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E.V.V. Cinema (India)

Logo descriptions by naxo-olé, AnimeTVLogos and NightspearsLogo captures by naxo-oléBackground: E.V.V. Cinema is an Indian Telugu language film company founded in 2000 by E.V.V. Sathyanarayana. (2000-)Nicknames: "Another Thunderstone Logo, From India", "The Colossal EVV Structure", "A Giant Has Appeared"Logo: On a dark blue cloudy background, we first see some thunders. Then, the camera moves down to reveal a mountain and the ground, while more thunders appear. One of them impacts the ground. The ground suffers a fissure vent, and two golden filmstrips come out of the fissure. Later, a camera and some spotlights come out, too. One of these focus moves to the center of the screen, and is turned up. The light of the spotlight makes a transition effect, when we appear again on the fissure, and we see some rocks. The camera cuts in some positions of the rocks emerging from the fissure, in the middle of the thunders. Finally, the camera moves from a position in the rocks to show the full structure of the rocks, which actually consists of a great "EVV", with a smaller "CINEMA", above the mountain.Variant: On some films, the clouds are dark grey.FX/SFX: This is a CGI logo, but its pretty primitive by today's standards.Music/Sounds: Thunderclaps at the beginning, static noises as the filmstrips, camera, and spotlights come out, which then segue into a magical fanfare which turns bombastic as the thunderclaps come back and the letters come out.Music/Sound Variant: Starting with Athili Sattibabu LKG, more static noises were added, but there were new sounds added in the logo like the "shing" sounds. The thunderclaps are also altered.Availability: Seen on the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._V_.V._Cinema" target="_self">films released by the company</a>, like [Master].Editor's Note: None.
EAI Interactive

Background: EAI Interactive was formed in 1996 by Iowa software company Engineering Animation, Inc. EAI, wanting to broaden its scope of development, purchased a small video game developer in Salt Lake City, Utah headed by <a class="external" href="http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,2800/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bryan Brandenburg</a> called Software Arts International. This new studio became the primary location of EAI Interactive's activities. In addition to game development, EAI's medical and scientific illustration team developed a variety of 3D interactive educational products. In 1999, it was bought out by Unigraphics Solutions, Inc. (1996-1999)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d789e6b77d50085641c7058c31505fe6f488c8e9" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="235" wmode="transparent"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5a7e1ab3f4340a374874367edab7e86d679c7c9e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="214" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: The Rainbow Macaroni Eye, Donut in a Wonky Macaroni The White Macaroni Eye (Clue variant)Logo: On a black background, a blurry, rainbow object swirls around with a blurry "E A I" moving around the object. The logo unblurs, revealing that the object is an abstract eye. The logo flashes, inverting the colors and "I N T E R A C T I V E" with a trademark next to it fades in.Variant: On Clue, the Hasbro Interactive logo takes place in a stormy sky. When the thunder strikes, the EAI Interactive logo is also shown.FX/SFX: The eye spinning.Music/Sounds: A synth violin note similar to the opening of the song "Porcelain" by Moby, followed by a reversed cymbal and a synthesized choir note.Music/Sounds Variants: On Clue, a haunted theme is heard.Availability: Can be spotted on many games, though many of them are out of print. Was seen on Field & Stream: Trophy Buck, Barbie Hair Styler and several Scooby-Doo licenses. The variant is seen on Clue.Editor's Note: None.
EASTONE Film & Video Production Limited

Logo description by Thisisanswer(1991)Logo: On a very dark blue background, a purple bud is seen blooming. It rotates towards the screen before a comet comes around and hit the center of the flower. It then moves up and flashes, becoming multicolored with the characters for "east" and "one" in the center. The top pedal is red, the right pedal is green, the bottom pedal is blue, and the left pedal is white. The Mandarin translation and "EASTONE Film & Video Production Limited" flashes in below in yellow.FX/SFX: The flower blooming, the comet.Music/Sounds: An ominous synth theme ("Star Flight" by Paddy Kingsland) at first accompanied by a whoosh-like sound, and a laser beam sound ("Electronic Effect 6" by Paddy Kingsland (SFX #1)) where the music transitions to "Prestige Logo (a)" by Paddy Kingsland (the Golden Book Video jingle).Availability: Rare. Seen on Retreat of the Godfather.Editor's Note: None.
EA Black Box

