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Right Stuf Inc.

Logo descriptions by RarityLand and Paperking99Video captures courtesy of Charles LoftusBackground: Right Stuf Inc. (formerly known as The Right Stuf International Inc.) is an independent video publisher and distributor of video programming that specializes in Asian entertainment (anime and live-action films), founded in July 1987. The company has several divisions, including: Nozomi Entertainment (production), Critical Mass (adult titles), RightStuf.com (online store) and 5 Points Pictures (live action).1st Logo(1998-2000s)Logo: On a white background, there are two red lines. The word The is above the top line, the words Right Stuf are between the two lines, and the words International Inc. are below the bottom line.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="188" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b73f4c4bc9328b9687ef8503ec15409d9e5c3774" width="332"></iframe>FX/SFX: None.Cheesy Factor: They should have put more effort into this one.Music/Sounds: A calm theme with a jangling guitar and synthesized string section, ending with a rising synth sound and a last note. It almost sounds like the New World Television music.Availability: Seen on some anime tapes from the time.Editor's Note: TBA2nd LogoTBA3rd Logo (Late 2000s-) <iframe align="RIGHT" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/515c38cf421fa93fbe72681daf8f82289a93c00b" width="326"></iframe>Logo: TBA.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: TBA.Editor's Note: TBA
Rio 2016 On Demand

Logo descriptions by BenIsRandomVideo capture courtesy of ENunnBackground: Rio 2016 On Demand was the on demand service for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. The service provides coverage of all events which happened in the 2016 Olympics and was run by NBCUniversal. (August 5-21, 2016)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/47d840872cd2cd34e2263ebdfeb9d3679cf621ca" width="407"></iframe>Logo: We see a live action shot of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. On the right of the screen is a cliff. A man with drums is standing on the cliff. He plays a mini drum solo as a weird green shape surrounded by yellow and blue edges starts to form. The text "Rio" in white with the NBC Peacock logo above it and the Olympic symbol (also in white) below it all zoom out to the center of the shape (creating the Rio 2016 emblem). Below the shape, the letters in the text "ONDEMAND" in gold fly in and merge with each other, creating the full text.Trivia: If you look closely at the bottom of the screen at the river, you will see 2 swimmers swimming around.FX/SFX: A combination of live action and animation.Music/Sounds: The mini drum solo played by the man.Availability: As of August 22, 2016, it's extinct.
Riolu Media

1st logo: The Riolu Media Box (2016 - 2017)(????-????)Logo descriptions by SLN! Media Group.Background: A dark blue BackgroundLogo: The Riolu Media BoxTrivia: Used On Riolu's Dimension And Star Cat.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor:The Logo Spinning As the text hits the logo, Making it complete.Music/Sounds:Some Chinese Flute Music, Representing Viz Media's Logo.Availability: Common.Scare Factor: None. It's a real classic to those who like Riolu Media.
Ripcord Games

Background: Ripcord was a publishing label of Panasonic since 1997 to 1999, when it was privately sold, and closed the year after. However, they continued to exist virtually to support their products until 2002 and was officially announced to be liquidated in 2009.(1997-1999)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ee47560029a5ba6bc56bb460541a661b630edca3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Chainsaw Massacre"Logo: On a white background, a rolling saw blade appears, with red eyes and angry teeth. It leaves, cutting the screen a few times as the background changes to red and back to white. Then the background wrecks and falls down in fragments, revealing a red background with a yellow circle and pill-shaped logo with Ripcord in an action font, and GAMES below. The sawblade rolls into the circle.FX/SFX: The animation of the saw blade, the background falling down.Music/Sounds: A non-stop chainsaw squeal, along with the glass breaking sound when the background goes down.Availability: Seen on Space Bunnies Must Die and Enemy Infestation. In other games, the logo is still.Editor's Note: None.
Ripe Productions

Logo description by mr3urious and TheEriccorpincLogo captures by TheEriccorpinc1st Logo(1991)Logo: It's in-credit text that reads:A RiPe Productionin Assocation withNickelodeonFX/SFX: Just the text fading in.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Extinct. Only seen in the TV pilot of Hi Honey, I'm Home!.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(July 19, 1991-July 12, 1992) Logo: On a white background is a tomato. In front of it is the word "RiPe" in a bold font surrounded by a rectangular border. "P R O D U C T I O N S" is shown below. FX/SFX: None. It's a still logo.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Extinct. Only seen on Hi Honey, I'm Home!.Editor's Note: None.
Ripstar Productions

