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Laser Beam Entertainment

Background: Laser Beam was a short lived European publishing affiliate of Beam Software, operating from 1991-1994.1st Logo(1991-1994) Logo: We see three laser beams emitting from the light point, when the word "LASER" rises up. The word "BEAM" is posed as a shadow of "LASER". The picture is captured into a rounded rectangle. Variants: There is a more common still version. On Shadowrun, the FASA logo is seen above, and there's no outline. FX/SFX: The words emerging to the top. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Seen on European releases of games for SNES developed by Beam. The animated version is seen on Radical Rex.Editor's Note: None.
Laser Paradise (Germany)

1st Logo(1990's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/235030bfb8254195b634484a0b1faf12ab67fdb4" width="408"></iframe>Logo: We see an asteroid on collision with a set of DVDs. After a long slideshow showing all DVDs, we come to see the earth. After it we see an Island with on top the laser Paradise logo. After it a laser shines on it and destroys the Island. We then cut to seeing the logo in space. FX/SFX: Everything in the logo.Music/Sounds: Synth music.Availability: Seen on LaserDisc and possibly DVD releases from the company.Editor's Note: This logo runs at 2 minutes and 13 seconds, making it one of the longest known home video logos in existence.2nd Logo(2000's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ed1cb6517d503213e7f1d3603395426b49eb1c87" width="408"></iframe>Logo: A CD flies in space to Earth. It then goes over an island into the water and spins fast. After it there is an explosion revealing the Laser Paradise logo.FX/SFX: Everything in the logo.Music/Sounds: Synth music.Availability: Seen on DVD releases from the company.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2000s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/6eb2dcf89fdd480acc161ee5c07930cb180355fd" width="408"></iframe>Logo: We get to enter a gate while thunder strikes. Inside there is a cemetery and a small church. After opening the door. then we enter a gateway while many posters become visible. At the end there is a door that gets opened leaving entrance to a small theater. Then everything fades to black and we get to see the laser Paradise logo, after which there is the text "präsentiert die" becoming visible and at the end blood is flowing through the curtain with the text "Red Edition" appearing.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: Thunder, laughing, opening doors, groaning and a large scream at the end. During the screams we can also hear some maniacal laughter, which is sampled from the Vincent Price section in "Thriller" by Michael Jackson.Availability: Seen on Braindead amongst others. It's a special edition Red DVD.Editor's Note: None.
Laser Video (Germany)

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture and video courtesy of DarkyderSammler1st (possibly only) Logo(1980s) Logo: On a black background, we see the words "LASER" in an ugly purple connected futuristic font. Several shadows of the logo rise up from the bottom and stop at the middle. The logo and shadows turn orangish-yellow and the shadows stretch out to the top of the screen and disappear. The logo then turns to the left in a very choppy manner and zooms out with a trailing effect. We then fade to a shot of a satellite dish panning upward. The Laser logo, now in magenta, zooms forth and "dissolves". We then fade to a shot of the Earth in space with the logo zooming out. The screen cuts to black and the Laser logo turns orangish-yellow again and zooms forth again in a choppy manner. More shadows of the logo stretch to the bottom of the screen and disappear. "VIDEO", in an ugly dark blue font, appears below. FX/SFX: The shadows (via video feedback), live-action footage, and zooming.Music/Sounds: A futuristic techno tune that sounds like Space's "Just Blue" (as heard in the Original Video logo).Availability: Rare; seen on German PAL VHSs of the period. Check ebay.de!Editor's Note: None.
Laser Vision (Bangladesh)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmegaNot to be confused with the Laserdisc trademark called LaserVision, although this company stole both its name and logo.(2000s)CAUTION: Do not call the phone number listed on this video, as it is not in service.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7bd7301971a23c1561caa1f9056deb19373b38cd" width="331"></iframe>Logo: A flash illuminates a broken black cube grid. The grid then clears up and reveals a multicolored spotlight background with watery surface below, and the planet Earth on the center. We see four cyan rectangles showing the LaserVision "L" logomark with the text "Laser Vision" seen below, all in white, while they move diagonally and leave a copy of the same logos. Two of the remaining logos then fade out, like a trail. The Laser Vision logo rectangle from the bottom-right then moves forward to the screen and grows, as the screen ripples continuously until we fade into the company info on a black background. We see a cyan rectangle with the text "HEAD OFFICE" at the front, the ubication of the company, and the telephone number. The same company info screen then zooms from the top-right, with the rectangle showing a darker blue shade. The logo then goes out with a spinning wheel transition that leaves blue trails.FX/SFX: The transitions, the logos zooming in and leaving copies, the rippling.Music/Sounds: A relaxing synth ambient soundtrack with some tribal influences. This is actually the beginning of the Robert Miles song 'In My Dreams', viewable <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAclInTitWU" target="_self">here</a>.Availability: Extremely rare. Laser Vision home video releases were distributed on marketplaces on Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, and they may have come on VCD or DVD releases. It is really rare to find on non-South Indian shopping sites, so look very far to find this.Editor's Note: None.
Latinoamerica Films & Video

