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Universal Studios

Wikidi home Organization Category Universal Studios

Summary
	Founders	Carl Laemmle
	Date founded	1912-06-08
	Industry	Film Motion Picture and Video Production


Organization
	Place founded	Hollywood Los Angeles San Fernando Valley
	Board members	Chair (2006, 1999, Stacey Snider) President, Production Vice Chairman of Worldwide Productions (2006, 2003, Mary Parent) Vice President, Production (1997)
	Headquarters	Universal City (94,710) Los Angeles (94,710) London
	Organization type	Subsidiary
	Child	United International Pictures Interscope Pictures Show 7 more Even more Hide
	Parent	NBCUniversal (2004) Music Corporation of America (1962, 1990) Show 4 more Even more Hide


Amusement Ride Designer
	Rides Designed	The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera


Production company
	Films	*batteries not included 1941 2 Fast 2 Furious Show 648 more Even more Hide


Amusement Ride Theme
	Rides	Delancey Street Preview Center Special Effects Stage The Boneyard Show 3 more Even more Hide


Consumer company
	Brands	PortAventura (2004, 1995)


Film distributor
	Films distributed	Inside Deep Throat (Theatrical, United States of America, 2005) The List of Adrian Messenger (Theatrical, United States of America, 1963) National Lampoon's Animal House Show 2011 more Even more Hide


Award Winner
	Awards Won	? (1937, Charles R. Rogers, Joe Pasternak) ? (1936, Charles R. Rogers, Joe Pasternak) ? (1934, John M. Stahl) Show 6 more Even more Hide


Video Game Publisher
	Games Published	Curious George Miami Vice: The Game Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game Wanted: Weapons of Fate
	Game Versions Published	Wanted: Weapons of Fate Wanted: Weapons of Fate


Employer
	Employees and other personnel	Carl Laemmle Ronald Meyer Robert Douglas (1950, 1954) Show 12 more Even more Hide


Theater Company
	Plays Produced	Seussical


Award Nominee
	Award Nominations	Academy Award for Best Picture (1937, Charles R. Rogers, Joe Pasternak, One Hundred Men and a Girl) Academy Award for Best Picture (1934, John M. Stahl, Imitation of Life) Academy Award for Best Picture (1930, Carl Laemmle Jr., All Quiet on the Western Front) Show 26 more Even more Hide


Filming location
	Featured In Films	20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Flags of Our Fathers Frankenstein Land of the Lost