Logo description by TrickyMario7654Logo capture by Pygmalion XVideo capture by Stephen Cezar<iframe frameborder="0" height="192" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/9b1034fc4e932845b77bf8478a11eed8043eb980" width="254"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The star ripping in half and falling off the screen.Music/Sounds: The closing theme to the show along with a tearing sound when the star rips in half and two ping sounds when it drops.Availability: Extinct. This only appeared on the short-lived sitcom What a Country! and the TV pilot 1775.Editor's Note: None.
Ritek Digital Studios

1st Logo(2001-2002)Logo: On the animated blue gradient background, we see the spiral which is slowly rotating counter-clockwise throughout. In front of the spiral, there are blue changing numbers set in the order: 00:00:00:00As it fades in, there is the waving shining logo, which consists of the same spiral in light blue but with the light green "R" at the left, the light green words: RitekDigitalStudios at the right and the light blue byline "A DIVISION OF RITEK GLOBAL MEDIA" at the bottom. It waves for 4 seconds before it settles back to normal. The light wipe shines the logo's outline and byline as the changing numbers fades out. Immediately following the shining, the changing numbers fade back in, but they are black. It then slowly fades to black. Variant: On some DVDs, it is a still picture of it after the shining. FX/SFX: Everything. Music/Sounds: A rising-gradiently electronic hum. The still version is silent. Availability: Very rare. So far, the normal version has only been seen on the 2001 Artisan DVDs of Total Recall and Basic Instinct. The still version is more common, but still quite rare, and can be seen on the 2002 DVDs of the first two Balto movies and The Man Who Cried, along with the 2001 UK DVD of Jurassic Park III.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2001-2002) Logo: On a dirty white background, the spiral "R" from the previous logo spins in from right with the shadow at the bottom-right. The "R" spins in the S-curve and rests at the left. Next to the "R" at the right, the words "Ritek Digital Studios" sketch themselves in. After that, the "R" shifts right a little bit & leans right to poke the text. The light shines in at the right side of the "R" and moves to the right, changing the text's color to green while shining. During the shining, the background fades to black with the shining silver byline "A DIVISION OF RITEK GLOBAL MEDIA" at the bottom. They then fade out.FX/SFX: The "R" moving, the text and the shining. Music/Sounds: Several whooshes, followed by a sketching sound and a synthesized tune.Availability: Used in tandem with the previous logo. Seen on some Universal DVDs from the era, including the 2001 U.S. DVD of Jurassic Park III, and the 2002 DVDs of Spy Game and A Beautiful Mind. Might have appeared on MGM or Fox releases. Editor's Note: None.
Rival (London)

Logo description by papawhistlinjohndezVideo capture courtesy of Originalsboy(March 28th, 2007)<embed height="300" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/9388da31d3990a2baba825d0cd8671bc78b5e280" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="300" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a white background, we see images of a black-and-white hand fading in and out. The letters "r", "i", "a", and "l" appear indark cyan, and after each one appears the hand makes the letter in sign language. The logo ends with the hand in a "V" sign, creating "rival".FX/SFX: The hand fading in and out as it makes the different signs; the letters fading in.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Possibly extinct. This is only known to appear onHannah Montana: Live in London, a special that likely never aired again.Editor's Note: None.
River Road Entertainment

Written by EnormousRat1st Logo(2005-2006) Logo: The car is turning over the night road. The picture zooms out and enlights, so we can see the big river with the mentioned road on its left bank. The outline appears and company's name can be seen: RIVER ROAD in black inside, and ENTERTAINMENT in blue below the outline.FX/SFX: Moving car and lights, the static water. Music/Sounds: Car engine sounds followed by a deep string entry. Availability: Uncommon, seen on Brokeback Mountain and Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2006-) Logo: The logo starts in the same way, with the car turning over the night road. But then the road transforms into a river landscape. The car lights stay for a second, move, then dissolve. The letters design is the same, but they are all in black, placed over the river, as there are no more outline.FX/SFX: Moving car and lights, the static water. Music/Sounds: Only the metallic creek. Availability: More common, appears on Lust, Caution, Into the Wild and Food, Inc.Editor's Note: None.
Roadhouse Productions (Australia)

