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Nasser Entertainment

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072, TheEriccorpinc Logo Channel, LogicSmash, etc.1st Logo(1997-1998)Logo: On a blue/black gradient background, we see the multicolored outline with black colored city. The neon font in pink reads "NASSER" with R turned off. Then, the R blinks quickly to turn on, then the same neon font appears "ENTERTAINMENT."FX/SFX: The "R" blinking. Sometimes, none.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the TV movie.Availability: Seen on Out of Nowhere, Forever Love, When He Didn't Come Home, and A Nightmare Come True.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1999-2001)Logo: On a black background, we see the city with the 3D gray words zooming out, and placing on top, "NASSER ENTERTAINMENT". Then some lightning appears while the words changing into gold.FX/SFX: CGI animation for the words, then the lightning. Sometimes, none.Music/Sounds: None or the closing theme of the TV movie.Availability: Seen on Hostage Negotiator, The Last Brickmaker in America, and Ultimate Deception.Editor's Note: None.
Nassour Studios

Logo descriptions by mr3urious and Supermarty-oLogo captures by Eric S.Video by PeakpashaBackground: Nassour Studios Inc. was an independent production company formed by producer Edward Nassour.(1949)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7b7502ef6314cdfed4852c0182b2b5a4d613bb1d" width="247"></iframe>Logo: We see a 20th Century Fox-esque tower with the words "NASSOUR STUDIOS" facing the left. Several searchlights scan the sky.FX/SFX: The searchlights.Variant: On colorized prints of Abbott and Costello in Africa Screams, the letters are yellow along with the overall structure having different pallets.Music/Sounds: A horn fanfare reminiscent of the Fox fanfare.Availability: Extremely rare. The only known film this was found on was Abbott and Costello in Africa Screams.Editor's Note: None.
Nastroenie Productions (Russia)

Background: Nastroenie (Настроение) is a dealer network of multimedia markets, which has the DVD video label (though never has a logo). This special animated logo was used once as a trademark sign in the movie. (2008)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/02617be9197dd830dbb37de5a3930bc59a3cca84" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="275" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: We see a short circuit splash in a mix of wires, while camera zooms out. Then many lamps are seen, they light up and we zoom out of the construction charged with neon illumination. This is a billboards with "НАСТРОЕНИЕ" in thick yellow font, with O replaced with green smiley head wearing headphones, all over blue clapperboard. The underlined word "Production!" is right and below in a decorative font. Some lamps continue to light up and finally the face's lamp shorts, making sense of an eye's blink.The night city skyline can be seen in distance.FX/SFX: Everything in good CGI.Music/Sounds: Short circuit and humming sounds of the lamps. The soundtrack itself is a dramatic uplifting synth, adding great to the action.Availability: Probably the only source to find this is a feeble movie Return of the Musketeers.Editor's Note: None.
National Amusements

1st Logo(1980s-1990s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d40580bdf0b99fc5342548d29db0dccfc234a4bf" width="366"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, many triangular shapes of different sizes rotate and slide in. The camera pans over them as they settle into a backwards, segmented "N", with the negative space being occupied by corresponding shapes. The camera then pans up to reveal the logo again, but in gold and facing forwards. Below it is "NATIONAL AMUSEMENTS" stacked while "FEATURE PRESENTATION" fades in below.Variant: One that has "Coming Attractions" exists.FX/SFX: The shapes sliding in, the camera panning.Music/Sounds:A proud synth fanfare.Availability:Extinct in theaters.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990s-Early 2000s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4e6648f56c7ce50b6d57250ae06236d62b29cc65" width="327"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/cf0be1f3c779d4fe6df0cfa76c70d42e4dc3e4d8" width="327"></iframe>Logo: TBA.Variant: One that has "Coming Attractions" exists.FX/SFX: Anything, for once. These were top-notch CGI effects for the time.Music/Sounds: Depending on the variant:A seinfeld-escue synth theme with comedic effects. The whole thing ends in a rather epic way at the end of it.A Madonna-like generic synth theme.Availability:Extinct in theaters.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(Early 2000's-2011)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7672805e643cb5e53b71f0335fdbdb8e8de8af4b" width="264"></iframe>Logo: TBA.Variant: One that has "Coming Attractions" exists.FX/SFX: See Logo 1. Rather basic CGI effects.Music/Sounds:A futuristic synth theme with space sounds.Availability: Extinct in theaters.Editor's Note: None.Final Note: National Amusements still exists, but their theater output is focused on their Showcase brand.
National Arts Centre/Centre National des Arts (Canada)

