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Print Logos - VPRO

1st logo(1951-1961)Logo: A target with rectangles. Under the target is the word "VPRO" arranged like this:VPRO2nd logo(1971-1981)Logo: The text "Vpro" with several of the letters having extensions made on them.3rd logo(1981-2010)Logo: A blue triangle with "VPRO" in white with blue borders in front of the logo.4th logo(2010-)Logo: Similar to the previous, but the logo now has 2 triangles and the text in lowercase and in a new font.
Print Logos - Viacom

1st Print Logo(1971-1976)Logo: We see the word "ViACOM" in its "Peignot" font.2nd Print Logo(1976-1990)Logo: We see "Viacom" under the stylized V (a.k.a. "V of Doom").3rd Print Logo(1990-2006)Logo: We see the word "VIACOM" in its "Wigga-Wigga" font.4th Print Logo(2006-2019)Logo: We see the word "VIaCOM" in its newer font.
Print Logos - Walt Disney Classics

1st Print Logo(1984-1994)Logo: We see a black shining diamond containing "THE CLASSICS" and underneath is the "WALT DISNEY HOME VIDEO" logo in red.2nd (International) Print Logo(1991-1996)Logo: We see the yellow words "WALT DiSNEY" in its signature font and has the shadow effect. Below it is "CLASSICS" in a metallic orange serif font, also with the shadow effect.Note: Seen on all Walt Disney Classics UK VHS covers.3rd (International) Print Logo(1996-2001)Logo: We see "WALT DiSNEY" in orange, and below it is a gold banner containing "CLASSICS".Notes: Starting in late 1999 and early 2000, "WALT DiSNEY" is more golden, bevelled and bigger, and the "CLASSICS" banner is dimmer.Depending in which country, the word "CLASSICS" will translate.4th (International) Print Logo(2001-2008)Logo: We see "WALT DiSNEY" in yellowish-gold and has the glowing abstract star and arch from the 2001 Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo. Underneath them is "CLASSICS".Notes:The star and the arch is seen without the glow.For the original classics, the words will be "WALT DiSNEY'S CLASSIC".Sometimes, "CLASSICS" will be removed and just have "WALT DiSNEY" with the star and the arch.
Print Logos - Walt Disney Pictures

1st Logo(1985-2006)Logo: We see the segmented style Cinderella/Sleeping Beauty Castle with an arc over it. The words "WALT DiSNEY" (in its signature font) Pictures" are seen underneath it.Variant: Sometimes only "DiSNEY" is in the logo.2nd Logo(2006-)Logo: We see a box containing the print version of the Disney castle from the movie logo, but with a star on the right with the trail. The words "WALT DiSNEY (in its newer signature font) PICTURES" are seen underneath.Notes: Starting in 2011, the words are replaced with "Disney", also, a slightly altered version of this logo is used for Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Print Logos - Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment

1st Print Logo(1978-1984)TBA2nd Print Logo(1978-1979)Logo: We a TV with Mickey Mouse and a MCA DiscoVision player. The words (C) (YEAR) Walt Disney Productions on the disc player. below they are the words Walt Disney presents below. This logo wad only used in MCA DiscoVision releases.3rd Print Logo(1981-1986)Logo: We see Sorcerer Mickey from Fantasia and "WALT DiSNEY" in its signature font and "HOME VIDEO" below.Note: For tapes released from 1981-1984, the font used is Handel Gothic. The 1984 version has a custom Helvetica font.4th Print Logo(1984-2001)Logo: We see the logo without Sorcerer Mickey and DISNEY is not below.5th Print Logo(1986-2001, 2006)Logo: An updated version of the 3rd print logo, with stripes on "HOME VIDEO", and the font on it is Helvetica Light.6th Print Logo(2001-2008)Logo: We see "WALT DiSNEY" in its signature font above the arch with the abstract star, and below it is "HOME ENTERTAINMENT".7th Print Logo(2006-)Logo: Same as the current Walt Disney Pictures print logo, except it reads "WALT DiSNEY STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINMENT"Notes: Sometimes, the castle can be in full colour (which is a still from the current Walt Disney Pictures logo).Starting in 2011, only "DiSNEY" is seen underneath the castle.
Print Logos - Warner Bros. Family Entertainment