Background: EA Black Box was a studio founded in Vancouver, Canada, in 1998 by former employees of Radical Entertainment as "Black Box Games". It never used a logo until 2000 and seems not to use it for many years after 2002. In June 2002, it was purchased by Electronic Arts and became the wholly-owned subsidiary known as EA Black Box. It's primary known for Need of Speed series and Skate series. In July 2012, it was renamed Quicklime Games during the development of Need for Speed World, and shortly thereafter closed for good in April 2013.1st Logo (2000-2002) Logo: We zoom through giant 0's and 1's (like binary code) to the words "BLACK B...X GaMeS" on the screen. A yellow box comes and takes its place as the letter "O". There are blue rays beaming from the box, and many dots and the background flicker.Variant: There is a still variant where the rays are gray instead of blue. Plus, the text is black and "GAMES" is smaller.FX/SFX: The flipping and merging on the standard Genesis variant. The variants have different animation.Music/Sounds: Several adverse grinding sounds.Availability: Seen on NHL Hitz 2003 and 2002, as well as on Sega Soccer Slam. The still variant can be seen on NHL 2K for Sega Dreamcast although the animated variant appears after the game's intro on said game with the cheat codes having been entered when starting the game. Editor's Note: None. 2nd Logo (2008) Logo: The EA logo appears first and the Black Box logo after. The "O" letter is replaced with an orange box. When shown, the logo transitions into a speedometer with the box converting into its arrow, and further into the intro.FX/SFX: Background lightning and shining effects.Music/Sounds: Various noises and screeches.Availability: Seen on Need for Speed: Undercover. Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo (2009) Logo: We see a grainy background with a reflection of some room. There is a crumpled gray box with "BLACK BOX" written below. The sides of the box randomly rotate. FX/SFX: The screen trembling and the box's sides rotate.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the trailer for Skate 2. Editor's Note: None. 4th Logo (2010) Logo: There are chipped white words "BLACK BOX", where "BOX" is below and "O" is replaced with a box. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the trailer for Skate 3. Editor's Note: None. 5th Logo (2011) Logo: The name appears in gray, with the last "X" overlapped by a 3D rhombus box, orange inside. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Need for Speed: The Run. Editor's Note: None.
EA Bright Light

Background: EA Bright Light is the brand name used for EA UK Studios, including accounts of former Bullfrog and Criterion Studios. It was officially launched in 2008, but not every game has its logo.(2010-)Logo: It is the 3D name bright light made in some kind of angular font. The dot above the first iis actually the EA logo.FX/SFX: None, or the shining around the i-pin. Music/Sounds: None or the game's opening theme.Availability: Rare; should be seen on Deathly Hallows (both parts) and Create, both only for Wii version. Also appears on the trailer for Spare Parts and on the DS game series Flips.Editor's Note: None.
EA Cinema (Russia)

Background: EA Cinema is the cinema subsidary of Ekaterinburg Art Home Video.1st Logo(2000-2005)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/5c264b2582608faa1df37a65feb1d3a703dda6a7" width="268"></iframe>Logo: In space, we see a green galactic hole spinning. Then it spins faster and faster, until it turns into sparkle. Sparkles flash and the EA logo appears. The logo flips to its position, sparkles disappear. The word "CINEMA" zooms in to its position and waves.Variant: There is a shorter version starting with "CINEMA" zooming in. This was seen on several promos.FX/SFX: Better CGI animation, all improvement over main the subsidiary's logo.Music/Sounds: We hear a majestic playful fanfare, followed by a chord from the main subsidiary's logo.Availability: Seen on DVD releases by the company.Editor's Note: None.
EA HD

Logo description by Enormous RatBackground: EA HD is a special logo indicating games on major platforms with full video capacity - PC, Xbox360 and PS3.(2000s)Logo: The logo appears from mist. It shows gray EA logo, as in the 2005-based games, separated with a vertical line from HD letters. The logo glows and spark appears below it directly on the vertical line, going both sides to reveal HIGH DEFINITION GAMING.FX/SFX: Sparking animation. Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Appears on HD games by Electronic Arts.Editor's Note: None.
EA Sports Freestyle