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="315" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/87219a4395184b6027066e0439e5fe3a27a1abad" width="420"></iframe>Logo: On a starry background, we see a model of Earth showing the Americas, with the sea being based off two-dimensional wireframes and the lands represented by a shiny yellow color. It zooms out and rotates to the left. A red circular border with the white text "LATINOAMERICA FILMS & VIDEO" and a star appears zooming out and spinning, while the globe moves to the top-right border of the circle. A black filmstrip "L" also zooms out. The circle border stops spinning and fills inside with a yellow color to lighten up the L and make the finished logo.FX/SFX: The zooming out and rotations, all done in CGI.Music/Sounds: A held violin note, with a synth warble as the globe spins. A 7-note bell ascending in key when the L appears.Availability: Very rare. It has been known that this US distributor has mostly made VHS tapes of Latin American movies, especially those made in Argentina, to distribute in the South American market.Editor's Note:None.
Laurel Canyon Productions

Logo description and capture by edunk5(1990s)Logo: On a mauve gradient background, a thick purple marbled line moves out from the top left and a thin line in the same color moves out from the bottom right. "LAUREL" flies out to the middle with "CANYON" below and "PRODUCTIONS" underneath. The lines then stop where the text is. The former word stops on the top line, the latter word stops on the bottom line and the middle word stops between.FX/SFX: The lines moving from opposite sides of the screen and the text zooming from the middle.Music/Sounds: A synthesized orchestral tune.Availability: Extinct. It was seen on NBC Sports programs at the time.Editor's Note:The loudness of the fanfare could unnerve some.
Laurel Entertainment

Logo description by Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Shadeed A. Kelly, Eric S., and V of DoomEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, Eric S., and V of DoomBackground: Laurel Entertainment, Inc. (formerly "The Laurel Group") was formed in 1977 by George A. Romero and Richard P. Rubinstein when they originally produced low-budget sci-fi and thriller movies. Laurel Entertainment later entered television production in 1983 with the series Tales from the Darkside. Romero left the partnership in 1985 and Rubinstein continued running the company. In 1988, Rubinstein merged Laurel Entertainment with Aaron Spelling Productions and became part of "Spelling, Inc.". Laurel Entertainment was folded into Spelling Television in 1995. The television library is currently held by CBS Corporation through CBS Television Distribution and Spelling Television, Inc. However, the films produced by Laurel are owned by other companies: Martin (1977 movie), Day of the Dead (1985 movie), and Creepshow 2 are controlled by Anchor Bay Entertainment/Starz Distribution and Creepshow is owned by Warner Bros. Pictures.(October 29, 1983-May 15, 1995) Logo: Superimposed in the credits, we see the text: A LAUREL PRODUCTION with "LAUREL" in a big font and a copyright stamp below.Byline: From 1991-1995, the byline "A Unit of SPELLING ENTERTAINMENT, INC." is seen below.FX/SFX: None. On the movies w/o the byline and on television with the byline is just a simple fade-in and fade-out.Music/Sounds: Just the finishing of any end title theme. For the beginning of the movies, it's the music's intro and the end of the films, it's the music's outro.Availability: Common. Currently seen on Tales of the Darkside on Syfy and Chiller and Monsters on Chiller both w/o the Spelling byline. Also seen on the complete first season of Tales of the Darkside on CBS DVD. The version with the byline is uncommon and it appeared on the TV movie The Vernon Johns Story and the three mini-series by Stephen King: The Stand, Golden Years, and The Langoliers. The latter three titles with the Spelling byline were aired on Syfy and Chiller.Editor's Note: None.
Laurelwood Entertainment