1st Print Logo(1989-1993)Logo: A black WB shield without the banner and with Bugs Bunny on top eating his carrot.2nd Print Logo(1993-2009)Logo: Bugs Bunny, holding his carrot is leaning against the WB Shield's banner reading "FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT".Notes:Bugs Bunny and the shield itself can be in full colour.The shield can be seen without Bugs Bunny.Occasionally, Bugs Bunny can lean on the shield.Bugs Bunny can be placed on the right side of the shield.Sometimes, the shield can be seen without the banner.The company name, byline, and the copyright stamp can be seen next to the logo.For Warner Bros.' 75th anniversary, The logo is placed in a box with a transparent border. The shield is redrawn just like the movie logo. The words "75 YEARS" and "ENTERTAINING THE WORLD" is placed in between.3rd Logo(1996-2004)Logo: The WB Shield is opened with Bugs Bunny leaning out with his carrot.Note: It can be seen with the company name. This logo was used on Warner Bros. Family Entertainment releases on VHS and DVD.
Print Logos - Warner Bros. Pictures

1st Print logo(1923-1929)Logo: Just the words "WARNER BROS." with the bottom of the text squeezed into an arch and the words "Classics of the Screen" are seen inside..2nd Print Logo(1923-1929)Logo: The shield with the very detailed drawing of a Warner studio and below is an stylized "W-B"..3rd Print Logo(1929-1935)Logo: Just the stylized flag from the film logo only with "VITAPHONE" in red..4th Print Logo(1929-1935)Logo: The stylized shield containing "WB" inside and the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC." above in an arch..5th Print Logo(1935-September 1939)Logo: The stylized shield with "W-B" inside..6th Print Logo(September 1939-1948)Logo: The stylized shield with "WB" inside and the banner with "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC." on top..7th Print Logo(1948-1952)Logo: A white and blue abstract shield with the initials "WB" inside..8th Print Logo(1953-1967, October 2, 1987-)Logo: A redrawn shield outline with the redrawn "WB" inside.Notes: From 1962 to 1967, it has the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES INC." in an arch above it.The shield can sometimes be inverted.The shield at one point was used in from Early-Mid 2000's with a USA flag as the background.Starting in 1985, The words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" or "WARNER BROS." can be seen next to it with the byline and the copyright stamp.Sometimes, it would be bylineness.It can be used in tandem with the 13th print logo.On trailer 1 of Dunkirk, the shield has a dark blue/light blue/white gradient..9th Print Logo(1967-1970)Logo: The Stylized shield with the combined "W" and "7" inside..10th Print Logo(1969-1972)Logo: Just the Red Kinney Shield from the movie logo except there is "WARNER BROS." inside the rectangle instead of the byline of the time..11th Print Logo(1972, 1984-2001)Logo: An black outline of the shield with the initials "WB" inside in style of the movie logo..12th Print Logo(1972-1984)Logo: An black rounded box with the \\' inside.Note: The box can be coloured blue, like the Warner Home Video at the time.Trivia: This is still used as a logo today for other Warner properties (mainly the now-unrelated Warner Music Group), and the stylized typeface was used for WB's home video division from 1977 to 1997..13th Print logo(1993-)Logo: Same as before, but the shield is fatter and it has the banner with it reading "WARNER BROS. PICTURES".Notes:From 2001 to 2003, the AOL Time Warner byline is used.From 2003 onwards, the copyright stamp is used. The TimeWarner byline can sometimes be used.In 1998, for the company's 75th Anniversary, The shield is placed on a box with the border inside and "75 YEARS" on top and "ENTERTAINING THE WORLD" below.It can be used in tandem with the 8th print logo.
Print Logos - Warner Home Video

1st Print Logo(1978-1985)Logo: We see the \\' symbol and "WARNER HOME VIDEO" is seen either bottom or left of the symbol.2nd Print Logo(1985-1997)Logo: We see "WARNER HOME VIDEO" underneath the "WB" shield.3rd Print Logo(1996-2017)Logo: We see the colorized "WB" shield with "WARNER HOME VIDEO" on the banner.Note: The logo can be redrawn in an abstract style.
Prism Leisure Corporation (UK)

