Viva Films

==1981–2003==
===1981–1989; 2022===
Viva 81.png|On-screen logo
This logo was reused in trailers and promotional material for Maid in Malacañang, and the title logo for Viva Movie Classics on GTV.
===1989–1990===
Viva1990str.jpg|On-screen logo
===1990–2003===
This logo was reused in trailers and promotional material for its movie Video City alongside GMA Pictures' predecessor, Cinemax Studios.
06EB32F4-C632-4A8A-BBCB-648DDE9DDF71.png|On-screen logo
01-VIVA-FILMS-LOGO-1995.png|Alternate variant, used on movie posters (1995–2003) 
==2003–2010==
==2010–2018 (print), 2010–present (on-screen)==
Viva Films 2015.jpg|Alternate variant 
The 2010 variant is infamously known because of its usage of the DTS fanfare. The 2015 variant continues to be used as an on-screen logo.
==2018–present (print)==
The current logo of Viva Films has a resemblance to the 1981 logo. It can only be used as a print logo in movie posters, although the previous logo above can still be used on-screen and in tandem with the current logo.
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