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Gaumont International Television (France)

Background: Gaumont International Television is a division of Gaumont founded on September 12, 2011.(2011-)Logo: It's just a short version of the 2011 Gaumont theatrical logo with no television indicator whatsoever.Variant: On F is for Family, the logo is in a rectangular box on a grayish-white background, with the Gaumont Animation logo in another rectangular box underneath it.FX/SFX: Same as the 2011 Gaumont logo.Music/Sounds: None or the closing theme of the show.Availability: Current. Found on Narcos and F is for Family on Netflix.Editor's Note: None.
Gaumont Italia (Italy)

Logo descriptions by naxo-oleLogo captures byGilblitz112Video captures courtesy of CPvGc90(1980-1983?)Logo: On a light blue background, we see fading a white Gaumont daisy. After this, below the daisy, "Gaumont" with an small "ITALIA" below fades too. Then, we see a white line forming an irregularly shaped rectangle, separating the daisy and the "Gaumont ITALIA". Finally, inside the rectangle, and below the text, we see a great "PRESENTA" appearing.Variant: At the end of the trailer of Voltati Eugenio, we see on a blue background "Un film distribuito dalla", and then the logo with the daisy and "Gaumont Italia" appears.FX/SFX: All the elements of the logo appearing.Music/Sounds: A lyra sound every time appears every element of this logo.Availability: Seen on <a class="external" href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1w4i9u_gaumont-italia-voltati-eugenio-1980_shortfilms" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Voltati Eugenio</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Gaumont Multimedia (France)

Descriptions by naxo-oleLogo captures by RedheadXilamGuy and naxo-oleLogo descriptions by RedheadXilamGuy and naxo-oleBackground: Gaumont Multimedia was originally a video game and animation studio division of Gaumont, founded in 1995 by Marc du Pontavice. He left the company in 1999 to found Xilam, and the latter would then purchase the company and it's assets from Gaumont in 2000.1st Logo(1996-1999)Nicknames: "The Daisy", "The Daisy in Space"Logo: We see the second half of the 1995 Gaumont logo, as the camera zooms in in toward a gold Gaumont daisy in space (with stars shooting forward). It has a cloud of gas revolving around it that quickly transforms into the word "Gaumont" (written in red). The daisy also turns red. The logo shines afterward.FX/SFX: The bright flash. A very professional logo.Music/Sounds: The last three notes of Gaumont's 1995 fanfare. The music was a bit lower in the US airing of Space Goofs on Fox Kids and VHSAvailability: The logo can be shown on the animated series Sky Dancers, Dragon Flyz, The Magician, and earlier prints of Season 1 of both Space Goofs and Oggy and the Cockroaches. This does not appear on more recent episodes of the 2 latter shows, instead being replaced by the Xilam logo.Editor's Note: The fanfare and fast paced nature of the first half may unsettle some, but this is a fantastic logo.2nd Logo(1997?-2001)Nicknames: "The Sun Globe"Logo: We have the 1950's Gaumont "Sun Globe" logo over a space background (styled differently depending on what show). The inscription on the filmstrip also depends on the show.Variants: The logo may differ depending on the show:Space Goofs: The logo is still, teal, tinted and the filmstrip reads "GAUMONT MULTIMEDIA PRESENTS" (in English) or "GAUMONT MULTIMEDIA PRESENTE" (in French) stacked. The Space Goofs' UFO flies over it, and the logo segues into the opening sequence.Oggy and the Cockroaches: The logo is animated and starts by zooming into the screen. The logo then gets popped like a balloon by Joey (the purple cockroach from the show), making it fly for a while until it hits the screen. The opening sequence starts later.FX/SFX: It depends on the show.Music/Sounds: For Space Goofs, the opening theme. For Oggy and the Cockroaches, a bombastic hit is heard which serges into the intro theme.Availability: Seen on Season 1 of bothSpace Goofs andOggy and the Cockroaches. Later airings of those seasons removes the mention of Gaumont Multimedia and replaces them with Xliam. The globe however remains the same.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1998-1999)Nicknames: "The Daisy, but with Multimedia", "The Daisy II", "The Daisy in Space II". "The Daisy in the Sky"Logo: It's a still version of the 1995-2011 Gaumont logo, but with "Multimedia" in silver below the Gaumont text.Variants: The logo may differ depending on the show or video game.The Fifth Element (video game): TBAThe Magician: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Used in The Magician and the video game adaptation of The Fifth Element.Editor's Note: None.
Gaumont Télévision (France)