Logo Captures by EnormousRat(2008-)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/73d6e815ab013f27a32c321e0b9782731930715b" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="252" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: On a blue (or orange) background, the EA HD logo takes place. After done, EA moves a bit right and is rounded with a glowing circle. Everything other clears, but SPORTS appears below inside the circle. The EA Sports logo immediately explodes into the solid white circle with blue edges and letters, which glows and rotates. It bumps the screen and zooms into the lower part of the screen. freestyle comes, each letter connected with the circle. The EA byline is very small below the logo.Variant: On FaceBreaker, after the logo is complete, a sports gimp comes and blows the logo to ashes.FX/SFX: The animation of the logo.Music/Sounds: Several whirling sounds.Availability: Appears on FaceBreaker for Xbox 360 and PS3 and on NHL 3 on 3 Arcade for Xbox Live.Editor's Note: None.
EFX Magic in Motion (India)

Background: EFX is one of the most famous Indian digital post production companies that offers the entire range of digital services including Digitization, Digital Film Restoration, Digital Archiving, Media Asset Management, VFX, Rotoscoping, Digital Intermediate, Blu-Ray Compression and Authoring, 3D Movie Production Solutions, and Stereoscopic Conversion Services. It was founded in the early 1990's, but it did not use a logo until 1992.1st Logo(1992)Nickname: "Special Effects: EFX Magic In Motion"Logo: Just the print version of the 2nd logo with "SPECIAL EFFECTS" on the top of it zooming in.FX/SFX: Just the zooming.Music/Sounds: The sound of a wind.Availability: Rare outside YouTube. <a href="https://youtu.be/XiTLd-YdVkI?t=48s" target="_self">Aatha Kanthirantha</a> is the only film that contain this logo.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(November 30, 2001-2002)Nicknames: "Special Effects: EFX Magic In Motion II", "CGI EFX", "EFX of Doom", "DTS' Indian Brother"Logo: On a black background, the camera spins as we can see three metal rectangles with "EFX" in a futuristic font, but outlined. Several pieces of "EFX" are seen flying each other and putting themselves to form the logo. "Magic in Motion" and "Special Effects" fade in a blur effect.FX/SFX: Dated CGI animation for 2002 standards.Music/Sounds: The synth whoosh, which abruptly cuts to a sound being hitten, followed by a metal drop sound. Six arrow hits are heard as several pieces of "EFX" put themselves.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://youtu.be/BVWBVEXehgY?t=39s" target="_self">Grama Devathe</a>and its Tamil dub as<a href="https://youtu.be/lbNC2SOUeqc?t=32s" target="_self">Angala Parameswari</a>.Editor's Note: None.
EKO Video Films (UK)

Logo description by: MariluHennerArtist45Video courtesy of: czar7474Editions by vhslogos(1983)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b702ceb0d25dceb83838427bc6aa675d8cd5c79a" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="247" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black/red gradient space/star field background replete with the milky way, we see a large white rectangle bearing the letters "EKO" zoom upwards to the view. Then, the words "Video Films presents" in white w/ "Video Films" in Helvetica font and "presents" in Optima font follow it.FX/SFX: The logo zooming up and the space background. Not bad effects.Music/Sounds: A short space-themed rock tune.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on many of their UK pre-cert tapes from the era.Editor's Note: None.
EM.TV & Merchandising AG (Germany)

