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Home Game (South Korea)

(Early 1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="173" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5a9356894568d887b4b5e99004b0153e40c69d2f" width="243"></iframe>Nicknames: "Green Pac-Man", "Showtime and Pac-Man in Korea", "Cheap Man", "Bad Logo Man", "Another Bottom of the Barrel"Logo: We start against a Showtime "It's Showtime" bumper from the mid 1980's, which starts against a black background with a blue ball moving and the Showtime logo at the time turning against the screen. The text scrolls across to the screen with the blue ball behind it. We stop at the O and the ball flies through the O and the logo zooms out. However, there is a Pac-Man picture trying to cover the blue ball, and "HOME GAME" flashing in red and white on the screen. When we see the Showtime text zooming out, the Pac-Man picture goes to the center of the screen and it cuts to a blue background with the Pac-Man picture on the right side of the screen, now tinted green. To the left of it is the same text, but it's stacked, "HOME" is stretched out, and the entire text changes colors. The text pixelates, spreads out, and crunches up, which is then replaced with Korean characters which also change colors.FX/SFX: All the animation.Music/Sounds: A dramatic synth-orchestral fanfare, actually part of the beginning of "Ancient Legend" by composer David Arkenstone, with additional high-pitched whooshing and shimmering sounds during the transition to the logo. The same fanfare was also used for the TOP Video Production logo from the same country.Availability: Extremely rare. All tapes are only in South Korea, so trying to find them is almost impossible. As for the Showtime ID, it's incredibly hard to find and until now (see it <a href="https://youtu.be/i12GjSarxvs?t=18m12s" target="_self">here</a> at 18:12), no footage of it existed on the Internet with the exception of the Home Game logo. Go to South Korea and check charity shops for tapes with a Home Game print on them.Editors Note: This logo is one of the weirdest logos ever made, mainly due to its blatant use of stolen properties (this being Pac-Man, and a Showtime ID) and poor computer animation.
Home Theatre Movies

Logo description by Ryan FroulaBackground: Home Theatre Movies was a subsidiary of Los Angeles-based Visual Concepts, Inc. An early independent home video releasing company, they released over 500 cassettes in the VHS and Betamax formats. Some of their product was also issued by Media-Home Entertainment, Inc.(1978)Logo: On a blue background, "A PRESENTATION OF" appears in white. A triangular marquee of lights appears directly below, with "HOME THEATRE" beneath it. To the right of "HOME THEATRE" is "MOVIES", with a stylized M that has its leftmost stem extend beneath "HOME THEATRE".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Near extinction. Seen on a Media-Home Entertainment print of Rod Stewart and Faces in Concert, in lieu of the MEDA logo. May have also appeared on the same company's releases of Yessongs and Volunteer Jam.Editor's Note: None.
Home Video/Entertainment Links

NOTE: More links will be added as list grows okay?News Corporation 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment Key/Playhouse Video Magnetic Video CorporationSony Corporation Columbia TriStar RCA/Columbia Sony Pictures HE Sony Video Software/SVS-TriumphWalt Disney Walt Disney Home Entertainment Buena Vista Home Entertainment Miramax Touchstone Home Entertainment Hollywood PicturesLions Gate Entertainment Lions Gate Home Entertainment Artisan Entertainment Family Home Entertainment <a href="Artisan/IVE/Live/USA" target="_self">IVE/Live</a> Vestron Video Carolco Pictures Magnum EntertainmentGenius ProductsThe Weinstein Company Home EntertainmentGenius EntertainmentDimension Home EntertainmentDimension Extreme Home EntertainmentMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. MGM/CBS Video MGM/UA Video Orion Home Video United ArtistsNational Amusements, Inc. Paramount Home Entertainment Nickelodeon Home Video General Electric/Vivendi MCA Home Video Universal Studios Home Entertainment TimeWarner Warner Home Video Lorimar Motion Pictures (Karl) Lorimar Home Video New Line Home Entertainment HBO Home Video Other Heron CommunicationsSimitar EntertainmentVideo Treasures/Anchor Bay EntertainmentAtlantic ReleasingVarious Film LogosVarious Home Video Logos
Home Video Affair (Greece)