(April 16, 2001-June 29, 2007)<iframe frameborder="0" height="243" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/08aba5503a3ad3f4a3e57695b76d4c4a79acbdd8" width="321"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see four trees popping in (with circles on them instead). The text "Laurelwood Entertainment" in a serif font appears below the trees.FX/SFX: Simple animation.Music/Sounds: 4 popping noises when the trees appear, and a twinkling sound when the text appears, along with birds chirping in the background. This music version is extinct due to the compressed credits. Otherwise, network promos play over it.Availability: Last seen on the 2002-2007 revival of Lingo and early episodes of the American Weakest Link on GSN, but due to the network's usage of credits pushback, it was never seen the same way ever again since that process began. It used to be in fullscreen before GSN began the process of credit crunching.Editor's Note: None.
Lauren Lake Limitless Entertainment

Logo descriptions by GeorgeTrev22Logo captures byGeorgeTrev22Background: Lauren Lake Limitless Entertainment is the production company of Lauren Lake. It produces Lauren Lake's Paternity Court.1st Logo(2018-present)Logo: Against a dark floral background, Lauren Lake's name fades in partway before the word Limitless (with the L extending out to the right of the screen)writes itself out in cursive. After Lake's name fully fades in, the word ENTERTAINMENT slides in from the right of the screen.FX/SFX: Lauren Lake's name fading in, "Limitless" writing itself out, and "Entertainment" sliding in from the right of the screen.Music/Sounds: A 7-note guitar composition with a woman harmonizing, followed by the voice of a little child saying Lake's name.Availability: Common. Seen at the end of episodes of Lauren Lake's Paternity Court from 2018 to today.Editor's Note:None.
Lawton Entertainment

Logo description and capture by edunk5 Background: Lawton Entertainment was founded by J.F. Lawton to produce his show V.I.P.(September 26, 1998-May 18, 2002)Nickname: "Letters of Steel" Logo: On a black background, the letters "L", "A", "W", "T", "O", and "N" in steel fly one by one onto the middle of the screen to form "LAWTON". Then "ENTERTAINMENT" also in steel does the same, flying onto underneath. After that, the logo shines across. "In Association With" fades in below.FX/SFX: The letters flying by and then shining once it is complete.Music/Sounds: A single trumpet note, a drum roll, the sound of the letters zooming, and finishes off with a military-esque jingle.Availability: Only seen on V.I.P.Editor's Note:The trumpet will probably make some people jump while the zooming sound may catch some others off guard.
LazyTown Entertainment (Iceland)

Logo descriptions by TrickyMario7654Logo capture by BenIsRandomEditions by BenIsRandom and vhslogos(August 15, 2004-October 15, 2007, March 13, 2013-October 13, 2014)Nickname: "In-credit LazyTown Entertainment Logo"Logo: Just the LazyTown logo in white. The logo is the 2 wavy arc-like shapes with stacked "LAZYTOWN" in fat font. The "TM" mark is seen.Variant: On later episodes, the logo has its original colors, which is blue and orange-gradient.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Just the closing theme to LazyTown.Availability: Seen on LazyTown.Scare Factor: None. This is a favorite among LazyTown fans.
Lazy Man Productions

Logo descriptions by Roz1497Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of LogicSmash(June 5, 2018-) <iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/1fbca5b1ef02a499aecc3396126dccbfe10b1f53" width="358"></iframe>Nicknames: "Apt Company Name", "Made in Flash in a Few Minutes", "This Isn't a Fake Logo?"Logo: On a white background, we see two stickmen staring, and pointing at a sleeping stickman laying down, snoring, as three "Z's" come out of his mouth. The text "Lazy Man" in a bubble font of many colors, and "Productions" in a Italic Arial font are above the stickmen.FX/SFX: The "Z's" and the sleeping stickman's mouth.Music/Sounds: A snoring noise.Availability: Seen on season 3 of Teachers (2016 series).Editor's Note: None, it's a clean logo, and more hilariously cheap than anything (but that's probably intentional, given the company name).
Le11er Eleven

