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Eilenna Productions

Logo descriptions by Michael BassVideo captures courtesy of Luie Makel and mark1814uk1st Logo(January 7-May 6, 1982)Logo: An in-credit text reading:EILENNA CORPORATIONin association withFX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: The end theme of Fame. Availability: Seen on the first season of the 1982-1987 television series Fame, which is currently being reran on MGM's cable network.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 30, 1982-May 27, 1984) <a class="external" href="http://www.mediafire.com/?n1mzgyzmmzm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Nicknames: "The Ink Bottle," "Mouse Trap"Logo: On a tan texture background, and on the far right of the screen, we see a small black ink bottle with the word white word "Inc." printed on it in a script font, which is obviously a play on words. The lid of the ink bottle is open and tilted to the right, and we can see a white quill sticking out that is tilted to the left. To the left of the ink bottle is the word "Eilenna" in a larger white script font, aligned to the far left. Below "Eilenna" is the word "Productions" in a white script font the same size as "Inc.," aligned right. Below the script text and ink bottle is the white text "In Association With," which is in the same font as the opening credits and beginning the closing credits for the short-lived TV series Life Goes On, as well as the font for the early Toots Productions logo used on Life Goes On. FX/SFX: Along with a quill in the ink bottle is a tiny pair of arms the same color as the background. The arms rise up out of the bottle and whatever the arms are attached to (a mouse perhaps?) struggles to get out of the bottle by waving its arms in the air and then holding on to the rim of the ink bottle. Music/Sounds: The end theme of Fame. Availability: Seen on the second and third seasons of the 1982-1987 television series Fame, which is currently being reran on MGM's cable network.Editor's Note: The fact that only the arms of whatever is in the ink bottle are visible may frighten some people, but you might just feel sorry for the poor little thing who is stuck inside the bottle.
El Alamia for T.V. & Cinema A.T.C. (Egypt)

(1986)Logo: On a black background, a film projector is shown rotating. It stops in the front. A light shines from the camera lens, forming the text "El Alamia for T.V & Cinema A.T.C PRESENTS" with the text in Arabic shown above. Stars can be seen moving in the background.FX/SFX: The film projector rotating while sparkling and stars moving in the background.Music: A bombastic fanfare.Availabilty: So far, it was only seen on Qabl Alwadae.Scare Factor: Low to medium, due to the music and darkness.
El Jefe

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(April 8, 2017-)Logo: On a black background, we see a cartoon of an angry bull with the words next to it, "EL JEFE."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on The Son.Editor's Note: TBA
El Niño Films (Philippines)

Background: This was a softcore film company that made films from 1983 to 2005.1st Logo(1983-Late 1990's)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/38b2a7c88db74ced85898c8aa9fd64f6d986eabe" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="223" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "El Niño I", "Child and Filmreel Of Doom", "Interglobal's Distant Cousin"Logo: We see a child carrying a reel of film revealing upward to the center, then the cursive text "El Niño" writes up. The extra line of the "ñ" later attaches to the reel to represent the film. "FILMS", below "Niño", crawls down.FX/SFX: The child and reel appearing upward, the writing and crawling.Music/Sounds: A moog synth that sounds a lot like the one from the Interglobal logos. It stops when the child and film are revealed, accompanied by weird laser and/or film projector sounds when the company name reveals.Availability: Extremely rare. You can find it on Filipino adult films from the 1990's including Bukas.Editor's Note:The logo and its outdated effects, the Interglobal-like synth, and the weird sound can surprise viewers.2nd Logo(Late 1990's-2005)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ea52df07db28aae8fcfcc0205e6103ccf9e111d3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="247" wmode="transparent"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d86b3371c6f8dc7a91d4c7cec8a820f85e083bc9" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "El Niño II", "Child and Filmreel in Space"Logo: On a starry background, the orange words "EL NIÑO" with a same child carrying a filmreel from before between these words, fade in. The word "films" is seen below. After some seconds, the logo fades out, and "Presents", in cyan fades in.Variants: The most common version is where the logo is shown without the 2nd half (the "Presents" part). This is called as the short version of the logo.In some films, like Kasibulan and Pagsaluhan, the short variant is used, but the kid only fades out.On Shangten Films releases, the long version is used, but after "Presents" fades out, the Shangten Films logo proceeds on the same starry background.A dark variant also exists.FX/SFX: The fading for the original version.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie. For the short variant (and other films with Shangten), some ascending/descending wind chimes, which may be accompained by the opening theme.Availability: Scarce. It can be seen on some Filipino adult movies like Malikot Ang Agos. The version without Presents is shown on Lollipop, Sagad and Pagsaluhan, and possibly other films. The Shangten Films variant is known to appear in Bukas May Ligaya and Heto Ako, Lalaki. Most films are distributed by Regal Home Video or VIVA Video.Editor's Note:The way the logo is shown in the black starry background can be scary for a few, but this is one of the most retro-styled 2000's logos in the world, and tamer than the previous one.
El Seis Bariloche (Argentina)

