Pictures Imageworks | Sony Pictures Digital (Digital Productions) | Sony Pictures Releasing (International) | Sony Pictures Consumer Products | Provident Films | Sony Pictures International Productions

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment:
Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment | Sony Pictures Kids Zone | Kartoon Studios (7%)

Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions:
Destination Films | Affirm Films | Stage 6 Films

Sony Pictures Television:
2waytraffic | 19 Entertainment | Affirm Originals | AXN Original Production | Columbia Showcase Theatre | Crunchyroll (95%)1 | Embassy Row | Game Show Enterprises | Gemstone Studios | Intellectual Property Corporation | Left Bank Pictures | Sharp Entertainment | Silver River Productions | Sony Pictures Television Kids | Sony Pictures Television Nonfiction | Skybound Galactic2 | Starling | Teleset (50%) | TriStar Television

Sony Pictures Television Networks:
AXN: Asia | Latin America | Portugal and Spain | South Korea
Other AXN-branded channels: AXN White (Portugal) | AXN Mystery | AXN Movies (Spain | Portugal) | Crime (South Korea)

Sony Channel: Latin America

Sony Movies: Latin America | United States (Sony Cine)

Other US Networks: Great Entertainment Television

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Part of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Indian TV channels:

Hindi: Entertainment: Sony TV HD, Sony Sab HD and Sony Pal | Movies: Sony Max HD (Other), Sony Max 2 (classic movies) and Sony Wah | Kids: Sony Yay
English: Movies: Sony Pix HD | Knowledge: Sony BBC Earth HD, 1
Regional languages: Bengali: Sony Aath | Marathi: Sony Marathi

Sony Sports Network: Sony Sports Ten 1 HD, Sony Sports Ten 2 HD, Sony Sports Ten 3 HD (Hindi), Sony Sports Ten 4 HD (Tamil and Telugu), Sony Sports Ten 5 HD

International channels: SET (Asia) | Sony KAL

Video-on-demand: SonyLIV

Defunct channels:
English entertainment: AXN HD | Hindi music: Sony Rox HD and Sony Mix | English movies: Sony Le Plex HD | Kids: Animax (India) | Sports: Sony Ten Golf HD | Sony ESPN HD, 2 (sports)

Content production arm: Studio NEXT
Film production: Sony Pictures Networks Productions

Notes:
1Joint venture with BBC Studios.
2Was a joint venture with ESPN.


Sony Pictures Networks logo

Other channels: Animax | Crunchyroll Channel | Kids Station | Game Show Network3 | Lifetime (Latin America)4 | FMN (Indonesia)5

Theme Parks: Columbia Pictures Aquaverse

Other assets: Sony Pictures Mobile | Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions | AXN Sync | AXN Now | AXN Player | Movies Anywhere | Sony Pictures Studios | Sony Pictures Virtual Reality | Madison Gate Records | Great American Pure Flix | Madhouse (5%)5

Former/defunct assets:
Film and television studios: AnimeLab | Sony Pictures Entertainment Visual Works7 | The Burbank Studios | CBC Film Sales Corporation | Columbia Night at the Movies | Columbia TriStar Film Distributors International | Embassy Home Entertainment | First Independent Films | First Release Home Entertainment | Funimation | Funimation Films | Gaumont Columbia TriStar Films8 | Gaumont Columbia TriStar Home Video8 | The Guber-Peters Entertainment Company | Jim Henson Pictures | Madman Anime Group | Magic Window | Manga Entertainment UK | Musicvision | Nozomi Entertainment | Rastar Films | RCA-Columbia Pictures-Hoyts Video | Sony Wonder | SVS Triumph | Sunbow Entertainment | Tri-Star Showcase | Triumph Films | Video Box Office | Screen Gems Television | Columbia Pictures Television | Columbia Pictures Television Distribution | Columbia TriStar Television | Columbia TriStar Domestic Television | Sony Pictures Family Entertainment Group | Sony Pictures Television International | Sony Wonder Television | Screen Gems Network | Colex Enterprises | Spelling-Goldberg Productions | Tandem Productions | PITS Films | T.A.T. Communications Company | Embassy Communications | Embassy Pay Television | Embassy Pictures | Merv Griffin Enterprises | Rastar Television | Coca-Cola Telecommunications | Barris Industries | Barris Program Sales | Four D Productions | The Mimus Corporation | Diplomatic Productions | Culver Entertainment | Victory Television | Columbia/Embassy Television | Pop | Fearnet | Funimation Channel | Lean-M21 | Starling22
Defunct television channels: United States: 3net9 | UK and Ireland: TruTV10 | Western Europe: AXN (Italy) | AXN Sci Fi (Italy) | Sony Entertainment Television (Portugal | Spain) | Central and Eastern Europe: AXN Crime | Sony Channel (Baltics12 | Turkey) | Sony Turbo10 | Southeast Asia: Sony Channel | Sony BeTV | India: AXN | Sony ESPN13 | Sony Le Plex HD | Sony Rox HD | Sony Ten Golf HD | Canada: Sony Movie Channel | AXN Movies | Latin America: Sony Spin4 | South Africa: Sony Channel | Sony Max | Star Channel (Japan)
Video-on-demand: Southeast Asia and India: HOOQ13 | United States: VRV | Funimation

Divested television channels: Southeast Asia:14 AXN | Gem | One | Animax | Japan: AXN20 | UK and Ireland: Sony Pictures Television UK Networks15 (Sony Channel | Sony Movies | Sony Movies Classic | Sony Movies Action) | Netherlands: Film116 | Russia:17 Sony Channel Russia | Sony Sci-Fi | Sony Turbo | Central and Eastern Europe:18 AXN (Hungary, Poland, Romania) | AXN Black (Central Europe, Poland, Romania) | AXN White (Romania) | AXN Spin (Balkans, Poland, Romania) | Hungary:18 AXN | Viasat 2 | Viasat 319 | Viasat 619 | Viasat Film | Germany:24 Sony Channel | Sony AXN
Video-on-demand: Crackle

Other: Sony Pictures DVD Center

1Co-owned with Aniplex.
2Made in partnership with Skybound.
3Formerly co-owned with AT&T; Sony acquired AT&T’s stake of GSN in 2019.
4Joint venture with A+E Networks.
5Joint venture with Dori Media Group.
6Joint venture with Nippon Television.
7Transferred to Sony Music Entertainment Japan in 2001 and renamed to Aniplex in 2003.
8Joint venture with Gaumont.
9Joint venture with IMAX Corporation and Warner Bros. Discovery
10Under license from Warner Bros. Discovery.
11Sold to Duo Media Networks (Postimees Grupp).
12Joint venture with ESPN.
13Joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery and Singtel.
14Sold to KC Global Media Entertainment.
15Sold to Narrative Entertainment.
16Sold to SPI International.
17Sold to National Media Group.
18Sold to Antenna Group.
19Under license from Viasat.
20Sold to Nojima.
21Sold to JVM Holding.
22Joint venture with HarperCollins.
23Sold to Sastisfaction Group.
24Sold to High View Group.

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