<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/c0928fa527e04b0ceccc239ca2ed3245797ee99b" width="340"></iframe>(1987)Logo: We see a transparent clapboard laying on on a dark blue grid. There is a white background. There are magenta, cyan, and yellow ribbons running through the clapboard. The camera then zooms out. The words "HOME VIDEO AFFAIR" then appear in a sans-serif font.FX/SFX: The camera zooming out and the picture of the clapboard.Music/Sounds: A snippet of "Rendez-vous IV" by Jean Michael Jarre, which continues from the warning.Availability: Ultra rare, but probably a bit more common if you live in Greece.Editor's Note: TBA.
Home Video Center (Greece)

Logo description by JakeTheApaobrebesVideo captures courtesy of Charles Loftus(1980s)Logo can be seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu1_R8ziHW8" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: On a black background, a red C flies via a "trailing" effect. The V and the H does the same way as well. then the background turns blue. Then the words "HOME VIDEO CENTER" appears via a typing effect. And then we cut to a Greek warning screen.FX/SFX: The letters, the words, and the warning screen. Typical cheap 80s animation.Music/Sounds: Three whooshes, followed by nice music composed by an unknown composer.Availability: Seen on VHS releases by the company.Editor's Note: None.
Home Video Hellas (Greece)

1st Logo(1980)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/937378dd674d426f098197910a4ba8824b00b1ec" width="222"></iframe>Logo: A blue "H" zooms out, emitting blue light rays, but the H splits up into two H's half-way the process, they place into the black background, as a blue "V" zooms out, emitting blue light rays as well. The V flashes, and then a white laser draws a rectangular outline to encase"HVH". An iris-colored striped background inside the rectangle wipes in. The glowing neon blue "HOME VIDEO HELLAS" then flips in from the left and places below the rectangle, and then turns gray.The "HVH" turns red, and logo sparkles a bit.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: An opening snippet of the song "Fire on High" by Electric Light Orchestra, which continues throughout the warning screen.Availability: Unknown.2nd Logo(1980's-2000's)Logo: We see a large white rectangle, which has smaller white squares inside of it. It moves to the right, and is tilted 45 degrees on the Z axis. We then see another rectangle of the same kind moving in the opposite direction from the bottom until it rotates, then laying flat on the screen. It zooms in to fit, and the rectangle reveals that there are many "HVH"'s inside of the squares. Another "HVH" (in bold sans-serif) zooms in while rotating, this time in a red box.The "HVH" zooms in, and the words "HOME VIDEO HELLAS" comes out from the bottom of the logo. After that, it fades out and a warning text starts scrolling, without the music being interrupted.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="241" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f259dcc6a7f949c1492f040140d442f84bac4e97" width="426"></iframe>Variants:On another variant, used on later-released VHS tapes, the font of the warning text is changed and the text itself isn't so much detailed.FX/SFX: All of the moving and zooming.Music/Sounds: An excerpt with chimes and strings, with the occasional timpani.Availability: Rare, seen on known The Busy World of Richard Scarry tapes and others from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (A Christmas Carol), CIC, and DreamWorks (The Prince of Egypt).
Home Video Supplies Limited (UK)

(1980s)Logo: On a light blue background, we see the black rounded oval with straight lines at each side with the words inside "HOME VIDEO Supplies Limited." The words are on top "THIS IS A" and on the bottom "PRESENTATION" are shown respectively, and these are used in Twentieth-Century font.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds:None.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Home Vision

Logo descriptions by ThatRandomOshawott, imacomputergeekLogo captures by ThatRandomOshawottEditions byVideo captures courtesy of(1980's)Logo: On a blue background, to the left side of the screen, the logo for Home Vision in white fades in.FX/SFX: The logo and the text fading in.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Was seen on the tape, New World Visions: American Art and The Metropolitan Museum (1650-1914) - Part Two.Editor's Note: None.
Homer Productions, Inc.