1st Logo(1994?-????)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="216" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/c8d50a545fdef06d5cdc54815093c8e88e1bf946" width="286"></iframe>Logo: On a moving space background, we see a green blocky "6" moving to the center of the screen. A yellow sun with a face and a white snowflake figure appear zooming the the upper part of the number. Evetually, below appear the station license.FX/SFX: The space, the number "6", the sun and snowflake moving.Music/Sounds: TBA, with a female choir singing "LU 93, TV Canal 6, Bariloche".Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2008-2013)Note: This ID (incomplete) can be seen <a href="https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xqszz0" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2016-2018?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ab94ae486808087ae25f22ccf99cd4f819baedf8" width="347"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2018-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/5a8c03765b16b6ca97640fa28780d08f15386865" width="350"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Elastic (Spain)

1st Logo(2000's-2007)Logo: On a white background, we see "ELASTIC" in red. Then, we see a green dock with the form of a tornado jumping over some of the letters, and it puts over the "S".FX/SFX: The dock jumping and the ray forming "Presenta".Music/Sounds: Several beats and a loud "FUDAAAM".Availability: Extinct. It appeared on Spanish DVDs and Spanish TV broadcasting of Caillou.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(2007-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="182" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/67d935d268f000eb225e13f7419ebdc133c240e4" width="324"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b99dd32e929f90e1e4b75c80d11eb04fb3bc6240" width="330"></iframe>WARNING:Please do not watch the left video, nor skipping to 0:18 in the right video if you're an epileptic.Logo: On a white background, we see a spring jumping into the screen and then getting into a close-up. The screen flashes while this happens. The spring then slightly zooms out and straightens, and then zooms out even further until it changes to a 2D shape on the center of the screen. A stylized "ELASTIC" then stretches in from the bottom of the 2D shape and the screen flashes again for a second.FX/SFX: The spring, the flashes, the wordmark stretching in.Music/Sounds: Several beats playing under ominous, loud whooshing noises. When the text appears, there is a loud "FWWWAP" sound and lightbulb buzzing.Availability: Appears on Spanish DVDs of Caillou. Also seen on Spanish TV version of Caillou, Dragon Ball sagas and distributed series across Europe, such as Mermaid Melody in Greece.Editor's Note: TBA
Electric Blue (UK)

Logo captures by AustralianRoadshowEditions byMuzzarinoBackground: Electric Blue is a pornographic television series released on tape by Electric Video.1st Logo(1980's) Nickname: "The Neon Sign" Logo: Against a black background, a blurry picture of the Electric Blue logo zooms in, colored pale blue. It zooms too close to the camera, but zooms back a bit, then comes into focus. "THE END", in an outlined white typewriter font, can be seen below the logo. After a few seconds, the logo zooms forward and becomes a blurry picture again, and "THE END" disappears.FX/SFX: The zooming of the logo, the picture coming into focus. Live action, as the logo is a neon sign.Music/Sounds: A catchy Moog synth disco tune.Availability: Obviously, at the end of Electric Blue tapes in the UK and Australia.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990's) Logo: We start off with a black BG with the white text WHAT WON'T BE SHOWING ON TELEVISION THIS YEAR? ("WON'T" is slightly larger). It then cuts to a rippling blue silk sheet, and the Electric Blue logo (from logo 1) fades in over it (it also has the Australian equivalent to an NC-17 rating in the US; R 18+, in the bottom right corner of the logo). Then, it cuts to a black BG in which a yellow triangle comes in from the left and the text "Turn on TO VIDEO Anytime" zooms out on top of it ("Turn on" and "Anytime" are written in a red script font, and "TO VIDEO" is written in a plain white font on a blue parallelogram with a white outline). FX/SFX: The silk sheet. Music/Sounds: First, as the text appears, a man (believed to be Shawn "Cossie" Cosgrove, the announcer on the Aussie version of The Price is Right) says "What won't be showing on television this year?", then a woman says "For quality adult titles, look for Electric Blue at your video store.", and the same man says "Turn on to Electric Blue at your local video store." near the end. Sultry saxophone jazz music plays throughout. Availability: Seen on pornographic tapes in the UK and Australia. Editor's Note: None.
Electric Entertainment

