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Studio Barrandov (Czechoslovakia)

(1980s?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e539e159d3f6a88a3f10747db460c121d380ad51" width="369"></iframe>Logo: On a starry background, we see the 3D, blue filmstrip zooming out in rotation, and is placed in the center. After the filmstrip is placed, it forms into the blue-lined city, with the words coming out of the top of the building, "AB BARRANDOV.FX/SFX: The animation.Music/Sounds: A futuristic synth theme with an announcer.Availability: Rare.Editor's Note: TBA
Studio City Television Productions

Logo description by Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Eric S.Background: Studio City Television Productions (also known as "Studio City Television Service") was the television production arm of Republic Pictures Corporation established in 1954. In 1959, all its library was transferred to NTA, however it would later to return to Republic Pictures in 1986. Currently, all of the series are in the public domain.(1954-1959)Nickname: "TV Tube Filmstrip"Logo: It's the same logo as Hollywood Television Service minus the tower receiver in the back of the globe, but instead it has filmstrips on both sides of the TV screen. Inside it has: STUDIO CITY TV PRODUCTIONS INC. in Futura XBlkCn BT font with "INC." italicized all zooming in from the television screen. Bylines: Starting in 1956, the entire text is shifted up to make room for the company byline.1955-1957: "A DIVISION OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION".1957-1959: "A SUBSIDIARY OF REPUBLIC PICTURES CORPORATION"FX/SFX: Same as Hollywood Television Service.Music/Sounds: Just the end-title theme from any show.Availability: Extinct. Was seen on Stories of the Century, Frontier Doctor, and The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu, but none of them air anymore.Editor's Note:None.
Studio Ekran (Russia)

Background: Studio Ekran (Russian: Творческое объединение «Экран», Artistical Joint "Ekran") was a Russian/Soviet TV film studio. It was founded in 1968 and produced TV movies, mini-series, and animated cartoons. In 1994, after the reorganization of the Ostankino TV channel, it was closed.1st Logo(1969 - 1994, 1996)Logo: We see the plain text:ТВОРЧЕСКОЕОБЪЕДИНЕНИЕ"ЭКРАН"Variants: TBAFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme.Availablity: Common, at least in Russia. Seen on first productions on that company. Appeared on most of famous cartoons. Variations appear on Падал прошлогодний снег (Last Year's Snow Was Falling), Non-Willer, Кот Леопольд (Leopold The Cat), and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1967 cartoon). Strangely seen on last episode of some cartoon series in 1996 due to editing error. Was seen on Kroshka Enot and Tryam! Zdravstvuyte. Another variation with relief on letters was seen on Nechoh'uha. Firstly it was in-credit logo, but then it moved its position to opening. Since the studio is not active, its still easy to find. Appears on Dyadushka Ау and its series. Lastly appeared on its last production. Due to the reorganization of the Ostankino TV channel, it became very, very easy to find on Internet. Check Russian YouTube or old Russian VHS tapes with films and cartoons by Multtelefilm for having that logo. When the 1993 logo started used, its still easy to find. Appeared on all episodes of Следствие ведут Колобки (Investigation held by Kolobki) even if the first episodes were distributed by another studio. The ending variant is seen on some cartoons (despite logo still being common). Seen on 3 episodes (for TV) of Nu, pogodi! (well-known cartoon).Editor's Note: None.
Studio F.A.F./Animated Film Factory (Russia)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaLogo captures by Wellmart31st Logo(1997-1999)Logo: On a white background, a gray cast iron ball with a small hole on the bottom-left rolls to the screen as two interlocked lowercase F's are seen, one placed vertically and one horizontally. One of the F's raises while the ball stops rolling. Then an orange laser appears and forms an orange "a" into the hole on the ball. The F's tails then draw in. The logo moves back. The words "Студия Ф.А.Ф." then fade in above. The words "фабрика", "анимационных" and"фильмов" then wipe in one-by-one.FX/SFX: The ball rolling, the laser forming the "a", the tails drawing in, the text fading and wiping in. Decent animation.Music/Sounds: None. On some cases, a synthesized fanfare with crystal wind chimes at the beginning is heard (probably taken from another logo).Availability: Scarce. Seen on all Neznayka na lune (Dunno on the Moon) cartoons.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2001)Logo: On a black background, the logo is seen on the left, but with a white ball, with "Студия Ф.А.Ф" to the right of it. Below it is possibly a address in Russian.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Only appeared on the film Musorshik.Editor's Note: None.
Studio Films (Spain)