Editions by V of DoomBackground: Prism Leisure Corporation was a distribution company that focused on music, DVDs, VHS tapes, and even video and board games. Formed in 1980, the company went into administration in 2007 and was sold to FremantleMedia in 2010.1st Logo(Early 1980s-Late 1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/92958d6499964ad45a97db4bf0fc51714ea097b0" width="244"></iframe>Logo: We fade on a textured blue cel-shaded floor. Then, a white triangle slides in as the camera shifts from an overhead view to a standing view, as yellow, orange (or yellow; it's really hard to tell with the poor quality), red and green trapezoids fly one-by-one each next to the triangle, forming a prism. The logo sits for a view moments before the text "PRISM LEISURE VIDEO", stacked and flashing colors, spins onto the screen.FX/SFX: Cel-shaded animation.Music/Sounds: A trumpet fanfare combined with humming synths, which may be taken from a stock music library.Availability: Seen on Prism Leisure tapes from the time.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Late 1990s-2003)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5b618cc071304dc7f62a1644d1712bcb2532c70a" width="368"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a crystal "I" spins around as it flashes the colors of the rainbow. Then, "PR" and "SM", also crystallized, slide in next to "I", forming "PRISM". "LEISURE" fades in underneath in a different font.FX/SFX: The "I" spinning, and the other letters appearing. The animation is much better than the previous logo.Music/Sounds: An ascending synth noise combined with sparkles, ending in a calm piano theme.Availability: Seen on releases from the time.Editor's Note: The animation is much better than the previous logo and the piano theme is relaxing, but it can scare some due to its darkness and loud synths (although the sparkles does provide feelings of tranquility).3rd Logo(2003-2010)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8ecf4775778462a6bf2caa75c258f2e6343b881c" width="247"></iframe>Nickname: "The Exploding Prism" Logo: On a space background, an explosion that brings forth a spinning prism occurs. The letters of "PRISM", in shiny silver, fly out one-by-one as "LEISURE", also curved and in silver, zooms out underneath "PRISM". A spark then draws a rainbow around the prism that is cut off by the text. The words "CORPORATION, PLC." shoot out at the bottom of the logo, and the prism stops spinning at this point.FX/SFX: The explosion, the words appearing, and the spinning of the prism.Music/Sounds: A droning synth is heard throughout the logo. A sustained boom sound is heard at the prism's grand appearance, whooshes and whirs are heard as the words appear, and sparkling is heard as the rainbow is drawn. Availability: Seen on DVD and VHS releases from the company during the time.Editor's Note: None.
Pro-Kids Productions, Inc.

Background: Pro-Kids Productions, Inc. is a Nashville, Tennessee-based production company formed in 1986 by two Trevecca University graduates, Greg Page and Steven Pennington, and known for producing video and television productions for kids (hence the name Pro-Kids), mostly for religious TV networks. Their most famous productions are The Pro-Kids Show and The Trollies sing-along videos. Today, Pro-Kids is more commonly known as PK Pictures (as Greg Page has founded it in 1983 under this name). The taping facilities used by Pro-Kids for The Trollies, on its side, is today called NuMynd Studios. Both operate in the building where Pro-Kids operated.(1988-1997)Nicknames: "The Smiling Eyeless Kid", "We Communicate with Kids"Logo: On a blue background, we see black oval with on the left the company name aligned like this:Pro-KidsProductions, Inc.The words Pro-Kids is in blue in a strange font, while Productions, Inc. is in a Century Gothic font. Then, next to the name, an eyeless kid with a white and red cap with the words PK on it, as well as red-and-white shirt and shoes, is seen standing, proud.At the bottom, the words "We Communicate with Kids" appear by merging. Cheesy Factor: The smiling eyeless kids, the words merging.Music/Sounds: Mainly the ending theme of any videotape produced by Pro-Kids.Availability: This logo is an easy find on The Pro-Kids Show videotapes, as well as all three The Trollies sing-along videotapes (like Radio Sing-Along, The All-New Musical Adventure and Christmas Sing-Along, for example). It is also seen at the end of religious children's television shows seen at the time, like Opryland Kids Club.Scare Factor: None.
ProSieben Home Entertainment (Germany)

(1990's-2000's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5f36157f8e0923a5230308cb84638df32509136f" width="368"></iframe>Logo: On a blue/black gradient background, a grey frame zooms out and flips, revealing the ProSieben logo on the other side (a red bar with a quarter of a circle below it, forming the shape of a 7). The logo then settles in the bottom right corner before the frame shrinks and the logo fades out. However, at the top of the screen, the ProSieben logo then appears at the top of the screen, with "ProSieben Home Entertainment" on the right of it stacked. The entire logo has a white glow to it. Below, "prasentiert" appears.Variants:On some releases, like the German release of A Close Shave, the background is blue, which gains an embossed version of the box art.Sometimes, a filmstrip-styled warning will form below it.FX/SFX: The animation.Music/Sounds: A whoosh followed by a choir. The 2nd variant has a trumpet fanfare.Availability: Rare. Seen on several titles from the time.Editor's Note: None.
Probe Video