Logo description and capture by edunk5Background: Roadhouse Productions was an Australian production company founded by Rex Hunt to produce his program, Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures. (1991-2004)Nicknames: "The Big R", "Metallic R", "R from Hell", "Protocol's Evil Twin"Logo: On a dusty blue background, yellow transparent lines fly from the bottom of the screen over to the top before flying down to form a blue-grey square with a metallic blue R and a border in the same color where it emits a shine around it before disappearing. "ROADHOUSE" fades in below and "PRODUCTIONS" appears underneath both in a gold Times New Roman font. FX/SFX: The lines, shining, and text. Music/Sounds: A metallic drone fanfare and a whooshing synth the lines make, similar to that of a helicopter's rotor. Availability: Near extinction. It was only seen on Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures throughout most of it's run which no longer airs on TV now, though there is a chance that you could find it on the show's DVD releases. Editor's Note: None.
Roadrunner Records (Netherlands)

Background: Roadrunner Records is a record label formed by Cees Wessels in 1980 in the Netherlands, though it later relocated to New York City. Initially focused on importing North American heavy metal releases in Europe, the label started to sign many heavy, thrash and death metal bands, such as Annihilator, King Diamond, Obituary or Suffocation. The success of Type O Negative, Sepultura and later Slipknot led Roadrunner to also sign non-metal acts such as Nickelback or Lenny Kravitz. In 2007, Roadrunner was purchased by Warner Music Entertainment. The label is still active today, although their Dutch offices have closed and most of their artists have signed to other labels.(1999-)Logo: Just the Roadrunner logo fading in and out on a black background.Variant: From 2005 to 2006, the number 25 was added into the logo, as the label celebrated their 25 years in 2005.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on most video releases from the company.Editor's Note: None.
Roadshow-Lorimar Home Video (Australia)

Editions by V of Doom Note: Before this logo was created, Roadshow-Lorimar releases just used the standard '70s Lorimar TV logo (a.k.a., the "Line of Doom").(Mid-Late 1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/ce536b581bfab990864c83325449369841e6c668" width="361"></iframe>NOTE: Skip to 4:10 in the video for this logo.Logo: On a black background, we see the beginning animation of it's American counterpart, except this time it forms the words "ROADSHOW-LORIMAR-HOME VIDEO", with "ROADSHOW-" in yellow, "LORIMAR-" (in its standard font) in red, and "HOME VIDEO" in blue. Then the Roadshow logo fades in with a "rippling" effect in yellow.FX/SFX: The (recycled) beginning from the 2nd Lorimar Home Video logo. Plus the jarring and somewhat cheap appearance of the "V"Music/Sounds: A deep synth note (not unlike that for the Lorimar HV logo in America) combined with a whooshing sound, then when the "V" appears, a deep synth chime (which is actually a preset on the Yamaha DX7 known as "TUB BELLS").Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on children's videos, special interest films, and family films from the company.Editor's Note: None.
Roadshow Home Video/Entertainment Warning Screen

As of 2013, no warning screens or bumpers will be edited on here anymore. Head on over to <a class="external" href="http://companybumpers.wikifoundry.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the new, separate wiki</a> please. 1st Warning (1982-1983) Warning: On a pink background, we see "WARNING" in red. Australian warning text scrolls up, in white. The phrases "FOR PRIVATE HOME USE ONLY" and "IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED" are in a bolder font and in red. FX/SFX: The scrolling of the warning text. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Seen on Roadshow Home Video releases of the period, including The Fifth Musketeer, Mad Max, and Gallipoli. Scare Factor: Low, due to the jarring cut from black (which may hurt your eyes if you aren't used to it). 2nd Warning (1983-1986) Warning: On a yellow background, we see "WARNING" in red. Different Australian warning text scrolls up, in white. The text is then capped off with the big words, "STRICTLY PROHIBITED", in the same size, color, and font as "WARNING". Variation: On Lorimar releases, the background is black, and "WARNING"/"STRICTLY PROHIBITED" is yellow. FX/SFX: The scrolling of the warning text. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Seen on Roadshow Home Video releases of the period, including First Blood, Heatwave, and The Terminator. Scare Factor: Low, due to the jarring cut from black (which may hurt your eyes if you aren't used to it). The black background variant is a little easier on the eyes.3rd Warning(1986-1988)Warning: On a black background, we see a rounded rectangle, resembling a TV monitor. The copyright notice appears within, rephrased to reflect the then-new NPCAA (New Penalties Copyright Amendment Act). The word WARNING is placed at the top, in red.FX/SFX: NoneVariants: There exists a pink version with the WARNING text in blue.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon, as it was used for a short period of time.Scare Factor: None.
Roadshow Interactive (Australia)