Logo descriptions by TailsPrower98Editions by KPLN(March 1-May 24, 2012)Logo: On a black background, an "11" in red flashes in a couple of times before brightening itself fully. That's when the white text "LE ER ELEVEN" appears (with the "11" acting as the two "T"s in "LE ER".).FX/SFX: The "11" flashing in. The text appearing.Music/Sounds: A sound resembling a speakerphone cutting on, then a "thud" when the text appears.Availability: Seen on the ultra short-lived drama series,Awake.Editor's Note: None.
Le Caillou

Background: Le Caillou is a French studio founded in 2006.NOTE: Its name is French for "The Stone" and has no connection with the TV show Caillou.(2006- ) Logo: In a rectangular outline, there is a hand-drawn box with a yellow vortex and the stone inside. The upper part of the rectangle is occupied by blue bar with word "studio", and in the bottom there is also a blue bar with hand-drawn words "Le Caillou". FX/SFX: None.Variant: On Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis, "developed by" is absent.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be found on Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis and MTV Fan Attack, both for Nintendo DS .Editor's Note: None.Eul Caillasse StudioThis appears to be an internal division of Le Caillou or just the brand name, so it needs more information. (2006)Logo: We see a hand-drawn words "eul Caillasse" on the white background, and "Studio" below them to the right. Left to the word "Studio" there is a (also hand-drawn) box with a stone inside. Trivia: The name shown means "Stony Road".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: It appears on Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis (for Nintendo DS) besides the Le Caillou logo.Editor's Note: None.
Le Monde Entertainment (Canada)

Logo capture by Eric S.Background: Le Monde was a division of Alliance Atlantis for international sales of genre films.1st Logo(1993-1994)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Very rare. Can be found on Soft Deceit and the trailer for Operation Golden Phoenix.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1995-2001)<iframe frameborder="0" height="193" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/aede61ab85dbb6e30388bbf4c3f003a79d050d6b" width="265"></iframe><iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="192" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d0f23dc164d21304cd62d8ffb28a2cbd332a9ea0" width="275"></iframe>Nickname: "The Purple L"Logo: TBAVariant: A short variant of the logo exists, as seen on trailers.From 1999, the byline changes to "An Alliance Atlantis Company"FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: A whoosh, followed by a light synth chord, then a louder whoosh that culminates with a darker synth chord.Availability: Can be found on Expect No Mercy and Black Mask, among others. The full version was also seen on the trailer for The Boys Club, which can be found on the British VHS release of Freeway from High Fliers, and was also on a Movies4Men print of Operation Golden Phoenix.Editor's Note: None.
Le Sabre

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Logo Archive(January 2–November 13, 1994)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8ac98312dc7edfb79cf7c4569fb22ba689306b17" width="331"></iframe>Logo: On a white/black gradient background, we see the red brushed words "LA SABRE."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on the 1990s series The Mighty Jungle.Editor's Note: None.
Lea Productions (Philippines)

Logo descriptions by CD20SupernessLogo captures by CD20SupernessBackground:TBA!1st logo(1976-1986)Nicknames: Another Dun dun dun logoLogo:TBAFX/SFX: None.Cheesy Factor: The quality of the movie screams more 50's than 70's and 80's. Also the projector text is very unreadable and some letters here are almost unreadable which may be due to the film's deterioration.Avalability: Rare.Music/sounds: A 3 note trumpet fanfare. Sometimes, it's a 16 note fanfare.Scare Factor: None to Medium.2nd logo(1986-1993)Logo:TBAFX/SFX: All.Closing variant: TBACheesy Factor: The CGI text animation is very choppy and has primitive effects, and its a very long logo. Counting 36 seconds.Avalability: Rare.Scare Factor: None to Low.
Leaders Home Video (South Korea)