Logo description and capture by edunk5Background: EM.TV & Merchandising AG was a German independent entertainment company founded by Thomas Haffa in 1989 based in Ismaning. It's initials stand for Entertainment, Merchandising, TV. In February 2000, it bought The Jim Henson Company for $680 million. Later that year, it acquired 50% of SLEC Ltd., known for being the holding company of the Formula One racing series. In September 2001, former CEO of Sat. 1 Werner Klatten became the new CEO of EM.TV. He restructured the company, announced he would sell most of the company's assets and directed the purchase of German sports TV station DSF. In 2003, The Jim Henson Company was bought back by the Henson family for $78 million. In 2008, it was renamed to em.sport media ag before being changed again to Constantin Medien AG the following year.(January 1, 1993-June 23, 2004)Nicknames: "Diamond Zig-Zag", "Zig-Zag M"Logo: Panning though a black and blue space background with stars, a shape that is red on the front and the rest of the sides in silver comes flying sideways from the front of the screen before turning clockwise and stopping down where it is revealed to be a row of three diagonal rectangles above a short zig-zagged M which represents the company's first two initials, "EM". It morphs from 3-D to 2-D while at the same time the background fades to black. Below, a spark of light wipes across to reveal the text "EM.TV & MERCHANDISNG AG" in white.Variants:On Fairy Tale Police Department, a still version is shown.On Rainbow Fish, it cuts to where the text wipes in.The logo was in-credit on The Adventures of Blinky Bill, The World of Tosh, Old Tom, and Creepschool.FX/SFX: Entirely CGI.Music/Sounds: A calm synthesizer with a light soaring upbeat, a quiet clash, and a clicking sound when the text is formed.Music/Sounds Variant: All shows had the closing theme playing over it.Availability: Rare. It was seen on the first two seasons of The Adventures of Blinky Bill, the first two seasons of Flipper and Lopaka, Fairy Tale Police Department, Old Tom, Rainbow Fish, The World of Tosh, and Creepschool.Editor's Note: It's a very creative logo with good visuals and the CGI effects have aged relatively well. Plus, the music is very nice to listen.
EMI Television Programs

Logo description by Sean BeardLogo captures by Eric S.Editions by V of Doom(1977-1983) Nickname: "EMI Block"Logo: As the closing credits finish, the credit A ROGER GIMBEL PRODUCTION FOR appears on the screen in a Serif font, arranged in a semi-circular stack seen like this: A-------------ROGER GIMBELPRODUCTION--FOR----------- "A" and "FOR" appear in smaller print, while Gimbel's name appears in larger print. Then this fades and the EMI logo appears just like its British theatrical counterpart except that here the phrase "EMI TELEVISION PROGRAMS, INC." is seen under the logo. Both the Gimbel credit and EMI logo are superimposed over the end-credit montage.Variants:Also may referred as "EMI FILMS LIMITED".The opening version is set on a blue background, with the phrase "EMI FILMS LIMITED PRESENTS A ROGER GIMBEL PRODUCTION", with "EMI" inside a rectangle.FX/SFX: The same animation as the EMI Film Distributors logo.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie.Availability: Rare. Retained intact on its productions where aired (often followed by the Viacom "V of Doom" logo on most still-circulating prints). Among the notable TV movies it produced such as Dead Man's Curve, Deathmoon, The Legend of Walks Far Woman, and The Killing of Randy Webster, among others.Editor's Note: None.
EO (Netherlands)

1st Logo(1980-1990)Logo: On a green/blue gradient background, two cards that feature a sun-like thing and the letters "E" and "O" slide in. After, they open up into a box, then a rainbow only consisting of blue and green that show darker colors of it moves into the box, then comes to the top of it. We see that the box made of the cards are gone, and the rainbow curls up and becomes the EO symbol. Before that's done, the background turns black and a light rises in the center.FX/SFX: It looks like cartoon animation. It just GOES back into the 70's.Music/Sounds: An orchestral fanfare that becomes more powerful.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1990?-1991)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: CGI animation that feels better than the previous logo.Music/Sounds: A calm piano tune.Availability: See before.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1991-1996)Logo: The new EO logo is against lights. It moves with the camera panning with it. Then, the logo goes through the lights and faces us. Then the lights disappear.FX/SFX: Simple but good CGI.Music/Sounds: A piano tune that sounds similar to the previous.Availability: See the 1st logo. The station has no longer existed at this logo's end date.Editor's Note: None.
EPICSHOT

Logo descriptions by MuzzarinoPhotos by MuzzarinoVideo captures by EPICSHOTEditions byBackground: EPICSHOT is a video production company estabilished in Saint-Petersburg, Russia.(2016-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/7bb98435425c38339377407424fd64190ea9bb09" width="366"></iframe>Logo: On a black background and 360 view, we see the corporate logo wipe in (with light steak effects). While they rotate, it draws more light streaks on the background to form a light streak tunnel. After the logo fades out, some of the lines erase themselves and then the zooming speeds up.FX/SFX:The logo and the background have light streaks applied to the animation.Music/Sounds: Dark atmospheric sounds, which increases in pitch at the near end.Availability: Can be seen on the company's official YouTube channel
ERT2 (Greece)