(1992)Logo: On a grimy aluminum background, three gray streaks race around in the center of the screen, before forming an interlocking hexagonal design. Once the logo is formed, two bars flip in underneath; the first one reads "NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE", while the second one reads "CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS".FX/SFX: The streaks flying, the bars flipping.Music/Sounds: A massively dramatic orchestral crescendo, ending in a hit.Availability: Seen on the Just for Kids VHS of The Tin Soldier.Scare Factor: Medium to high. The loud, dramatic music and dark atmosphere can catch some off-guard.
National General Television Corp.

Background: This is the television syndication unit of National General Corporation.(1968-1973)Logo: On a black background, we see four light blue rectangles. Two of the rectangles, morph into a "n", and two of the rectangles morph into a "G". While the rectangles morph, we see the light blue letter "c", forming the National General logo. The words "NATIONAL GENERAL TELEVISION CORPORATION" fade in below the "G", with "TELEVISION CORPORATION" in small print below "NATIONAL GENERAL".FX/SFX: The morphing of the rectangles.Music/Sounds: A drumroll, followed by a majestic horn theme.Availability: Seen on syndicated prints of National General's content like the 1966 TV show Tarzan, as well as National General's theatrical film library.Editor's Note: None.
National Geographic Television

(1993-2005)<img align="bottom" alt="National Geographic Television" height="221" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/svsCpRJepQFzUHi4WU40JA48889/GW275H221" title="National Geographic Television" width="275"/><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/ed38d82e8f72cec39c07a5ff05de65f434ce2611" width="366"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b5c249c7c34e2de0ee3d4e9237a38eb9402e5be3" width="275"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Sky", "National Geographic"Logo:On a time-lapse cloudy sky background, the National Geographic logo fades in, before moving to the left with a black background fading in, encompassing the entire background except for the inside of the rectangle. Than a green line draws in next to the logo as the text "NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC" and"TELEVISION" fade in above and below the green line respectively. As that happens, the sky footage fades out.Variants:The copyright text can appear sometimes. A still version exists.FX/SFX: The cloudy background, and the fading.Music/Sounds:The National Geographic theme, or the ending theme plays over it.Music/Sounds Variants: On some National Geographic shows (mainly for kids), a rock guitar version of the music plays.Availability: Ultra rare for the one with the music, and it was seen on Save the Panda, and pretty common for the one with the ending theme. The one with the ending theme is seen on La Vida Animal and some other Spanish programs.Editor's Note: None.
National Geographic Video

Logo description by mr3urious and 19Joshua1st Logo(1988?-1993) <img align="right" alt="National Geographic Video (Late '80s-????)" height="225" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/zwHnxjCm8fODO7xQS-DiLA9234/GW300H225" title="National Geographic Video (Late '80s-????)" width="300"/>Logo: On a black background, parts of the yellow rectangle in National Geographic's logo zooms out at an angle, followed by the words "NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC VIDEO" arranged vertically. They stop at the top of the inner part of the rectangle. FX/SFX: The rectangle and words zooming out.Music/Sounds: An abridged version of the familiar National Geographic theme composed by Elmer Bernstein. Light whooshes are somewhat audible.Availability: Uncommon. National Geographic videos were distributed by Vestron Video during this period and usually turn up after the Vestron logo; one example is National Geographic Video: Iceland River Challange. International releases this may or may not have this logo. Australian videos distributed through Time Life do not have this logo.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1993-1999)<img align="right" alt="National Geographic Video" height="222" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/Uwv6nPQrYKz70K1XNhiV8w53008/GW276H222" title="National Geographic Video" width="276"/>Logo: Same as theNational Geographic Television, except "VIDEO" appears below the line instead.FX/SFX: See National Geographic TelevisionMusic/Sounds: Same as the 1st logo, though it's also reorchestrated on other releases. At the beginning an announcer may say "...and now our feature presentation." At the end it may be silent.Availability: Uncommon; seen on some VHS and DVD distributed by Columbia TriStar Home Video or Warner Home Video, such as Tigers of the Snow. Can be seen on the VHS of Really Wild Animals.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1999-2006)<img align="right" alt="National Geographic Video 1999" height="251" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/83fdcfe8b716af22dbb28bf100387ba0/GW331H251" title="National Geographic Video 1999" width="331"/>Logo: On a black background, we see the National Geographic logo, the camera moves back until the logo faces it. The logo shines. We see the text saying "NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC".FX/SFX: The camera moving, the shiningVariants: On the feature presentation version, the "FEATURE PRESENTATION" text appears under the National Geographic text.Music/Sounds: Abridged version of the National Geographic theme.Availability: Rare, seen on the VHS of Hindenburg's Fiery Secret.Editor's Note: None.
National Geographic Video Kids