Background: Roadshow Interactive was a brand of Australian movie studio Roadshow Entertainment, started sometime in the mid-1990s. They mostly have distributed digital media across the country.(1996-1999)Logo: We see the Roadshow "V" triangle on the left side and the name in the usual font, and the text "ROADSHOW INTERACTIVE" is on the right of the logo. Above the text is the text "Proudly Distributed By"FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Hard to find, but can be seen on Australian game releases in the late 90s like R/C Stunt Copter, KKND 2: Krossfire, Heart of Darkness, and Blinky Bill's Ghost Cave. It was also seen on the Australian game cases of Arthur's Birthday and Arthur's Teacher Trouble (both released by Living Books), but it never appeared on the games themselves.
Roadside Attractions

Logo descriptions by kidinbed, Thisisanswer, and EnormousRatLogo captures by EnormousRatVideo captures courtesy of HallofLogos and RoadsideFlix1st Logo(May 7, 2004-January 27, 2012) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/164c7ab86e925bc7a8ff219b341bb645774f8d4d" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="219" wmode="transparent"/> Nickname: "The Roadside Attraction Sign"Logo: We see a windy purple night sky and a faint view of a fair sign that has two stage lights illuminating it. This turns out to be a reflection on a white 50s-style car, and the car's headlights are on. We then turn to the sign, which ends up being the Roadside Attractions logo. On the logo, the letters "R", "O", "A", "D", "S", "I", "D", and "E" are in red on white pieces of cloth in a handwritten font, and the "Attractions" part of the logo is a yellow spiral arrow with "Attractions" written in a retro blue font. The stage lights turn off, and the logo fades out.Variant:On the teaser trailer of Branded, the logo is short and in black and white.On What the #$*! Do We Know!?, the logo has darker colors.FX/SFX: The camera turning towards the logo.Music/Sounds: A brief reverse violin loop followed by a calm country tune. Sometimes, it's silent.Availability: Uncommon. It appears on some relatively well-known independent films, such as I.O.U.S.A. and the 2005 version of Lassie. It first appeared on Super Size Me and was last seen on Albert Nobbs.Editor’s Note: Although this logo has very good CGI for 2004, it’s a bit outdated now.2nd Logo(March 7, 2012-) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d76e9f3949849f55d7ec11959c5d60d267dc2a96" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="213" wmode="transparent"/> Nickname: "The Roadside Attraction Sign II"Logo: We see a blurred view of a city through the window of a moving bus at nighttime. Then we move forward on a road, with the city still ahead and a roadsign standing in the distance, illuminated by four searchlights below it and four on the ground. Though it has the same design as before, it is now red and more elaborate. We move toward the sign, slowly panning around it, while the searchlights move back and forth.Trivia: This logo was done by Los Angeles-based Stampede Post Productions.Variant: On some films, the logo is shortened to its last few seconds.FX/SFX: The camera turning towards the logo and the searchlights moving.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare. Sometimes the opening theme of the movie is used.Availability: First appeared on the trailer for Tonight You're Mine (a.k.a. You Instead) and seen on all films following it. The short version can be seen on Friends with Kids. Editor’s Note: It’s a great successor to the previous logo.
Roaring Mouse Entertainment