Logo descriptions by naxo-oléLogo captures by naxo-oléBackground: Studio Films was a short-lived film company founded in 1915 by Joan Solà Mestres and Alfredo Fontanals Solé in Barcelona. The company focused on serial films (after the success of Los Misterios de Barcelona, produced by Hispano Films in 1915), being the most important Las Máscaras Negras, produced in 1919 and released in 1920.This company also created a magazine called Revista Española or Revista Studio, which published 50 numbers between 1915 and 1920 (when the magazine disappeared).The company closed down in 1922.(1915?-1922?)Nicknames: “Spanish Tiger From Hell”, “Tiger Productions' Grandpa”Logo: On a dark background, we see the head of a lion (with its left half shadowed), which looks like it is roaring. A stylized "Studio" in white is projected out the mouth of the lion, while from there a dark "Films" is projected outside.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Only seen on Spanish serial <a href="https://youtu.be/NH7NCg7TYGw?t=61" target="_self">Las Máscaras Negras</a>. Furthermore, it was seen on a poster of the film <a href="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTNiMmQ4NzAtYmMyYy00NjhmLWI2MDMtNTU1NjRmNGI4ZGI0L2ltYWdlXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTk4MDgwNA@@._V1_.jpg" target="_self">El Otro</a>, produced in 1919, and on the cover of some of the <a class="external" href="http://repositori.filmoteca.cat/handle/11091/11431" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">publications of the company's magazine</a>.Editor's Note: It depends on what you think about this logo. Even though the logo is silent and doesn't have any special effects, the lion, darkness and still nature can scare some people. But this is one of the oldest known scary logos ever next to The Oz Film Manufacturing Company.
Studio Gigante

Logo descriptions by Gst0395Editions by DaBigLogoCollectorVideo captures by MaslingsterTVBackground: Studio Gigante was a Chicago-based video game developer established in 2000 by John Tobias, Dave Michicich, and Joshua Tsui, several developers of Midway's popular Mortal Kombat fighting game series. The company produced two games before folding in 2005 due to lack of success.(March 18, 2003-May 27, 2005)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b30a8048fa10d496f5edb28c6c3d9195fa301fcf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="339" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Watch For Re-Entry!", "Asteroid-sized Man"Logo: In a space environment, a three-dimensional plate of the company's symbol (a black blocky giant) flies across like a meteor leaving behind a trail of blue flames. The camera then rotates to reveal it is heading towards Earth. As it gets closer, the flames turn orange and grow larger until the logo flashes to reveal the giant symbol on a white box (against a black background) with the words "STUDIO GIGANTE" at the top and bottom as well as "INC" outside the box.FX/SFX: The smoke trails, the CGI giant symbol and flashing, which was pretty well done for the time.Music/Sounds: An increasingly intense synth orchestral theme that grows more dramatic as the giant reaches Earth, and comes to an abrupt stop once the logo is fully formed.Availability: Seen on Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus and WWE Wrestlemania 21 for the Xbox.Editor's Note: None.
Studio Hamburg (Germany)

(Late 2000s-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/dfe594148e199ad6b2e1c0192b2c8c1cf98b33c9" width="368"></iframe>Nickname: "Segmented Circle", "Light Streaks"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Mind-blowingly beautiful CGI animation!Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Rare outside of Germany. It appears on The Three Investigators and the Secret of Skeleton Island and The Three Investigators and the Secret of Terror Castle on DVD and when they both aired on Disney XD in 2010.Editor's Note: None.
Studio L

Background: Studio L is a division of Lionsgate that focuses on digital content.(2018- )Logo: We see the Lionsgate constellation and an outline of the lion fades in for a few seconds until it fades away. The constellation itself fades away as some of the stars start to draw an "L". The letter "L" is later filled in white as the word "STUDIO" blurs in.FX/SFX: The stars in the constellation shining, the stars drawing out the "L".Music/Sounds: A modern electronica theme, with a thud noise at the end.Availability: First seen on Most Likely to Murder.Editor's Note: None.
Studio Lambert