Logo description by: MariluHennerArtist45NOTE: This company has no connection whatsoever with video game distributor Probe Entertainment, Ltd. Background unknown.(1980's)Logo: On a robin-egg blue background, we see a white/navy blue/gray-striped TV tube surrounded by a brown border. Inside the tube are the words "PROBE VIDEO" (with "VIDEO" larger than "probe" and sticking out out of the right-hand side of the tube) both in brown and white and "presents" is seen below the "O" in "VIDEO" in brown. The three words all have their own typeface: Clarendon for "PROBE", Cooper Black for "VIDEO" and Blippo Black for "presents." Later, the logo disappears and is replaced with the words "A PROBE DOUBLE FEATURE!" in brown.FX/SFX: Just the change.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Possibly on public domain tapes.Editor's Note: TBA
Producciones Hollywood (Colombia)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="248" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/610cdb52e2651db69bd629123fdbeccd75986877" width="330"></iframe>Nicknames: "Colombian 20th Century Tower", "Colombian Hollywood"Logo: At night, with blue 5-pointed stars and the crescent moon, we see a 20th Century Fox-style tower with the stacked words "PRODUCCIONES HOLLYWOOD". The tower is seen from two sides in which the parts of the words "PRODUC" and "HOLLY" are seen from the left/front and "CIONES" and "WOOD" are on the right. 6 searchlights are seen around the logo.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A space-like synthesized theme, which is actually a snippet of "Equinoxe 4" by Jean-Michel Jarre.Availability: Seen on 80's tapes from Colombia including one of Los duros visten de negro (Good Guys Wear Black).Editor's Note: None.
Producciones Mier y Brooks (Mexico)

1st Logo(1950-1954)Logo: On a dark and starry background we see, on the center-left side of the screen, a big neon "MB" which is turning on and turning off constantly. The big "MB" is in front of a big line that crosses the whole screen. In the line we see the words forming the name of the company:producciones MBmier y brooks, s. de r.l. y c.v.On the bottom right we see "Presenta".-Variants:On El revoltoso we see a drawing of a camera man as the background of the logo, and "Presenta" is inside an arrow.On Mujeres sin mañanawe see the logo in a jungle.FX/SFX: The text, the stars shining and the neon "MB". On some films like El revoltoso the logo is still.Music/Sounds:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZYCLHnNxj0" target="_self">La noche avanza</a>,Tres Alegres Comadres, and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4J3rGH9_Dg" target="_self">El Bello Durmiente</a> use a short arrangement from the first Filmex logo.El Ceniciento uses an orchestra fanfare wich ends with an harp.Some films like El revoltoso or Mujeres sin mañana use the opening theme of the respective movies.Availability: Common. Seen on films like <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOHmTso0BYg" target="_self">Las interesadas</a> (The Interested Girls),Las Tres Alegres Comadres (The Three Happy Wives), El Ceniciento, Mujeres sin mañana (Women without tomorrow), <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWf6MxZuemo" target="_self">El vagabundo</a> (The Trump), or <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_1RPz0Wg3o" target="_self">Chucho el Remendado</a> (Chucho the mended) which can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1950-1951)Logo: On a dark background we see this text:Produccionesmier y brookss.de r.l. y de c.v.Presenta aFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Only seen on También de dolor se canta ("Also of pain it is sung") and El Gavilán Pollero ("The ckicken Hawk), both seen on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.
Producciones Optimist, S.A. (Argentina)