Logo description and capture by CuriousGeorge60Editions by EnormousRat and Paperking99 Video captures courtesy of EnormousRatBackground: Roaring Mouse Entertainment was a children's computer game developer that was established in 1994 by David L. Miller to develop children's PC titles for PC. (1994-????) <iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1aec8de7bf682f3015f4c5afe1f2bd0b30dfe3ba" width="275"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Roaring Mouse", "The Computer Mouse/Real Mouse Transformation"Logo: Against the red-gray background, we see a white circle-square shape with a computer mouse in it. Then the computer mouse morphs into the real mouse. Then it roars at us and winks. Then the words, "Roaring Mouse" and "ENTERTAINMENT" in spaced-out letters, appear above and below the logo respectively via the wipe from the middle.FX/SFX: The mouse transforming, the mouse roaring, the text wiping in.Music/Sounds: A warping-like sound as the mouse transforms, a roaring sound as the mouse roars, a chime sound as the mouse winks, and some low synth music as the text appears.Availability: So far, it appeared on All Dogs Go To Heaven Activity Center and Bug Explorers. Also appears on the demos of them as well. It probably also appears on the company's titles through the era as well.Editor's Note: None.
RobTop Games AB (Sweden)

Logo descriptions by RaphaelFelix915Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: RobTop Games AB is a Swedish video game company. Founded by Robert Topala, the company is best known for the Geometry Dash video game series.(August 23, 2013- )Logo: On a blue background with dark blue squares of different sizes, we see the black text "ROBTOP". with a very thick orange outline around it.Variant: A version without squares on the background exists.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability:Seen on Geometry Dash, Geometry Dash Lite, Geometry Dash Meltdown, and Geometry Dash World. The plain blue variant can be found on Boomlings and Boomlings Match-Up.Editor's Note: None.
Rob Lotterstein Productions

(September 11, 2005- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="197" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6c0d70954a93834417f601871d69b598b1c9ffe5" width="328"></iframe>Logo: On an orange background, we see a 2D man in a tuxedo holding an old 50s-style television in his hands. On the TV is the stylized orange text "Rob Lotterstein Productions".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: We only hear a woman excitedly say "Rob, your name's on TV!".Availability: Currently seen on K.C. Undercover on Disney Channel. Originally appeared on The War at Home.Editor's Note: None.
Rob Roy Thomas

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Rob Roy Thomas' production company.(March 1-April 9, 2006)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="184" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/21e360b5acae3d994551ef4a20802214acf0e2f7" width="332"></iframe>Logo: On a road that night, we see a car with headlights turned on. The words appear "ROB ROY" and "THOMAS." Everything flickers a bit.FX/SFX: The words appearing, and the flickering.Music/Sounds: The sound of the car engine with the dog barking.Availability: Seen on Free Ride.Editor's Note: TBA
Rob Thomas Productions

Logo description by Michael Bass and WillWill45Background: Rob Thomas Productions was a television production company founded by Rob Thomas (not to be confused with the singer and frontman of Matchbox Twenty).(September 22, 2004-May 22, 2007)Nicknames: "Three Evil Mice", "Not What You Were Thinking"Logo: On a background where the top half is orange and the bottom half is black, we see three black mice in fetters, walking at the orange half. On the black half of the screen, we see three gray trapezoids that the mice stop at. The following logo overlaps the first two trapezoids when it fades in: Rob Thomas PRODUCTIONS FX/SFX: The mice and their shadows moving to the trapezoids, the logo fading in. Music/Sounds: A 7-note fanfare is heard, and then the mice yell "Hey!" Music/Sound Variant: In the early years, the fanfare is lower-pitched and the mice' voices are different.Availability: Seen on Veronica Mars. Editor's Note: None.
Robert Greenwald Productions

Logo description by Enormous Rat(October 14, 1985-December 11, 2006)Logo: On a black background the logo appears, which looks like purple metallic letters "G" and "R" threaded into each other. Below is the white text: ROBERT GREENWALD------------------------------------P R O D U C T I O N S * I N C.The lines are separated by a purple line, and the radiant ray of same color crosses the logo in the background. FX/SFX: The logo shines. Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on numerous TV-movies.Editor's Note: None.
Robert Wagner Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Maxim Atanasov(1994)Logo: On a white background, we see a wolf with a cub lying down with the words underneath, "ROBERT WAGNER PRODUCTIONS" in the Eurostile Bold font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing movie theme.Availability: Seen on the TV movie, Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is.Editor's Note: TBA