Logo descriptions byThisisanswerBackground: ERT2 is the 2nd channel of ERT. Originally owned by the Hellenic Armed Forces, where it went by YENED, it was given to public control and therefore became the 2nd ERT channel. In 1998, it converted into mostly a news channel, becoming known as NET. It became abolished in 2013 with all of ERT during a money saving cut. It was officially back on the air on June 11, 2015 with all of ERT.ERT2 (1st era)1st Logo(1982-1984)Logo: On a black background, a malformed-looking 2 outlined in blue appears. It then trails back to the right, with a green outline part appearing as well, and the top part in orange. All of these have trails as well. As they reach the right center of the screen, they fill with their respective colors and the trails retract, while the large, bubbly text "EPT" appear as an red outline, trailing downwards diagonally. It then leaves a solid-colored copy to the left of the 2, and the trail flies off-screen.Variants:This logo was used for the news intro at the time, in which the green bubbly text "ΕΙΔΗΣΕΙΣ" wiped in below.A still version was normally used. Here, the logo was redrawn with brighter colors and a thicker-looking 2.FX/SFX: The 2 forming, the trails.Music/Sounds: Typically a soft, peaceful tune for the still image. The news intro uses a bombastic synth fanfare.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: Compared to its sister channel, it did have animation from the near start of its existance rather than just having slides.
ERT3 (Greece)

Logo descriptions by ThisisanswerBackground: ERT3 is the 3rd channel of ERT. It was launched in 1988 when public radio and TV services were fused. It became abolished in 2013 with all of ERT during a money saving cut. It was officially back on the air on June 11, 2015 with all of ERT.1st Logo(1988-1995)Logo: On a black background, pieces of a map with yellow land and blue sea slide in from all sides of the screen. Once it is fully compete, many silver and gold pieces fly from the completed map. We zoom up from the map to a bluegradient background with the pieces spinning all around. Later, they all settle in the middle of the screen, connecting together to make a sharp angled "ET" in silver with a gold 3 and clear parts in it. Finished up, it shines and turns to an angle, revealing the 3 is much thicker than the letters.FX/SFX: The pieces of the map and logo coming together, the background change, the logo turning and shining.Music/Sounds: An very distorted patriotic theme made with a synthesized trumpet.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1995-1996)Logo: On ablackbackground with a fuzzy teal stripe in the middle, silver shapes come in from all sides, forming the "ET" from before. Gold pieces then fly in to form the 3, then the logo tilts to a angle.FX/SFX: The pieces coming together.Music/Sounds: An synthesized trumpet fanfare, which is taken from the news theme at the time.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
ESCO Mex Video Productions

(1980s)Logo: On a blue marble background, we see the film strips goes up and down respectively, as well as "ESCO" goes left and right, and they both place in the center as the yellow word fades in "MEX", then the white words goes to the right "VIDEO PRODUCTION" and to the left "INC." The word "MEX" glitters down.FX/SFX: The words.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA
ESPN

NFL PresentationSunday Night Football era(Late '90s-2006)Logo: The ESPN logo at the time forms ("ESPN" in it's familiar font, but on an oval with a red line on the top-left of it) forms, then it zooms back to reveal the now previous NFL logo floating around in space.FX/SFX: The ESPN logo forming.Music/Sounds: It's an old fanfare the NFL used until 2003. From 2003 on, it is the now-current NFL fanfare.Availability: Should still be intact when ESPN Classic airs an NFL presentation from the late '90s and early 2000s.Editor's Note: None.Monday Night Football era(2006-2019 preseason logos TBA)?th Logo(September 9, 2019-present)Logo: in a dark gray background, we see dark gray liquid chrome form the NFL 100 logo. Finally the camera backs away as it fully forms and colorizes to red, white and blue. It cuts to the famous Hank Williams "Are you ready for some football" intro.FX/SFX: The liquid chrome forming the NFL 100 logo, and then changing color on the 4 note ending of the NFL fanfare.Music/Sounds: The 2019-present NFL fanfare.Availability: It is the current logo so it is seen before and after MNF games on ESPN.Editors Note: None.