Logo description and capture by EnormousRatVideo capture courtesy of DudeThatLogo (2004 - ) <iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="208" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/22f633b75cf5176c7cf07736b148fbb819edb440" width="365"></iframe> Nickname: "The Kite Runner"Logo: We fade to a scene of stormy clouds moving in the sky. Then a silhouette of a boy runs towards us to the right, holding a string that is attached to a kite that is revealed after the boy leaves the screen. The kite weaves in the air, a lightening strike occurs slightly to the left, and when the kite gets to the center, a lightning bolt strikes the kite, turning it into a 2D print version, and a gradient blue box quickly surrounds the kite. The words "ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT" stacked together with "ENTERTAINMENT" in a smaller font fade in below the logo.FX/SFX: The boy running, kite weaving, lightning strikes, clouds moving.Music/Sounds: An ominous tune playing over, accompanied by the boy's laughter as he runs past us, and sounds of lightning strikes.Availability: Full version seen on Flyboys, and Celluar. The short version appears at the end of two Librarian films. Also seen on Leverage, with the ready picture and only the name wiping.Editor's Note: None.
Electric Pictures

(1985-????)Logo: We start on the sea surface with distant blue mountains. Then eight orange lights appear in row by the mountain chain as we zoom in. They turn into letters ELECTRIC, and immediately the lightning clears out the sea, and the sky appears briefly at the background, then turning into gradient blue. The lightning creates PICTURES below and condenses into a zapping mark above "I".FX/SFX: Lights and lightnings made in 80's quality.Music/Sounds: A synth music used, sometimes silent.Availability: Can be found on Waxwork II: Lost in Time and Jersey Girl (1992).Editor's Note: None.
Electric Video (UK)

Background: Electric Video was a division of Virgin Video in the UK and Video Classics in Australia (though Virgin would soon take over Down Under). It's best known for releasing Electric Blue, a pornographic television series, on tape.(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d986a8d546f9e5abc3f3fdc9bf94213ab9d668f5" width="417"></iframe>Nicknames: "Zooming through Space", "Cosmic Shards"Logo: We start out on a space background with stars zooming. We see many pieces being put together, revealing the text: electricVIDEO with "electric" in the Electric Blue script font and "VIDEO" in the same font as "BLUE" in the Electric Blue logo. The space BG disappears, and "PRESENTS" appears under "electric VIDEO". FX/SFX: The CGI space background and the pieces forming the text.Music/Sounds: A distorted whooshing sound, then a synth beeping tune after the pieces being put together. The jingle may have also been heard on some Electric Blue promotional trailers combined with a announcer. We can't put the video trailers on CLG Wiki due to its content, however.Availability: Only seen on porn movies in the UK and Australia.Editor's Note: None.
Electronic Arts Canada

(1994-1997?)Nicknames: "The Square/Circle/Triangle Shape Combination II", "The EA Square/Circle/Triangle Combo II","Geometric Shapes 3D"Logo: On a purple-gray gradient background, pieces of the 1984-1997 Electronic Arts logo drop down one by one, each in blue-tinted glass. As they stack up, the camera gets closer and the background gets brighter before the camera forcibly rotates around and tilts into position. When the second to last layer drops down, a thick block quickly flies under the shapes and tilts up to reveal "ELECTRONIC ARTS CANADA" when the last layer drops down. A bright light then travels along in the background.Variants:3DO games, including the original version of The Need for Speed, had the logo shine normally at the end. Also, the background was brighter, lacking a light and there was no wind.Another variation of the logo simply reads "ELECTRONIC ARTS" in wider text. This variant appears on OverDrivin (Japanese version of The Need for Speed) for 3DO.A high quality still version was also used.FX/SFX: The pieces of the shapes dropping down, the camera flying over, the text appearing underneath.Music/Sounds: A rising choir sound plays in the background as high-sounding synth piano notes play for every layer dropped. After a bit, more notes play during the dropping as deep drones play in the background. When the text flies into place, a "THUD" is heard with a much louder chorus. Wind is then heard for the rest of the logo.Availability: Very rare. Can be found on EA Canada developed games, such as Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed and NHL '96 for DOS.Editor's Note: None.
Electronic Arts Studios

Background: Electronic Arts Studios was a short-lived publishing label of Electronic Arts, and was the predecessor to the EA Games brand.(1995-1997)Nickname: "The Square/Circle/Triangle Shape Combination Transformation"Logo: On a black background, a blue version of the EA logo shown above fades in. Then the shapes turn 3D, turn down, and the square and circle shapes separate from the triangle and the triangle starts spinning while the square leaves and the circle starts flying around. The lightning flashes appear in between the triangle and the circle while they go faster until the triangle explodes. Then the triangle reappears in 2D deformed style while the Circle returns and the lighting makes the three curved blue lines forming the "E" appear through lightning. Then the Square comes in from the right rotating flying through into the left making ELECTRONIC ARTS STUDIOSappear through the wipe effect below the logo with a line in between and "STUDIOS" spaced below to fit the width of "ELECTRONIC ARTS".Variant: The obscure Windows title Scarab has a version that just reads "ELECTRONIC ARTS".FX/SFX: The animation of the logo.Music/Sounds: A synth build up while the shapes are spinning and a lightning-like sound for the text appearing.Availability: Seen on very early PlayStation and Sega Saturn games released by Electronic Arts, and some MS-DOS, Windows and 3DO titles. Games that have this logo are Fade to Black, Psychic Detective, the PS1/Saturn/Windows port of Road Rash, Shockwave Assault, the 3DO-exclusive Shockwave 2 and the PlayStation version of Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger. the original release of the MS-DOS version of Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed has this logo on the entire packaging, but the Electronic Arts Canada logo actually appears in-game. The version without the STUDIOS wording appears on Scarab for Windows.Editor's Note: TBA.
Electronic Publishing Company (UK)