Logo descriptions by Eric S. and othersLogo captures by Eric S.1st Logo(1987-1995) Nicknames: "The Marble", "The Gray Marble", "The Ripples" Logo: On a dark gray marble BG, we see the Gaumont Télévision logo, with "Gaumont" written in red in its corporate font, "Télévision" written in gray in a fancy sans serif font, and a thick gray line below it. The logo "ripples" once. Variants: Sometimes, the logo is still. On Highlander: The Series (animated version), a screen of rippling and swirling blue waves ( part of the closing credits ) crossfades into the Gaumont Télévision logo, which animates as usual, then fades to the blue waves again. FX/SFX: The "rippling".Music/Sounds: A dreamy synth tune, or the ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on '80s and '90s TV shows produced by Gaumont, such as Highlander: The Series (both live-action and animated). The live action series is currently seen on Syfy.Editor's Note: This logo might remind some of the 3rdLorimar Televisionlogo, although this logo predates it by about a year!2nd Logo(1995-2001) Nicknames: "The Daisy", "Space Daisy", "Big, BIG! Daisy" Logo: On a space background, we see a extremely zoomed-in shot of the then-current Gaumont red daisy logo. Under is "Gaumont" in the same color of the daisy, and"Télévision", but in white. Variant: Sometimes the tail end of the standard movie logo of the time is played instead. FX/SFX: None; it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Can be seen on their shows produced from 1995 to 2001, such as Relic Hunter.Editor's Note: None.
Gay Rosenthal Productions

1st Logo(1995-Late 2000s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="253" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/6084200942c8eea4247d028b35a979c792c3277d" width="450"></iframe>Nicknames: "Three Lettered Blocks"Logo: On some sort of stone stairs, we see three brown blocks with each three letters, "G" on the left, "R" on the middle, and "P" on the right. The text "GAY ROSENTHAL PRODUCTIONS" with two lines fades in underneath.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: None, the closing theme or the generic announcements.Availability: Seen on shows like Behind The Music, Little People, Big World and other TV specials.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Late 2000s-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="248" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/80eed3424d1edff23a227bbf9350c0083fd660f4" width="441"></iframe>TBA. Was seen on a season 2 episode of Hot in Cleveland replacing the standard Hazy Mills and SamJen logos.
Gaylord Production Company

Logo descriptions by Eric S.Logo captures by Eric S. and weatherguru761st Logo(1980-1986) <iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2fcf14e0d3eeef4038013f9477dccb14a031c6a3" width="330"></iframe> Nickname: "The G"Logo: On a black background, we see three lines making a "G". The lines are one red, one orange, and one yellow. Then the words "A GAYLORD PRODUCTION CO." and under it "PRESENTATION" fades in.Variants: An early variant had all the text written below in Times New Roman. On Galaxy Rangers, "In Association With" was seen over the logo. Closing variants are still. FX/SFX: The "G" forming.Music/Sounds: A string sound when the "G" is forming, then an allegro orchestra when the logo is formed.Availability: Appeared on The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers, Six Against The Rock and several other TV-movies.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1986-1988)Nickname: "The G Ball"Logo: Against a blue/black gradient background, a silver CGI ball zooms in and quickly fades out. The "G" from the 1st logo, except in silver, is drawn in. "GAYLORD PRODUCTION COMPANY", in black, and below a thin black line, is shown below.Variant: Sometimes the logo faded out early.FX/SFX: '80s CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A deep synth bass ending in a synth fanfare or the closing theme of the movie.Availability: Appeared on later TV-movies, such as Laura Lansing Slept Here, Bonanza: The Next Generation and the comedy skit Off The Wall.Editor's Note: None.
Ge.wirtz Films

Logo descriptions by OperaghostEditions by OperaghostLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: The footage is from Gewirtz Family Films which was shot in the 1940s.(2003)Logo: On a black background we see sped up footage of the 1940s footage and the words(ge.wirtz)Filmsare under the video.FX/SFX: The live action footage.Music/Sounds: A piano and violin tune.Availability: Only seen on Oliver Beene.Editor's Note: None.
Geffen Home Video