(1995)<img align="bottom" alt="National Geographic Video Kids (1990s)" height="225" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/KVEsSkBLjetq-RRsJ1iXbQ9292/GW300H225" title="National Geographic Video Kids (1990s)" width="300"/>Logo: Same as the regular logo, except with "KIDS" being written out in chalk below the words.FX/SFX: Same as regular logo, along with "KIDS" being written in.Music/Sounds: Just the sound of a Bobby Bushbaby from Geo Kids doing some da da da das to the familiar National Geographic theme by Elmer Bernstein.Availability: Seen on National Geographic's Geo Kids videos distributed by Columbia-Tristar Home Video.Editor's Note: None.
National Iranian Radio & Television (Iran)

[Possibly the only logo](1966-1979)Logo:TBAFX:TBASounds:Unknown,Avaliablity: Extinct. In 1979, the Iranian revolution forced the channel to rebrand to fit with it’s new Islamic standards. And because of the circumstances there, it’s impossible to find this logo.Editor’s Note: This is the most rarest logo ever made, even surpassing TAT communications as the rarest.
National Public Affairs Center for Television

Logo descriptions by lukesams and D.L. Chandell and Megadeth99Videos By Megadeth99 1st (Known) Logo(1970s-1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/762abd9b9c36b882cb311a35f78e4ba858c62dd9" width="407"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3d1d2fbbdf51bafb96160dc58b50f68ea932bd01" width="407"></iframe>Nickname: "The Sliding/Locking Arrows"Logo: On a black background, we see a red "N" and sky blue letters "P", "C", and "T" (all in a bold, blocky font) slide in place from different directions. After that, a sky blue triangle slides and locks in place between the "P" and the "C" to represent the letter "A". Then, arrows slide (towards each other) into the letters "P" (from the left, stemming from the red "N" as to create a hyphen/dash), "A" (from below) and "C" (from the right). Finally, upon completion lock-formation of the arrows, the following words pop in immediately below the triangle "A":NATIONALPUBLIC AFFAIRSCENTERFOR TELEVISIONVariant:There is an still versionFX/SFX: The letters, triangle, and arrows sliding into locked positions; the full company name popping in.Music/Sounds: A deep, dark three-chord synthesized tune led by a hard percussive instrument (sounding off and synchronizing each locked position) chord in synchronization with each of the three parts of the animated sequence), concluded by four soft, quick low-octave synth notes.Availability: Extinct (on television).Editor's Note: Like WETA's 1st logo, this logo goes well with PBS' 1971 logo thanks to the design, animation, music, and the font for the bottom text.
National Science Foundation

Logo descriptions byRyan Froula1st Logo(1985-2000)Logo: Just a small globe surrounded by people holding hands, with "NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION" circling around it. Sometimes, it's in full color.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds/Voiceovers: Typically none. As a closing logo, a child can be heard saying, "Produced in association with the National Science Foundation." As a funding credit, a voiceover announces the company name, sometimes with the tagline "Supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology" or a variation thereof.Availability: As a closing logo, it's seen at the end of the syndicated version of Bill Nye the Science Guy (the PBS broadcast version instead uses an in-credit notice for Walt Disney Television).Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1994-present)Logo: Same as before, but without the text circling the logo, and with the globe replaced by the initialism "NSF". Again, it's sometimes in full color.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds/Voiceovers: Same as before.Availability: Only used as a funding credit. Seen on The Magic School Bus, Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman, and later episodes of Reading Rainbow.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1997-200?)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds/Voiceovers: Same as before. This time, however, the tagline used is "America's investment in the future"; however, on occasion the previous tagline is used instead or in conjunction; if the latter, the combined tagline is spoken as "Supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. The National Science Foundation, America's investment in the future." On the Fox Kids broadcast version of The Magic School Bus, an edited version of the first part of the funding credits for each season is used, saying, "Major funding provided by the National Science Foundation."Availability: Uncommon. As a closing logo, it's seen on the Fox Kids broadcast version of The Magic School Bus.Editor's Note: None.
National Studios