Background: Studio Lambert is an independent television production company based in London and Los Angeles, specializing in creating and producing entertaining non-scripted programs for the UK, US and international markets. It is currently owned by All3Media.(March 2008-)Nickname: "The Pink Neon Marquee" Logo: On a white background, we see a pink neon-ish marquee that says "STUDIO LAMBERT" contained in a box. It then lights up.Variant: On Four in a Bed, the logo is in-credit.FX/SFX: The marquee lighting up.Music/Sounds: TBA.Music/Sounds Variant: On Four in a Bed, the ending theme is used.Availability: Common. In the US, currently seen on Undercover Boss. In the UK, seen on the British version of the previously seen show and the series Four in a Bed.Editor's Note: None.
Studio Ponoc (Japan)

Logo descriptions by Gilblitz122, ExclaimEntertaimentLogo captures by TeamLogoVideo captures courtesy of .Background:Studio Ponoc (株式会社スタジオポノック, Kabushiki-gaisha Sutajio Ponokku) is a Japanese animation studio based in Musashino, Tokyo, Japan. It was founded by Yoshiaki Nishimura in April 15, 2015 with several animators formerly with Studio Ghibli. Its first feature film, Mary and the Witch's Flower, was released in 2017.(July 8, 2017- )Logo: On a white background, styled like paper, we see a drawing of Mary from Mary and the Witch's Flower. On the bottom is the text "STUDIO PONOC". with the first O in PONOC having a red arrow pointing to the top like a clock. Some Japanese text appears on the bottom.Variant: On non-Japanese prints, the Japanese text isn't there.FX/SFX: The fade in and out.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Debuted on Mary and the Witch's Flower, and will likely appear on future films by the company.Scare Factor: None.
Studio T

Logo description by Stephen Cezar and SomerHimpsonLogo capture by RedheadXilamGuyVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: Studio T is the official production arm of the Turner Broadcasting System. It was founded in 2016 after Turner merged TBS Productions and TNT Productions into one entity.(2016- )<iframe align="bottom" height="174" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ef51649931de2398dc2c36cd6d2a121e18cce4f6" width="288"></iframe><iframe height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fe2317bcb8650d3d7f364db73eb9010289f26eff" width="288"></iframe>Nickname: "Turner Sparks"Logo: We see a fireball flying down, which causes "Studio T", in a rounded conventional font, to be drawn onto a brown smoky background with sparks flying. Outlines of the logo can be seen while the letters appear. The logo lights up when it settles, leaving sparks flying into the foreground. The current TBS and TNT logos light up on the bottom of the logo.Variant: A shorter version (which actually debuted first) starts with the text forming.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A dissonant synth note accompanied by whooshes.Availability: Common. It's currently seen on shows airing on TBS and TNT, such asAngie Tribeca, Full Frontal, Search Party,The Last Ship, Good Behavior, and the first season ofFinal Space.Editor's Note: Despite the amount of effort put into the animation of the logo, it doesn't pop out like it should. Perhaps it could be the design, as it might be a little too basic.
Studios Idefix/Dogmatix Studios

Logo descriptions by LongLiveRock and naxo-oléLogo captures by Eric S.Editions by V of DoomBackground: Studios Idefix was the brainchild of French comic creators René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo best known for their comic strip Asterix, along with publisher Georges Dargaud. It was founded in 1974 and went defunct in 1977 following Goscinny's sudden death from a heart attack. The studio only made two feature films so far: The 12 Tasks of Asterix featuring Goscinny and Uderzo's beloved character, and La Ballade des Dalton, featuring Goscinny and Morris's cowboy Lucky Luke. The logo is a spoof of the MGM logo, featuring in place of the lion, the studio's namesake mascot, Idefix (Dogmatix in English), the adorable pet dog of Asterix's sidekick, Obelix.You can see the logo <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD6nyyiH0_M" target="_self">here</a>.(1976)Nicknames: "Idefix/Dogmatix The Dog", "MGM Spoofed Logo", Another Ripoff of the MGM LogoLogo: On a red background, we see the similar Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer filmstrips, but we see that the circle is sorrounded by two branches of laurel. The filmstrips of the bottom has the phrase "DELIRANT INTI ROMANII" [Latin for "These romans are crazy"] inscribed at the top and at the bottom is a marquee that reads "STUDIOS IDÉFIX". Inside the circle, we see a blue background, and suddenly we see Idéfix (Obélix's dog) running staggered toward. After, we see Idéfix jumping to the "INTI" filmreel and sits. Finally, Idéfix barks.FX/SFX: Idefix running and barking three times.Music/Sounds: A very quirky '70s-like fanfare, which is played twice, with the last note/chord held longer, accompanied by barks. Availability: Very rare, because it was seen only on two movies. The 12 Tasks of Asterix last aired on Nicktoons in the UK around 2004. However, it seems that at least the French DVD version of La Ballade des Dalton retains it. Also, the Spanish DVD version of The 12 Tasks of Asterix retains the logo.Editor's Note: None.
Stunt Puppy Entertainment