Logo descriptions byEditions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of(1991-1992)Warning: Do not watch the video if you are prone to epilepsy.Nicknames: "Optimist on Acid", "Seizure Optimist"<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/03a9ac0ed8251f1efcdd37500a8ef9fc25382639" width="306"></iframe>Logo: A flashing green/purple background zooms out and has a weird drawing that looks like a semicircle with the zig-zag, the word "OPTIMIST" and a wave below it, all black. The "OPTIMIST" and hand drawing both fill in white and red respectively. The wave figure later fills in cyan and "OPTIMIST" goes black again. The flashing background then starts moving. After a few seconds "PRESENTA" in yellow zooms out into the wave and the glitchy background starts to zoom itself into the screen. A few more seconds and various copies of the logo appear and move away as the background gets closer.FX/SFX: The glitches, shines, and color-changing flashes of the background and logo.Music/Sounds: An 80's synthesized theme with deep kicks and bells, which slightly lowers volume after/before the first and last seconds of the logo (because of tape deterioration).Availability: Appeared on two 90's VHS tapes, Apelación Fatal and El travieso.Editor's Note: None.
Producciones Punch (Colombia)

1st Logo(1979-1981)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/617835ffd90013b176344eb07cf91c7fbb614be2" width="366"></iframe>WARNING: The audio in the logo is a little loud, we request that you lower the volume before watching.Logo: On a black background, the word "Punch" is seen in a 50's-style font surrounded by various interlocked rectangular lines, connected to the first and last letters of the word. Below it has the words "La canalina de Ambrosio" in cursive which translates to "The Channel Of Ambrosio" in Spanish.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A dark humming sound, followed by a deep explosion sound and a triangle-wave tone. All of it played at a quite loud volume.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: The dark, unintentionally apocalyptic sounds, text being on a black background, and the lack of animation will scare a lot of people, especially in the night.2nd Logo(1981-1986)Logo: On a black/blue background, we see the rectangular lines from before in silver at the top of the screen. These shine while the red word "Punch" zooms in and placed inside the available space of the lines.FX/SFX: The shining, the word zooming in.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: We are currently unsure if there is even a YouTube video of this logo.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(1986-1991)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6bc974078f03eff8cef984b2fefb61a6bf7d791f" width="453"></iframe>Logo: On a blue/gray gradient background, we see a sphere. Some colored stripes go to the sphere and fill it up. Stars then appear in order of the music. After that, the stripes move to give space to the zooming word "PUNCH". A outlined/rounded rectangle then starts drawing. The word then shines.Variant: There exists a short version.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: A ascending synth tune, followed by a 6-note bell tune when the stars appear, then an announcer saying: "Punch presento el anterior programa". Some funky music plays after.Music/Sounds Variant: The short version of the logo has a timpani roll when the announcer speaks.Availability: TBA. See YouTube.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(1991-2000)<iframe frameborder="0" height="278" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a6291ac0a4a2bffab6a2de22cf49d0949b6cb5ff" width="491"></iframe>Logo: There's a gray surface with the words "PUNCH" engraved on it. 3D colored mid-circles appear zooming out and stop, and then the word "PUNCH" appears on the center by a moving rectangle, and a outlined/rounded rectangle (not like the previous logo) zooms out. The background then darkens.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: Punch's first and only CGI-animated logo, pretty dated-looking for today however.Music/Sounds: An 80s synth-pop like arpeggio, followed by a short majestic brass fanfare with an announcer saying "Punch presenta el siguiente programa".Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Producciones Rodríguez Hermanos (Mexico)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of1st Logo(1941-1951?)Nickname: "Mexican WB Shield", "Monument to the Revolution", "WB Knockoff"Logo: We see the Monumento a la Revolución (which is located in Mexico DF). While the camera is moving upwards, we see that appears a WB style shield with a "RH". Down the shield we see in royal letter, inside a strange circular and rectangular form, "Producciones Rodríguez Hnos.". Below we see "Presenta".FX/SFX: The text appearing.Music/Sounds: A fanfare made by a group of trumpets.Availability: Seen on films like "El secreto del sacerdote", "Las mujeres de mi general", "No desearás la mujer de tu hijo", which can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(January 1, 1943, 1953-1957)Logo: We see a landscape with a desert and mountains. At the far right side of the landscape, we see some cactuses and another cactus where an eagle has a snake in its beak (the symbol of Mexico). Suddenly we see RODRIGUEZ HNOS, S.A. moving from the mountains, and after we see Presenta below the great text.FX/SFX: The text appearing.Music/Sounds: Same as 1st Logo.Availability: This logo was seen for the first time on "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y9NBEHxpOk" target="_self">¡Qué bonito es Michoacán!</a>", and can be found on "Pepe el toro", "Los Tres Villalobos", "La Venganza de los Villalobos" or "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUFbG3AZjeQ" target="_self">¡Qué bravas son las costeñas!...</a>", which can be found in YouTube.Editor's Note: None.