Logo descriptions and captures by Eric S.Background: National Studios, Inc. was a TV movie division of Fox Circle Productions. Today, it's an in-name-only division of Fox Circle Productions and Twentieth Television, by having their movies distributed by this Fox division, under 20th Television.1st Logo(January 31, 1995-February 6, 1996)<img align="right" alt="National Studios (1996)" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/d18c83f077edfdb8be65c14c9ffccde1/GW233H175" title="National Studios (1996)" width="233"/>Logo: On a black background, we see the white text "NATIONAL STUDIOS, INC." in Elephant font. Under it, the byline "A Unit of Fox Circle Productions" in Times new Roman is seen.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme or none.Availability: Extremely rare. Most of their small amount of productions are plastered by the 20th Television logo instead.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 24, 1996-May 26, 1998)<img align="right" alt="National Studios (1998)" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/a69286076ad5186cf44a1277ab0a3184/GW233H175" title="National Studios (1998)" width="233"/>Logo: On a black background, we see the white text "NATIONAL STUDIOS, INC.", with the word "ATIONAL"" underlined and the "N" in uppercase lettering. Under the line is the word "Studios" and next to it, a smaller "Inc.". All the lettering is in dark copper.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as the last logo.Availability: Rare. Seen at the end of the TV movie Pretty Poison.Editor's Note: None.
National Telefilm Associates Cartoons

Logo description by Argus Sventon, James Fabiano, Matt Williams, Dan DeCosta, Nicholas Aczel, Kris Starring, and Cameron McCaffreyLogo captures and editions by Eric S., AsdfTheRevival, Guillermo A. Martinez, Mr. Logo Lord, V of Doom, and Ninh NguyenBackground: These logos were used in the 50s and 60s on syndicated TV prints of pre-1950 Paramount cartoons.(1957-1970s)<img align="bottom" alt="NTA, Black and White version" height="127" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/2/8j-F0kr70IZzoeFAXgiOzg40099/GW169H127" title="NTA, Black and White version" width="169"/><img align="bottom" alt='NTA Cartoons "Reel of Film" Opening (1960s)' height="127" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/cRd-P7Ndhk7I55mXJ6zE_A95080/GW169H127" title='NTA Cartoons "Reel of Film" Opening (1960s)' width="169"/><img align="bottom" alt="National Telefilm Associates" height="127" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/C_PMRo1cxlG3C66J0r34GA39451/GW169H127" title="National Telefilm Associates" width="169"/><img align="bottom" alt="NTA (1955)" height="127" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/BU0VGq9H4pA6a9drnACQSQ29025/GW169H127" title="NTA (1955)" width="169"/><img align="bottom" alt="NTA (1938 Copyright)" height="127" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/oD55XjBFnmO6MV1exhqeXA27470/GW169H127" title="NTA (1938 Copyright)" width="169"/>Nickname: "The Filmreel"Logo: It's nearly the same as the movie logo of the time. Three frames of film are in a row, with the letters "NTA" individually placed inside the frames. Behind the frames is a reel of film, with a portion of the film out of the reel and curling down the screen. Also there are wavy lines as a background. The words "NATIONAL TELEFILM ASSOCIATES, INC." are in all capital letters, with the "N", "T", and "A", in larger letters.Variants:For black & white cartoons, there is a black & white version with the titles "An" and "Release" above and below in italics respectively.Closing: Sometimes, especially at the end of any cartoon, the same logo described above would appear, except this time, there was a copyright stamp below reading "COPYRIGHT [year] BY U.M.&M TV CORP.".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The opening and closing themes of the cartoon.Availability: Common. Public domain prints of pre-1950 cartoon shorts from Paramount have this logo present (excluding the orginal Popeye shorts, which were distributed by A.P.P.). It's a lot more common than U.M.&M. (which had distributed them sense January 1956 before being bought out a year later), most likely due to the prints being easier to find. Many public domain DVDs and VHS's of old cartoons still contain this, usually due to them using older prints. Scare Factor: Same as the standard variant.
National Telefilm Associates Home Entertainment