(Late 1990s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/30cd8ea0c3351c03c7f6fce6c061a79fbde36d69" width="364"></iframe>Logo: The screen splits open to reveal the inside of a machine. There are some gears and a fast, rotating ball with circles on appears, with the blue words "LEADERS ENTERTAINMENT" on the bottom of the screen. Then, "영상 문회의 선두주자"is typed in below, which both later disappear. Then, a yellow badge with the "L" inside appears via a turn on effect, with the words "Leaders Home video." on a filmstrip. The logo then flips away.FX/SFX: Everything in the logo.Music/Sounds: A hydraulic whirring noise when the "door" opens, followed by typing sounds when the words appear on screen, a "Zing!" when the badge appears, and a spacy synth drone when it flips away.Availability: Extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.
LeapFrog Enterprises

1st Logo(2003-2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/48bda589e84fd9237fd434759bf3f22ab567db28" width="266"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/460f683526b98a02652bfb33fc315f73ee8efaf2" width="266"></iframe>Nicknames: "Leapfrog Circle"Logo: On a mint gradient with the white circle with green outline, we see the frog come in while the "Learn Something New Everyday" byline fades in before the frog jumps onto the box in the circle and then the outline shines.FX/SFX: The frog jumping into the circle, the logo shining.Music/Sounds: It varies:At the end of LeapFrog trailers at the time, we hear the theme of the trailer and a male announcer say "[movie title]! From LeapFrog. Learn something new every day."At the beginning of LeapFrog videos, it's silent.At the end of LeapFrog videos, we hear a woman say the tagline from the trailer variant.Availability: Seen on LeapFrog edutainment videos from the time. Also seen at the end of LeapFrog commercials as well.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2005-2007)Nicknames: "Leapfrog Circle II"3rd Logo(2008-)Nicknames: "Leapfrog Circle III", "Leaping Circle"Logo:We see a circle leap with the leapfrog logo in it. Then it bounces, and leaps away.Variants:Same LeapFrog logo, but it zooms in, then a lot of icons appear on a green background. Then it zooms in and back out. This appears on Scout and Friends DVDs.Another one with the Leapfrog logo appears on a green background, and it goes left, revealing the text "Pure Learning Fun".FX/SFX: The leaping, etc.Music/Sounds: Boinging noises, and either the LeapFrog Jingle, or a happy little theme.Availability: Common.Editor's Note: None.
LeapFrog Leapster

Logo descriptions by GoAnimateFan199Pro, and ScottonCLGPhoto captures by Christian Adams1st Logo(October 2003-2009 [final game] 2014 [end of production])The original variant can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/ljyXsOGRJxA?t=7s" target="_self">here</a>, the original variant with the recomposed theme can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/ZcqoW716-W0?t=3s" target="_self">here</a>, and the Leapster TV variant can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/RNhqDvKJ3ko?t=8s" target="_self">here</a>.Logo:Original Variant: On a white background, we see a set of blue abstract squares forming and eventually filling the screen. Then we see a split second of the text "LEAPSTER" (in blue). We then cut back to the white background and see the text zoom in towards the screen. As of 2006, a copyright notice appears.Leapster TV Variant: We see multiple letters flying around the screen which form "LEAPSTER". Then, a blue rectangle enters the screen. Inside the rectangle is blue "static", resembling TV static. A blue cord slides up and pops itself into the rectangle, causing the static to transform into the word "TV". The rectangle then implodes and the same word "pops" in.FX/SFX:Original Variant: The squares forming, the text zooming in.Leapster TV Variant: The letters flying around, the static, the cord, the "pop".Music/Sounds:Original Variant: A rising synth note, then a warbling melody. This was extended and rearranged in 2005.Leapster TV Variant: A happy-mood tune, and a pop when "TV" appears.Availability: The original variant can be found on the original Leapster consoles when you turn on the console, also seen when you turn on a Leapster TV with Cars cartridge inserted to the slot, The Leapster TV variant was seen when you turn on a Leapster TV console.2nd Logo(2008-2019)Can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/i4ZHNyCUxoA?t=20s" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: On a white background, we see a green "2" bounce to the middle right from the top right of the screen. A blue cord plugs itself in the open space on the "2". We zoom out. As that happens the cord fades out. "Leapster", in blue, fades in.FX/SFX: The "2" bouncing, the cord plugging itself in, the zooming and fading.Music/Sounds: A 3-note high-pitched theme. May remind some of the Lorimar logo.Availability: Seen on original and special edition Leapster2 consoles.____________________________________________________Copyright Notice:2006-2007: (C) LeapFrog Enterprises