Logo description by HoaLogo capture by Eric S.Background: Geffen Home Video was the home entertainment arm of Geffen Records, currently a subsidiary of the Universal Music Group.(1992-1998)Nicknames: "The G Sphere", "The Geffen G", "Rotating G"Logo: Same as the Geffen Pictures logo, but without the WB company byline and "HOME VIDEO" replacing "PICTURES".FX/SFX: Same as the Geffen Pictures logo, but without the fading in of the WB company byline.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Very rare. Might be seen on some music videos from the period from Geffen/DGC Records artists.Editor's Note: Same as the Geffen Pictures logo.
Geffen Television

Logo descriptions by bigrene2 and Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Eric S. and V of DoomEditions by Curiousgeorge60Background: Geffen Television was a television production company formed by David Geffen as a division of Geffen Pictures in association with Warner Bros. Television. Currently, Beetlejuice is owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment, while Geffen Records (also owned by David Geffen) is currently a subsidiary of the Universal Music Group.1st Logo (In-Credit Variant)(September 9-December 2, 1989)Nicknames: "Circular G", "Geffen G"Logo: Superimposed in the credits, we have:Produced in Association withThe Geffen Film CompanyandTim Burton Inc.with a small Geffen logo on the side of the Geffen company name.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end title theme from Beetlejuice.Availability: Rare. Only seen on early S1 episodes of Beetlejuice.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 8, 1990-December 6, 1991)Nicknames: "Circular G II", "Geffen G II"Logo: On a blue/black gradient background, we see a big version of the Geffen logo as in the movie logo and below it is the following words:THE GEFFEN FILM COMPANYIN ASSOCIATION WITHWARNER BROS. TELEVISIONLater Variant: Later in the season, the WB shield appears on the right to join the Geffen logo and the logo now reads "A GEFFEN PICTURES RELEASE", "DISTRIBUTED BY WARNER BROS." and "A TIME WARNER COMPANY", stacked onto each other. Underneath is a copyright stamp. All placed on a purple (or blue/dark blue gradient) background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as before.Availability: Rare. It's retained on seasons 2-4 of Beetlejuice on DVD. Was also last seen when Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon re-ran Beetlejuice in the mid-late 1990s. The Geffen/WB logo combo is extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.
Gegar Television (Colombia)

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Gegar Television was most likely a company owned by German Garcia y Garcia.See these logos <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDJeGahAye0" target="_self">here</a>.1st Logo(1980-1987)Logo: We see a colorful neon outline of an owl, moving around a bit in its place. "GERMAN GARCIA Y GARCIA" appears below this, as well as "GEGAR TELEVISION" in a larger font.FX/SFX: The animation of the owl.Music/Sounds: A happy-sounding theme with an announcer.Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: The darkness and high-contrast design of the logo, which looks very dated nowadays, may not sit well with some.2nd Logo(1987-1990)Logo: A redesigned image of the owl before, along with text below "Gegar", which flashes, is seen. German Garcia y Garcia is written below this.FX/SFX: Not much animation here.Music/Sounds: A short drum-based fanfare.Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: You may not like the slightly weird look of the owl, but otherwise this logo is pretty clean.3rd Logo(1990-1991)Logo: The same owl from before is seen (but more vividly colored). Lasers shoot out of its eyes, and the owl flashes. GERMAN GARCIA Y GARCIA is written below in a italic green font.FX/SFX: The lasers and flashing.Music/Sounds: A dark synth note held throughout which slowly turns into an ascending sounder. An announcer plays over this.Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: There isn't much animation in this logo, it just ends up looking badly done and dated, even for the time it was used.
Geiselgasteig Video (Germany)

(1978?-1990s?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/e0634b64bec54b7d76b2e190de3449ea669c7706" width="408"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2ba004b4084c1155837fd7300efeb455f2764a3d" width="405"></iframe>Logo: We get a zoom-out from a town, which is presumably Munich, which then zooms out to reveal the entire logo. Then below the rainbow-colored text "video" appears with the white text "zeigt" below.FX/SFX: The zooming out of the logo and the "zeigt" text, and the text "video" appearing.Music/Sounds:Synth musicMusic/Sounds Variant: A variant exists where it uses a more calmed-tone of the synth music.Availability: Seen on some old german tapes from the time.Editor's Note:None.
Gekko Film Corp

