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Warner Brother Pictures.Type Subsidiary of Time Warner
Industry Entertainment
Founded 1923
Founder(s) Albert WarnerHarry WarnerSam WarnerJack Warner
Headquarters Burbank, California, U.S.
Key people Barry Meyer(Chairman)Kevin Tsujihara(CEO)
Products Motion pictures, television programs, video games
Revenue US$ 12 billion (2012)
Operating income US$ 1.2 billion (2012)
Parent Independent (1918–1967)Warner Bros.-Seven Arts(1967–1970)Kinney National Company(1970–1972)Warner Communications(1972–1990)Time Warner (1990–2001, 2003-Present)AOL Time Warner (2001–2003)
Website www.warnerbros.com
DreamWorks.Trading name DreamWorks Studios
Type LLC Subsidiary
Industry Entertainment
Predecessor(s) DW Studios, LLC (1994-2008)
Founded October 12, 1994 (19 years ago)
Founder(s) Steven SpielbergJeffrey KatzenbergDavid Geffen
Headquarters Universal City, California
Area served Worldwide
Key people Steven Spielberg, Principal PartnerStacy Snider, Co-Chairman/CEO
Products Motion pictures, television programs
Employees 80 (2012)[1]
Parent Reliance Entertainment (50%)
Divisions DreamWorks Live Theatrical ProductionsDreamWorks Movie NetworkDreamWorks TelevisionDreamWorks Home Entertainment
Website dreamworksstudios.com
Universal.Type Subsidiary
Industry Film
Founded April 30, 1912 (as Universal Film and Manufacturing Company)
Founder(s) Carl LaemmlePat PowersMark DintenfassWilliam SwansonDavid HorsleyCharles BaumannAdam KesselJules Brulatour
Headquarters Universal City, California
Number of locations Universal Studios Orlando, FloridaUniversal Studios Hollywood, CaliforniaUniversal Studios JapanUniversal Studios Singapore
Area served Worldwide
Key people Ronald Meyer(President and COO)
Products Motion pictures
Revenue US$4.239 billion (2011)
Operating income US$27 million (2011)
Parent NBC Universal, Inc.(Comcast Corporation)
Subsidiaries Universal Animation StudiosFocus FeaturesIllumination Entertainment
Website www.universalstudios.com
Pixar.Type Subsidiary
Industry •CGI animation•Motion pictures
Predecessor(s) Graphics Group of LucasfilmComputer Division (1979–86)
Founded •1979 as Graphics Group•August 17, 1986 as Pixar
Founder(s) •Ed Catmull•Alvy Ray Smith•Steve Jobs
Headquarters Emeryville, California, United States
Key people •Ed Catmull (President)•John Lasseter (CCO)•Jim Morris (General Manager and Executive VP of Production)
Products Pixar Image Computer,RenderMan, Marionette
Parent Lucasfilm (1979–1986),Independent (1986–2006),The Walt Disney Studios(The Walt Disney Company) (2006–present)
Subsidiaries Pixar Canada
Website pixar.com
Columbia.Type Division of Sony Pictures Entertainment
Industry Film
Founded Los Angeles, California, United States(1918 as C.B.C. Film Sales, renamed Columbia Pictures on January 10, 1924)
Founder(s) Harry CohnJack CohnJoe Brandt
Headquarters Culver City, California, United States
Area served Worldwide
Key people Doug Belgrad and Matt Tolmach (Co-Presidents)
Products Motion pictures
Owner(s) Independent (privately held) (1918–1926)Independent (publicly traded) (1926–1982)The Coca-Cola Company (1982–1987)Columbia Pictures Entertainment, Inc. (publicly traded) (1987–1991)Sony Pictures (1991–present)
Parent Sony Pictures Entertainment
Website www.sonypictures.com
Paramount.Type Subsidiary of ViacomIndustry FilmFounded 1912 (as Famous Players Film Company)
1916 (as Paramount Pictures)
Headquarters Hollywood, California, United States
Area served WorldwideKey people Brad Grey (Chairman and CEO)
Rob Moore (Vice Chairman)Frederick D. Huntsberry (COO)Adam Goodman President of Paramount Film Group
Products Motion picturesRevenue $1.2 billion (2011)Operating income $300 million (2011)Owner(s) Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
(1916–1927)Independent(1927-1966)Gulf+Western(1966–1989)Paramount Communications Inc.(1989–1995)Viacom (original) (1994–2005)Viacom (new) (2006–present)[
Divisions Paramount Home EntertainmentInsurge PicturesParamount Famous ProductionsParamount VantageParamount AnimationParamount TelevisionFormer:Famous StudiosParamount ParksParamount Stations Group
Website www.paramount.com
METRO GOLDWYN MAYER.Type Privately held company
Industry Film
Founded April 17, 1924
Founder(s) Marcus Loew
Headquarters 245 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90210,United States
Key people Gary Barber (Chairman and CEO)Jonathan Glickman, President of Film DivisionKen Schapiro, COO
Products Motion picturesTelevision programs
Owner(s) Loews Corporation (1924–1959)Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. (1959–1980)Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Co. (1980–1981)MGM/UA Entertainment Co. (1981–1986)Turner Broadcasting System(1986)MGM/UA Communications Co. (1986–1990)MGM-Pathé Communications Co. (1990–1992)Crédit Lyonnais (1992–1997)Tracinda Corporation (1997–2005)MGM Holdings, Inc. (2005–present)
Website mgm.com
Summit.Type Subsidiary of Lions Gate
Entertainment
Founded 1991
Founder(s) Bernd EichingerArnon MilchanAndrew G. Vajna
Headquarters Universal City, California (US HQ)London, UK (International HQ)
Key people Rob FriedmanPatrick Wachsberger
Products Motion pictures
Parent Lions Gate Entertainment
Divisions Summit Entertainment Records
20th Century Fox.Type Subsidiary of 21st Century Fox
Industry Film
Founded May 31, 1935,by merger of Fox Films (founded in 1915) and 20th Century Pictures, Inc. (founded in 1933)
Founder(s) Joseph M. SchenckDarryl F. Zanuck
Headquarters Fox Plaza, Century City, Los Angeles, California, United States
Key people Rupert Murdoch, ChairmanDaniel Tayne, President
Products Motion pictures, television films
Owner(s) 21st Century Fox
Parent Fox Entertainment Group
Divisions 20th Century Fox AnimationFox Searchlight PicturesFox Digital StudioFox 2000 PicturesFox Animation StudiosFox AtomicFox Interactive20th Century Fox Home EntertainmentFox Television Studios20th Television20th Century Fox Television
Subsidiaries Blue Sky StudiosFox Star Studios
Website www.foxmovies.com
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