Logo Description by: WebWandererLogo Capture By: Jake Sharratt andWebWanderer(December 12, 2001?-September 28, 2007?)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e11f7ff43088c9bb868a995f7c590aaecc658ce8" width="275"></iframe>Logo: On a pink background, we see a white box layered on top of a purple one. In the box we see a white and black spotted dog. The dog is walking on his forelegs, and on his hind legs he balances a chair with a computer on top. On his nose he balances a tan bone. The background is dotted with tiny copies of the dog running on all fours. The boxes also teeter on top of each other. A white bone flies by the bottom of the screen, leaving behind the words "STUNT PUPPY ENTERTAINMENT, INC.".FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: Starts with a drumroll, followed by a whistle and then a lively jazz tune. A "ping" is also heard after the bone wipes in the company name.Availability: Seen on Dora the Explorer: Animal Adventures, Dora the Explorer: Lost City Adventure, Thomas and Friends: Building the New Line, NSYNC: Hotline Phone and Fantasy CD-ROM Game, NSYNC: Get to the Show, Thomas and Friends: Thomas Saves the Day, and Dora the Explorer: Backpack Adventure.Editor's Note: None.
Stupid Brodcasting Service

1st Logo/ID/Open(1993)Background: This was a fake company designed specifically for the Animaniacs episode "Baloney and Kids" to spoof the "Barney and Friends" home network, PBS. Nicknames: The Warners' Heads, The Warners P-Heads, Yakko-Wakko-Dot P-Heads, PBS 1989 Spoof, ID/Funding Hybrid," "PBS 3D-Glass Spoof. Logo/ID/Open/Warning: The heads of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot from Animaniacs turn a la the 1989 PBS ID in an anime like fashion. "SBS" fades in, then "Stupid Brodcasting Service" fades in also. FX/SFX: The 3 Warners' (Yakko, Wakko, Dot) heads turning in an anime-like fashion.Cheesy Factor: Cheap animation, but if you're a fan of "Animaniacs" or hate Barney, go figure. Also, this fits in air time or is funnier rather than having both a funding credits sequence and PBS ID at the same time. Music/Sounds: A generic rather looping modernized version of the PBS 1971 ID's jingle, followed by a kid announcer saying "Baloney and Kids is brought to you by this station and other station which lack clever programming." to replace "Viewers Like You". Availability: Can be seen on the Animaniacs episode "Baloney and Kids". Scare Factor: High, the synth music is a very bad vibed generic version of the PBS 1971 ID, while the picture is a resemblance of the 1989 PBS ID if you're scared of it. Also, this is a hybrid funding credits sequence/station ID, so you'll might not like the funding part if you didn't like funding credits on PBS shows.
Stylus Video (UK)