Background: This is the production company of Richard Dean Anderson, best known for playing in the 1980's adventure series MacGyver.1st Logo(May 14-November 24, 1994)Nickname(s):The (Early) CGI Gekko Logo CGI GeckoLogo: On a sandy background, with a green CGI gecko and footprints, is the wordsAGEKKOFILM CORPProductionin red.FX/SFX: The gecko's tail moving.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: It was seen on the TV movie, MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(April 18, 1995-March 6, 1998)Nickname(s):The Wood-Carved Gekko Logo (of Doom) The Creepy Wood-Carved Gekko Logo The Filmed Gekko LogoLogo: On a brown wooden background, is the wordsGEKKOFILM CORPAnAnderson/GreenburgCompanystacked on top of one another in stony beige letters.FX/SFX: The film scratches moving.Music/Sounds: The film scratch sound effects.Availability: Rare, Seen on the first season of Stargate SG-1 and other shows from the period.Editor's Note:For the dark wooden background, large letters, and creepy film effects, this is a rather spooky logo.3rd Logo(June 26, 1998-March 25, 2005)Nickname:The Marble Gekko LogoLogo: On a dark gray marble background, are the words:GEKKOFILM CORPAN ANDERSON/GREENBURG COMPANYin white and in CGI.FX/SFX: The letters zooming.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Was seen on seasons 2-8 of Stargate SG-1.Editor's Note: Tamer than the other.
Gemini Film (Russia)

Background: Gemini Film International was an official 20th Century Fox film distributor in Russia from 1996 to 2007. In 2004, they've also released DVDs starting with Ice Age. Then the DVD releasing arm was rebranded 20th Century Fox CIS, while the theatrical releaser under the Gemini brand was liquidated in March 2008.(2004-2007) <iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a893710cd28d835fe6387007d2b38e370742bf97" width="275"></iframe>Logo: A sun comes out from the planet border. The picture swirls so the planet flies away, and transparent objects begin to come in. When they zoom closer, we see the blue words ГЕМИНИ ФИЛЬМ (meaning Gemini Film in Russian), and the star is drawn around. The website www.geminifilm.ru appears below (now defunct).FX/SFX: Sun coming out of the border. The swirling picture. CGI effects.Music/Sounds: A synth composition.Availability: On a few DVD's localized in Russia. Since 2007 the regular 20th Century Fox Home Video logo would appear instead.Editor's Note: None.
Geneon Entertainment

Logo description by Ryan FroulaLogo capture by Eric S.Editions by marklungo, CooleyBoy10 and Shadeed A. KellyVideo capture courtesy of LetThatChildAloneBackground: Geneon Entertainment was formed in 2003 after Pioneer sold off its entertainment division to another Japanese giant conglomerate known as Dentsu, Inc. The new name is a portmanteau of the English words "generate" and "eon", which means to signify innovation and longevity. This name would become bitterly ironic as in late 2007, the struggling Geneon USA stopped manufacturing and distributing DVDs, although they still existed as a licensing entity. In 2008, it licensed several of its titles to Funimation. Geneon Japan continued to distribute DVDs in various genres, including some mainstream Hollywood films. On November 21, 2008, Dentsu announced to sell 80.1% of the company to NBC Universal. The company was merged with Universal Studios Japan and the deal was closed on February 1, 2009 and was renamed to Geneon Universal Entertainment, part of Universal Pictures International Entertainment. On December 13, 2013, the company was renamed to NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan.1st Logo(2003-2007)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="193" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ca55c5854ff8a167ffd40ff420af736b216b69c2" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="269" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "G", "Geneon G"Logo: On a black background, in a similar manner to the 2000 UA logo, streaks come from all sides of the screen to form a stylized red and gray G. "Geneon" fades in below in a futuristic font.FX/SFX: The streaks.Music/Sounds: A calm synth/violin stinger, with a 5-note woodwind ditty at the end.Availability: Can be seen on Geneon Entertainment DVDs of the era. Also generally preserved on later prints of their titles, like on Adult Swim broadcasts of Samurai Champloo and Paranoia Agent, as well as Funimation rereleases of Geneon DVDs, such as Black Lagoon and digital prints of Serial Experiments Lain.Editor's Note: A very nicely-animated logo with a soothing theme. Shame this wasn't used for a longer time.2nd Logo(2009-2013)Nickname: "Universal Geneon Globe"Logo: We see the last seconds of the 1997 Universal Pictures logo (which is also the basis for the first Universal Music logo), but when it's almost complete, the globe slides up, making room for "Geneon Universal" fading below, the words resembling main font, but brighter.FX/SFX: Same as the 1st Universal Music logo.Music/Sounds: Last part from the Universal logo soundtrack.Availability: Can be seen on Japanese DVDs and occasionally on some Funimation prints.Editor's Note: Compared to the previous logo, this is a pretty unremarkable effort.
General Educational Development