(1980s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2387a949539ae73fd514afb8cf123c9156a3c29e" width="339"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a light with 6 elongated appendages pulses several times. It then starts to draw a spiral outwards forms a snail shell with a light blue glow. Spines are then drawn around the shell, pinging at some points, with music cues to indicate when they ping. The spiny shell shrinks to the bottom left corner, and a light forms the text "Electronic Publishing Company" one by one, all in sync with the music.FX/SFX: The seashell being drawn and the words wiping in.Music/Sounds: A "ding" with a synth piano and warbling, ending with three notes that sound suspiciously similar to the trademark NBC jingle.Availability: The only known release from this company was the pre-cert release of The Glittering Crowns.Editor's Note: TBA
Elektra Entertainment

Logo descriptions by yomoneyboat, SnowflakesOmega, and RarityLandLogo captures by Eric S.1st Logo(1984-1989)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/9d334866f5d5679b03ef53a2ba0610ee9493a97d" width="329"></iframe>Nickname: "The Test Card"Logo: We see a color bar test card. Pieces of the test card fall off to reveal a black TV tube on a shady tan/cream gradient background with "elektra" written in an orange cursive font below the TV tube with "ENTERTAINMENT" in black below "elektra". As the logo zooms-in, an orange sunrise occurs in the TV tube. The logo shines, and it fades to black.FX/SFX: The test card falling apart, the zooming and shining, the sunrise.Music/Sounds: There are sound effects of glass shattering followed by 2 dramatic notes. Then, a calm piano/harp tune plays as the logo shines. When the logo fades to black, there is a another shattering glass sound effect.Availability: Rare. It appears on some music videos on VHS during this era.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1989-2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/f38b349159faf1b5f1406f680ad4b21ccdb9aaf4" width="366"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Bouncing e", "Ee" Logo: On a yellow background, we see a blue capital "E" in the background. Suddenly, a red lowercase "e" bounces into view, as the capital "E" slowly hops towards the screen. The lowercase "e" bounces around a bit until landing on top of the capital "E", which rotates 45 degrees. The background turns to an ultramarine blue gradient color with a spotlight, and the blue "E" turns black, as the text "Elektra Entertainment" appears in a sans serif font.FX/SFX: The bouncing and hopping, the background color switch.Music/Sounds: Strange background music with vibraphone notes synced with the bouncing of the "E". A "BOING!" plays when the lowercase "e" lands on the capital "E".Availability: Found on all music video releases by Elektra. Also seen on the very first Nickelodeon tapes from 1989. It also appeared on "The Best of Friends" VHS & DVD Volumes after the music video featuring the full theme song.Editor's Note: None.
Elektromis Plus (Poland)

(1980's)Logo: After a warning screen on a space background, it cuts to a black background. From there, a billboard fades in with a brown border, lamps, a sign with "INFO" on it, and contact information. It then cuts to the space background again, but a VHS with a brown header swings down from the top of the screen. "ELETROMIS" fades in on the top, followed by "PLUS S.R." on the label, and "PREZENTUJE:" below it all, with the font of that being bolder and in blue with a white outline.FX/SFX: The VHS swinging down, the fading in.Music/Sounds: A rock tune.Availability: Extinct. Seen only on a copy of Brain Twisters.Scare Factor: None.
Elephant Pictures

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Steven Conrad's vanity card. (November 3, 2015-)Logo: On a white background, we see an illustration of a gray, Indian elephant, wearing some Indian clothing. Its trunks are white, but half red at the end. We also see red thin triangle shapes, each yellow circles in between them, and seven black ribbons on the bottom. We see five gray diamonds stars, but those two are behind the elephant's head. The yellow word with a red border, in Rockwell font, reads, "ELEPHANT," and the word is in between two black ribbons, and the same font, but this time, it's red and it reads, "Pictures," and the word is between two red small diamonds.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None for the pilot, but some of the episodes are the closing theme.Availability: Seen on both the pilot and the actual series of Patriot.Editor's Note: None.