Logo description by Thisisanswer and rj4712Video captures courtesy of dylan fagan(1987-1991)<iframe frameborder="0" height="231" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e31aa68c12dc7dbd3fe32091cf61741631ba0d8f" width="274"></iframe>Nicknames: "Blue Marble" , "Flying Parallelograms", "Green Lines"Logo: On a blue marble background, 2 grey parallelograms with "STYLUS" and "VIDEO" on them and a green line swing around and go off screen. The "STYLUS" parallelogram flies down and twirls around, making the text disappear and it flies off screen. The"VIDEO" parallelogram flies in with the green line. The parallelogram flips, making the text disappear. The parallelogram disappears with the green line as 2 more parallelograms slide in, linking together. The text applies itself onto the parallelograms and a reverse check mark draws itself on the parallelograms, turning it inverse where it was drawn. 2 pairs of green lines zoom out and apply themselves in between the text.FX/SFX/: The swinging.Music/Sounds/Voice-over: An 80's synthpop theme. Sometimes when there are previews, an announcer is heard introducing what the previews are.Availability: Quite rare; seen on many tapes from the UK with many of them being cartoons, sports, trains, music, etc.Editor's Note: This logo is a favorite of many, thanks to the music.
Suevia Films (Spain)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofPLEASE, DON'T CONFUSE WITH SUEVIA FILMS CESAREO GONZÁLEZ(2000-)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="252" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a04f2263b26758a6342c049768d7643207657363" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="304" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "The Camera"Logo: We see some circles (like the ones you see when a filmreel starts) with strange horizontal words and then another one with the words "SUEVIA FILMS" in the Algerian Becker Basic font. We zoom down though a filmstrip showing some clips of a camera working, the filmstrip flies away revealing the words "SUEVIA FILMS" in the same font as seen in the circle at the beginning in a background with a rippling version of the film countdown. We can see pictures of Suevia Films logos on the filmstrips. The filmstrips pass though us and we go inside one of the filmstrips' screens showing a distorted dark blue/purple background with various words of the company name and black filmstrips fly though the screen while the words "SUEVIA FILMS" white in the same font forming by the letters rotating then when the words are near completion the background becomes a camera inside with shadows of the words "SUEVIA FILMS" everywhere and at the end the background fades into black.FX/SFX: The clips of the camera in live action and good CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A dramatic fanfare along with camera sounds when the camera clips are shown and some swooshes when the filmstrips fly though the screen.Availability: Common in Spain.Editor's Note: None.
Suevia Films Cesareo González (Spain)

Logo descriptions byPentagon0411st Logo(1941-1953?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="155" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/11aab51ff642546a717b0aef6d0fa45fe97985ed" width="274"></iframe>Nicknames:"SF"Logo: The logo is a opening title showing "UNA PRODUCCION", under a circle with inside a stylized S and a F with under the words of the company's name "SUEVIA FILMS" and under theres the words "CESAREO GONZALEZ" (The name of the founder of Suevia Films).Variant: There's another variant, which consists on the aerial view of a coastal city (supposed to be Vigo, the birthplace of Cesareo González). Appears the S and F inside the circle in a blur effect. Then SUEVIA FILMS and CESAREO GONZALEZ appear in an affect left-to-right. Below we see "Presenta".FX/SFX: None. For the other variant, the blur effect and the texts.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Extremely rare, seen on Suevia Films earliest movies. An example is Ay Pena Penita Pena.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1947?-????)<iframe frameborder="0" height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c4f57b99cc4526a1be69f70f6688904fea2e3c1f" width="339"></iframe>Nicknames: "SF II", "SF Flag"Logo: In the background of the city of Vigo, we see coming up from down a flag with the circle with the words "SF" from before that when it is toward us it start to waving, "SUEVIA FILMS" and then "CESAREO GONZALEZ" wipes and zooms in. when the words stops zooming "Presenta" in cursive gets written bellow.FX/SFX: The flag waving, the words wiping and writing.Music/Sounds: A fanfare.Availability: Seen on late 40's spanish movies by Suevia Films.Editor's Note: None.
Sugar Brothers Entertainment

Logo description by Michael BassVideo capture by bluelobster(2002-2004) Logo: On a white background we see the large text "SUGAR BROS." The "S" and "G" in "SUGAR" are connected to each other with a thick black line that curves at the bottom of the word, as with the "B" and "O" in "BROS." The "O" in "BROS." is a film reel with strips hanging around the "O" and the "S." Below the "SUGAR BROS." text is smaller script text that read "Entertainment" that almost looked cursive.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Rare; seen on WinTuition and A Separate Peace.Editor's Note: None.
Suhani S. K. Thapa Production Films (Nepal)

Logo descriptions by UnnepadPhotos by .Video captures by .Editions by .1st (Known) logo(1990's?) Logo: We see a blue striped vortex rotating clockwise, with a black hole in the center, inside there's a metallic (copper) Om symbol. The reflection of the sign moves. After a few moments we see a copper ribbon which reads "Suhani S. K. Thapa Production Films" in yellow, continuously zooming out until places under the sign, while the filmstrip-made letters "S F" zoom inside the black hole (the sign fade-out).FX/SFX: The vortex, the zooming. The whole logo is cheaply done and ugly.Music/Sounds: A dramatic, ominous choir.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhjPVY0fdvQ" target="_self">A Mero Hajur</a>.Editor's Note: None.