1st Logo(1983-1990)Nickname: "Flipping GED"Logo: On a sunset-looking background with a tile floor on the bottom and "GED" in an ugly font, the words "General Educational Development" appear in flipping motion under the letters. FX/SFX: The "General Educational Development" flipping.Music/Sounds: A chime tune.Availability: Extinct, the programs of the GED series that had this logo was replaced with the one below.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990)Nickname: "The Shimmering BG"Logo: On a background with blue lines, we see "GED" in a font used in sports' shirts. Under it is "General Educational Development". The background "shimmers".FX/SFX: The background "shimmering".Music/Sounds: Same as 1st logo.Availability: Seen on the GED series.Editor's Note: None.
General Film Corporation

(1970s)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fbd88add454f18e1c7a08001cd567d3899362410" width="385"></iframe>Logo: On a blue background, a black tree-like shape changes its colors to green (for the leaves) and teal (for the log) and a white outline fades in. And then:A GENERAL FILM CORPORATION RELEASE fades in.FX/SFX: Simple animation.Music/Sounds: A repeated 7-note synth keys (being the latter is high toned), or none.Availability: Seen on films like Bonnie's Kid among others.Editor's Note: None.
General Video (Italy)

1st Logo(1986?-????)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ab6dff19056ef5f595d0f2a6aaa37cf9af44156b" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="308" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black filmstrip clips of black and white movies appear one by one. The strip flips around and then folds into a box shape and rotates around. The box closes to reveal lines with 2 gradient balls. The lines also appear on the background. The box rotates to point up and a VHS slides out of it. A blue box zooms out with the words "General Video" in a blue cursive font. "presenta" then fades in.FX/SFX: The clips and movements.Music/Sounds: A old tune.Availability: Very rare.Editor's Note: None.
Genesis Enterprise Film (Italy)

(1984)<iframe frameborder="0" height="270" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/478d7a449f31d8ec1ec73ad56eedf893acd7305b" width="480"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Italian Genesis Home Video", "Genesis in the Porn Industry", "The Not-So Vaporwave Logo", "Not-So Vaporwave Home Video"Logo: On a basic starfield, we see a holographic sphere zooming in. "Genesis" is written on said object in a red script font. "ENTERPRISE FILM" appears below the object in the same color as "Genesis", but in a basic font. They all together make the infamous Genesis Home Video logo.FX/SFX: The starfield moving, the sphere zooming in, "Genesis" being written, and "ENTERPRISE FILM" appearing.Music/Sounds: A creepy synth ditty is heard at the beginning, followed by repetitive orchestral fanfare.Availability: Seen on Italian VHS copies of porn films such as A Blonde Blush.Editor's Note: None.
Genesis Home Video

Logo description by socoollogosLogo and video capture courtesy of MachineryNoiseNote: Not to be confused with Genesis Entertainment.(1980-1987?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="221" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/93a645f869a029995fa572196412b8d36c793ce3" width="390"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Vaporwave Logo", "LSD Genesis", "Genesis Script"Logo: On a sunrise background, we see mountains with palm trees on top. At the bottom, we can see "THE NEXT WAVE IN ENTERTAINMENT", in a pink all-caps font. The text is hardly visible, due to half of it being off-screen, and the word "WAVE" being barely noticeable. The camera then moves upwards, as we fade to a pink sunrise background, with a pink metallic sphere in the middle. We fade to a dark purple background, with "Genesis", in a red slanted, Mistral-like cursive font. Below it to the right is "HOME - VIDEO, LTD.", sandwiched between two lines, all of the same color as "Genesis". The sphere, now silvery, is seen on top of "Genesis", just above the "ne". After some time, the text from the beginning "THE NEXT WAVE IN ENTERTAINMENT", arranged in a purple font with white "shadowing" appears in the center of the screen, as the other text and sphere fade out to a time-lapse cloudy sky or moving lava lamp-like background colored with orange, yellow, pink and green, all neon. The text disappears, and the background fades to black a couple of seconds after.FX/SFX: Too many to describe, from the cheap image of the trees and mountains, to the logo forming into multi-colored lava.Music/Sounds: A somewhat loud thunder sound, a long, drawn-out, high-pitched, synth-like whistle descending in pitch, and a synthesized "hum", that sounds similar to the 80's PolyGram Video logo.Availability: Very rare. Can be found on Christmas Evil and Night of Horror, among others.Editor's Note: This logo is infamously known due its terrifying music and psychedelic animation.