Logo description and captures by Ben MastersEditions by V of DoomBackground: Homer Productions, Inc. was an independent company that, with Ziv Television Programs, produced the short-lived series called Home Run Derby.(January 9-July 2, 1960) Logo: Against a shot of a baseball field, the text "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" is seen at the top of the screen, and "HOMER PRODUCTIONS, INC." (with "HOMER" being the biggest word) is in the middle of the screen. Four bases (home, first, second, and third) appear around the "HOMER PRODUCTIONS, INC." text, and then four lines appear connecting home to first, first to second, second to third, and third back to home (just as if a home run were hit). A small icon of two crossed baseball bats then appears above "HOMER" to complete the logo.Variant: On the first episode of the show, the text reads "IN ASSOCIATION WITH HOMER PRODUCTIONS" in the font of the closing credits, and there was no diamond around it.FX/SFX: The baseball diamond appearing around "HOMER PRODUCTIONS, INC.," and being drawn as if a home run were hit.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of Home Run Derby.Availability: Common. Currently appears on Home Run Derby on Hulu.com, and also on ESPN Classic reruns and the DVD releases of the show.Editor's Note: None.
Hometown Films

Logo descriptions by Logoboy95Logo captures by Logoboy95 and Eric S.Editions by TLogos and Logoboy95Video captures courtesy of JCraver98 andClosingLogosDude901st Logo(October 3, 1987-July 30, 1988)<iframe frameborder="0" height="149" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3e9ede873749972c256b251001d69f9e604a3268" width="199"></iframe>Nickname: "The Sign"Logo: On a white background, we see a blue sign. On the sign is the words in silver lettering:HOMETOWNF I L M S FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on season 1 of Friday the 13th: The Series.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 30, 1988-June 17, 1989)Nickname: "The Church, The Houses and the City"Logo: We see the same sign as the Hometown Films logo, but with a city, a church, and even some houses. On the blue sign is the words in silver lettering: HOMETOWNF I L M S The sign then "flashes".FX/SFX: The "flash" of the sign.Music/Sounds: On the first episode of season 2, it's silent. On episode 2 and onwards, it's a dramatic tune consisting of nine notes with a ding at the end.Availability: Seen on Friday the 13th: The Series.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(October 7, 1989-May 26, 1990)<iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/19e9225c4dacd27e3a298e97a133d35a707d0c0a" width="266"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e48feceb39a8a8ae4153dcd0469c341e4033c4e9" width="266"></iframe>Nickname: "The CGI Sign"Logo: We open on a nighttime view of a CGI city. The camera pans to a lightbluestreet sign, with the words in silver lettering: HOMETOWNF I L M S FX/SFX: The camera panning to the sign.Music/Sounds:1989 (Episode 1-8): Same as the last logo1989 (Episode 9 and 10): A tune consisting of 5 harmonica notes.1989-1990 (Episode 11 and onward): Same as the last 1989 one, but lower.Availability: Rare, appears on Friday the 13th: The Seriesand the 1988War of the Worlds series.Editor's Note: None.
Hong Kong Film Services (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by YukabaceraLogo captures by YukabaceraBackground: Hong Kong Film Services (香港电影公司) is a Hong Kong-based television advertisement production company, founded in 1961. 1st Logo(1982)Nickname: "Cartoon Network Studios' Ancestor I"Logo: Five differently-colored squares move into shot from above and below and come to rest on a black background. After the final square stops moving, the screen flashes, turning background blue and all the squares white. The hanzi "香港电影公司"springsout from the bottomone by one, followed by the company's name in English, "HONG KONG FILM SERVICES", below them.FX/SFX: The squares moving, the screen and squares changing color, the name appearing.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Rare. Seen on the 1982 animated film Old Master Q Water Tiger.Scare Factor: None to Low.2nd Logo(1983)Nickname: "Cartoon Network Studios' Ancestor II"Logo: Five differently-colored squares emerge from the yellowish background, then pull back to come to a stop and form the company's logo. The hanzi "香港电影公司出品" springing out from the bottom one by one, followed by the English translation, "DISTRIBUTED BY HONG KONG FILM SERVICES", below them, wiping in from the top.FX/SFX: The squares moving, the name appearing.Music/Sounds: Same as the last logo.Availability: Rare. Seen on the 1983 animated film Old Master Q & "San-T".Scare Factor: TBA
Honneamise