Logo description by V of Doom and indycarLogo captures by Eric S. and snelfuEditions by Mr. Logo LordVideo capture courtesy of ChadODellBackground: National Telefilm Associates Home Entertainment was the home media unit of National Telefilm Associates (now "CBS Television Studios"). In 1985, it became Republic Pictures Home Video after NTA purchased the rights to the Republic Pictures name and logo (they actually already owned most of Republic's library). Currently, Olive Films (under license from Paramount Home Media Distribution) owns home media rights to most of the films that this company released (although some have remained with Paramount, such as It's a Wonderful Life), while CBS Home Entertainment (with distribution handled by Paramount) owns the video rights to the television programs.(1983?-1986) <img align="bottom" alt="NTA Home Entertainment (1984-1986)" height="195" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/UWZklHF4f5MsIaMdHvH19Q8207/GW260H195" title="NTA Home Entertainment (1984-1986)" width="260"/><img align="bottom" alt="NTA Home Entertainment" height="195" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/KKa05v84ev-eX2xzEIZq4Q22377/GW261H195" title="NTA Home Entertainment" width="261"/><embed height="213" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/NTA+Home+Entertainment/widget/youtubevideo/261674617" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="266" wmode="transparent"/> Nickname: “Outlines”Logo: On a background consisting of black on top and blue on bottom, outlined versions of the National Telefilm Associates logo zoom out, one-by-one, each outline coming in after a split-second. When all zoom out, a flash occurs, making “NTA” silver, and “HOME ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS” appears below.Trivia: The logo was later reused by National Telefilm Associates for their 1984 logo, with "presents" appearing under "NTA" after a freeze-frame technique removes "HOME ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS" or just "HOME ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: The outlines zooming out.Music/Sounds: None, but on some releases, the 1968 Commonwealth United jingle would be preserved as this logo as it would plaster the NTA logos on its film prints.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on older home media releases of Republic Pictures films and Paramount Cartoons.Editor's Note: TBA.
National Telefilm Associates Pictures

Logo captures by Pygmalion XVideo captures courtesy of TheEriccorpinc(1954?-1957?)<img align="bottom" alt="NTA Pictures (1954) Opening" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/d56590e8635b025811a91e6ea1a5c797/GW233H175" title="NTA Pictures (1954) Opening" width="233"/><img align="bottom" alt="NTA Pictures (1954) Closing A" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/d3b5225984959d24c3604688886e9e6f/GW233H175" title="NTA Pictures (1954) Closing A" width="233"/><img align="bottom" alt="NTA Pictures (1954) Closing B" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/8715c522309eea07949fb180f4a0a59c/GW233H175" title="NTA Pictures (1954) Closing B" width="233"/><iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a23d142f65f89f5c71ceb234c54c61d770ed8926" width="220"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e8861f7e7fabcedbf241043ce52bf7c0adfef7e5" width="220"></iframe>Nickname: "The Filmreel"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA
Navajeevan Films (India)

(1967-1968)<img align="bottom" alt="Navajeevan Films" height="242" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/77eb6472099a10c882e6182e12c861bd/GW335H242" title="Navajeevan Films" width="335"/>Logo: On a sky background, we see a globe focused on the western hemisphere along with two doves (one is covering Europe, and the other is covering Southeast Asia, right next to India). Below the doves is the text "NAVAJEEVAN." The camera then zooms in to the logo.FX/SFX: The camera zooming in to the earth globe.Music/Sounds:Naadan Pennu:A very relaxing melody by a tanpura.Velutha Kathreena: A 11-note tune by a piano, and a melody by violins.Availability: Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pCN1vdukV4" target="_self">Naadan Pennu</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUjIB4nETkU" target="_self">Velutha Kathreena</a>(White Katrina).Editor's Note: None.