Sentence examples for brand on screen from inspiring English sources

Yet in "Iron Man 3" he essentially functions as the delivery system for a repertory of Tony Stark poses, gestures, expressions and line readings that, with his superhero costume, established the "Iron Man" brand on screen.

The video 'Blurred lines' by Robin Thicke (featuring T.I. and Pharrell Williams) highlighted the Remy Martin™ cognac brand on screen.

The pay-TV company opted to phase out its corporate brand from on-screen in 2008, after having built it into a household name over the previous 11 years, as part of a strategy to focus on building individual channel identities.

Its focus on several pieces of content, which you access by swiping left and right, is a progression on the Promoted Story (one piece of story content) and the Promoted Collection (3-5 pieces of brand content on one screen).

One may chuckle at the stately parade of obsolete cigarette brands smoked on screen; the ominous shift from a card game for two players, to bataille, for three, portending marital conflict ahead; or the screaming obviousness of a bright scarlet Olivetti Valentine typewriter among the final shots (a moment I loved).

Screen Savers were originally an application used to avoid a static picture from being branded on the screen.

I recently stumbled across a Web site that advised chat-room denizens on how to establish their personal on-screen brand.

Hint and other Webzines take their merchandising cues from print magazines, identifying the wares they feature with on-screen brand and store credits or links.

With the successful revival of the Star Trek brand on the big screen setting an example, Hollywood increasingly turned to 1960s television series for material.

The phone service provider Verizon Wireless is another prominent brand in Alan Wake: besides Verizon branded mobile phones appearing on screen, there is a 30-second Verizon commercial viewable on one of the game's interactive TVs, as well as an allusion to the company's famous advertising line "Can you hear me now?" during a phone conversation in "The Signal" DLC.

UKTV is to roll back the clock five years and put "UKTV" back into its on-screen branding.