Background: Honneamise was a boutique label owned by the American subsidiary of Bandai Visual that distributed deluxe editions of anime and artsier products. The namesake of the company comes from Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise. The company was shut down in July 2008 when Bandai Visual USA was absorbed into Bandai Entertainment. The company's releases were distributed by Geneon and Image Entertainment.(April 25, 2006-2008)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="201" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ccc76729f781419a77ab04fba5028bcc11ba5369" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="229" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, a cyan line streaks in from the middle-left and moves to the right, as a red circle flashes at the bottom. Then, an orange streak moves in and a cyan circle flashes at the bottom, and a red streak appears and an orange circle flashes in. The picture zooms out to reveal that the colors are coming from three lines with colored circle ends that are arranged like a circle and are spinning around. As the lines zoom out, the background changes to white and the spinning slows down to a halt. "HONNEAMISE" fades in below, followed by "Presented by BANDAI VISUAL" wiping in underneath.FX/SFX: The streaks, the spinning.Music/Sounds: A somber string score with a female choir singing "Honneamise-ahhhhh..."Availability: Rare. Honneamise distributed deluxe editions of Bandai's films such as Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade and Akira, but their releases are hard to come by these days save for Amazon and eBay. It makes a surprise appearance on the 2012 Funimation release of Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike.Editor's Note: This is a soothing logo.
Hope Town Entertainment

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (May 25-June 29, 2017)Logo: On a black background, we see the white script "Hope Town" and the small word underneath "E N T E R T A I N M E N T." We can barely see something dark gray (almost black) behind the words.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Cyrus vs. Cyrus: Design & Conquer.Editor's Note: None.
Hopscotch Films (Australia)

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture and video courtesy of AussieRoadshowBackground: Hopscotch is an Australian documentary, foreign film and arthouse distributor founded by Frank Cox and was the successor of NewVision. It started in 2002 as a DVD distributor of said genre of films but expanded in 2009 to feature film production. In 2011 Entertainment One purchased the company as eOne's Australian division before fully absorbing the Hopscotch name in March 2014 where it now releases films under the Entertainment One brand. In 2013, the NewVision name was revived.1st Logo(2002-2010) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="223" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0180d11211afa3c315ee75b1a79d9c102754b087" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="286" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Neon Sign at Night", "Neon Hopscotch" Logo: We see a neon sign reading "Hopscotch" in a loopy font standing in what appears to be a park at night with lit houses in the background. The sign then flickers on. We fade to black, and "Hopscotch" turns into a 2D image, slowly zooming toward us.Variant: On a TV spot for Nativity!, it is snowing on the logoFX/SFX: All live-action, except for the fade to black and the zoom-in.Music/Sounds: Just the sounds of crickets chirping and dogs barking, along with the neon sign buzzing.Availability: Seen on all Hopsctoch releases and trailers, most notably Bowling for Columbine (Hopscotch's first ever release), Mao's Last Dancer and Pan's Labyrinth.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2011-2014)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5774f14eab5585ea2a90943cb526022085ee2b15" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="246" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: Same as last time, but at the end, the logo does not zoom in. Instead, a byline reading "An Entertainment One Company" appears below the logo below and next to the "p". Then a sped-up version eOne logo animation (as used in their previous standalone logo) plays on the bottom right of the screen.Variant: There is a short version used on some trailers which features a solid blue, un-animated eOne logo.FX/SFX: Same as the last logo, but the zooming is replaced with the fading in of the eOne byline and the sped-up eOne logo animation.Music/Sounds: Same effects from the last logo, but the background noise is extended through the entire logo.Availability: Can be seen at the start of movies from Hopscotch as of 2011, most notably Bel Ami and The Sapphires.Editor's Note: Some people don't believe the eOne logo was necessary.
Horizon Entertainment (Indonesia)

Logo descriptions by ThisisanswerLogo captures by CokeFan121st Logo(1998?-present)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="225" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f3b3986829472eda30e53f5b4bf62259f9a05a03" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="273" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: An atom-like shape lights up the horizon (hence the company name) and sky and zooms torwards us. The atom flashes and the Horizon logo appears which consisted of a yellow oval with a blue outline with the name in red except for the Z which is white in a blue circle. The atom disappears as the logo shines and and the background darkens.FX/SFX: The atom. Decent CGI used here.Music/Sounds: A funky tune.Availability: Current. Seen mainly on BBC releases when distributed in Indonesia including Teletubbies, WWIIfilms, and most recently, the TV series Sherlock.Editor's Note: None.
Hosca Home Video Productions

Logo descriptions by mr3urious, MariluHennerArtist45, and videomaster13Video capture courtesy of TheRedBaron1985(1987) <iframe frameborder="0" height="233" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/dbdc79f00abd4b553d167295848f829dc9df6f9a" width="312"></iframe>Nickname: “Searchlights in Space” Logo: We start with an animated space background with two planets (the Earth and the Moon) with an Orion constellation right at the top, along with a cheesy cyan city skyline with buildings at the right and a huge blue Tron-like pattern of what seems to be a "Vortex" in the bottom. Then, one bright red searchlight shoots up from the right corner of the skyline and a light, bright green searchlight shoots up from the left, between the earth and the constellation, and both searchlights move from the left to the right. Next, a grey sperm whale with a dark blue suit appears, holding a cue card that reads "HOSCA" with a dark red film canister superposing as an O. Also, the words "HOME VIDEO PRODUCTION INC." are below. Then, the logo now fades out.FX/SFX: Two bright searchlights appears in the background.Music/Sounds: A 8-note trumpet fanfare fades in, followed by the next 8-notes throughout at the end.Availability: Consider this very short-lived, as this logo appeared on one VHS copy of Micro-Commando Dia-tron - 5.Editor's Note: None.
HotGen (UK)

Logo descriptions by: OmegaPC777Photos by: OmegaPC777Video captures by: Jake SharrattEditions by: OmegaPC777Background: In 1995, HotGen was founded in London by Fergus McGovern. (Who also founded Probe Entertainment 11 years prior.) The company is best known for developing a ton of Jakks Pacific TV Plug and Play Games.1st Logo(1995-2005)Logo: On a white background, we see a metallic stick figure with the H as the body and the G as the head. Below this, we see this text:HOTGENS T U D I O SAll of this is inside a rounded box.Variants: On TV Plug and Play games, the logo is show alongside Jakks Pacific's logo.FX/SFX: None. It's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Very common. It can be seen on games like the infamous Batman: Dark Tomorrow and a vast majority of TV Plug and Plays from 2003-2005.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2005-)Logo: On a white or black background, we see a silver, rounded rectangle with HotGen inside it like this:HotGenFX/SFX: None. It's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Very common and current. It can be seen on their games as well as on TV Plug and Play systems.Editor's Note: None.
Howard J. Morris Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of MonofiedKuma and Pepsi90721st Logo(August 23-December 15, 1998)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7032cb45264098af355822b968329a3865dea0dd" width="368"></iframe>Logo: We see a dog behind a doghouse with a blue dog leash with the words inside "Howard J. Morris" with "productions" and "and" underneath. The dog opens its mouth, saying, "Ha, ha!"FX/SFX: The dog's mouth.Music/Sounds: The dog's dialogue.Availability: Seen on FOX's Holding the Baby.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(January 3-April 11, 2007)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/616818e183af8217d56611f72e440a65c9356d75" width="369"></iframe>Logo: On a green background with light green lines, we see a cartoon of Howard J. Morris inside the yellow "O" with blinking lights. The yellow words on the top left zooms in and reads, "WRITE," and on the top right, "THAT," and the letter "N" and "W!" are next to "O" each other, which makes that word "NOW!" The black words "HOWARD J. MORRIS PRODUCTIONS" is on the bottom of the screen. The logo moves during all this.FX/SFX: The words zooming in, and the logo moving.Music/Sounds: Just Howard J. Morris yelling, "Write that now!"Availability: Seen on ABC's In Case of Emergency.Editor's Note: None.