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Viva Home Video (Spain)

Logo descriptions by Codyfinke2Capture by Eric S.Editions by mr3uriousVideo capture courtesy of han sosa (hansosa)Not be confused with the home video division of Viva Films.(1983-Late 1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="209" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8ad8c6e4dbabe04048eb0086d772325a32bbe035" width="278"></iframe>Nickname: "The Viva Box"Logo: On a blue starry sky background, we see a box zooming in from the top left. When it's finished, the words "HOME VIDEO" slide in on the bottom of the box. The whole thing looks pretty similar to the logo for RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video until the inside of the box is filled with red, wiping downward, and the word "VIVA", in a fancy cursive font, flies in, flipping around as it makes its way into the box. FX/SFX: The animation in the logo looks kind of simple, and, as stated above, the logo design looks similar to the RCA/Columbia Home Video logo.Music/Sounds: A funky futuristic-sounding synth-piano sounder.Availability: Appeared on some Tintin VHS from the late 80's in Spain, such as Tintín on The Shark's Lake, and the 70's Tintin at the Temple of Sun.Editor's Note: None.
Viva Records (Philippines)

<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="140" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/1f14cf9dd4c3cda39829b662175a02766f74769a" width="246"></iframe>Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: Viva Records is the music label and videoke branch of the Viva Entertainment Group.(1990's-2003?)Logo: On a black background a CD comes out from the bottom and goes to the center, as it then spins and flips into the "V" of the VIVA logo from the time. A yellow light appears on the left, the V goes near it and the byline "A VIVA ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" moves in. A rectangle with a purple radial gradient (which moves) then appears next to the V, and the green words "VIVA" (spaced out) and "RECORDS CORP". then wipe in to the bottom in front of the rectangle. The logo would make a transition to the title and song list of the videoke release.FX/SFX: The CD and the V moving, the yellow light, the byline appearing, the rectangle moving in, the purple gradient of the rectangle moving, the words wiping in, the transition to the videoke title.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Very rare, possible to find on videoke releases from the Philippines, one of them having an Air Supply theme.Editor's Note: None.
Viva Sports (Philippines)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(2004)Logo: Same as the 2003 VIVA Films logo, but "Sports" zooms in with a trail below the "VIVA" wordmark.FX/SFX: Same as the 2003 VIVA Films logo, but with the additional text's action.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Spotted in the 2004 film The Manny Pacquiao Story.Editor's Note: None.
Vive (Chile)

Background: Vive was a channel created by the cableoperator Metropolis Intercom as Cable Cine, which later evolved into Showbiz, Vive! Deportes and Vive. Since the adquisition of Metropolis Intercom, the channel is owned by VTR.(1993)Note: This ID can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/xVBsLIzRnMc?t=663" target="_self">here</a>. Another version can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/xVBsLIzRnMc?t=550" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: TBAFX/SFX: 3D animation.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None
Vivendi Entertainment

Background: Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment was originally formed in 2006 as simply Vivendi Entertainment, and served as a distribution unit for many companies. Originally distributed by Universal Music Group Distribution, it was purchased by Gaiam in 2012, who renamed it to its then-current name. In 2013, it was bought yet again by Cinedigm Entertainment, and the same year it was merged into Newvideo.(2008-2012)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/417cb134d82c7d490e8ffaf71208073f41789c61" width="367"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a silver line is drawn by a spark, before rotating to reveal a circle. As the background becomes a starfield, a stylized "V" appears and spins in the middle of the circle. As everything shines and rotates into place, the text "vivendi", with an underline and "ENTERTAINMENT" below it, is wiped in by a spark, with "vivendi" in its corporate font.FX/SFX: Very nice CGI.Music/Sounds: A tense string score, composed by FirstCom Music.Availability: Fairly common. Can be found on DVDs from the company from the period, such as Call of the Wild 3D.Editor's Note: None.
Vivid Films

Logo descriptions by RarityLand(2000s)Nickname: "Strip Poker Vivid" "Vivid Casino" Outerspaced Out" "Poker'd"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The really cheesy transformation from the front card to the back card/logo.Music/Sounds: A light orchestral theme.Availability: Scarce. Seen on certain Vivid releases.Editor's Note: None.
Vivid Interactive

1st Logo(1994-1995)Nicknames: "Sexy CD Girl"Logo: We start out on the black background with the Vivid Interactive logo on the top-left and the 3DO logo on the bottom-right. After few seconds, the real logo animation plays: In the space, we see the CD zooming towards the near-right and flies away to the left, while the line of two CDs on the left fading in and moving towards, then flying away to the right. Then the Vivid Interactive logo with the fiery texture, which soon changes to the reflecting water pattern, fades in, alongside a naked brunette girl posing in a sensual manner with CDs on her eyes, her breasts and her groin; after few seconds, the girl fades out and CDs reappear, do the same movements from the beginning and the texture on the Vivid Interactive logo changes back to the fiery texture. Then another line of CDs flying towards and the very front and the very back CDs flies away to the top, while the middle one to the bottom, and, finally, the logo fades out; then the background fades out.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: An uninspired fanfare, followed by a group of female voices saying "Vivid Interactive".Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen on adult games on the 3DO.Editor's Note: None.
Vivid Video

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega and RarityLandBackground: Vivid Entertainment Group is an American pornographic film production company, featuring a catalog of VHS and DVD titles and internet content. It has been estimated to be the top adult entertainment company.1st Logo(1989-2000)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6766b0adf6cc51556ad2960a7a1c2644cd46c77b" width="367"></iframe>Nickname: "Kissing Silhouettes"Logo: Over a marble background, we see two silhouettes of a bald couple. The silhouettes then get closer to each other and kiss, but suddenly, the silhouettes quickly transform into a script V, which then thickens and turns metallic and blue. The V rotates to face the top as the rest of the logo script gets to be revealed, actually being "Vivid", which then zooms back and stops. A red chalk underline then writes in below. The metallic "VIDEO" then flashes in near the underline, and "Vivid" also flashes. The logo shines.FX/SFX: Pretty neat animation, actually. But the movement of the couple and transformation seems really tacky.Music/Sounds: A gentle string theme, which then builds up into a pounding rock theme. A male announcer then says "You're watching a Vivid feature presentation".Music/Sounds Variant: DVD TBAAvailability: Can be seen on porn tapes released by Vivid. It can also, strangely be seen on some Vivid releases on 3DO, mainly those of the FMV kind.Editor's Note: None.
Viz Media (Japan)

Compiled by CooleyBoy101st Logo(2005-2015)Nickname: "Red Rounded Box"Logo: On a black background, we see a crimson-colored square with rounded corners and an outline in it. Suddenly, a black stylized "V" flies out and lands on the square, making it spin. Then, a "Z" flies on it, making it spin faster. When the square rests, a white dot falls in the middle of the square and bounces up to reveal an "i", forming "ViZ". "media" fades in below "ViZ".<embed align="right" height="200" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/dbd21bca1378067e4e3d1558a9e0363327cb31e5" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="200" wmode="transparent"/>Variant: A still variant exists.FX/SFX: The spinning of the logo.Music/Sounds: A Japanese-styled flute sounder, complete with percussion. Sometimes, it's the closing theme of the show, or silence.Availability: Seen on many anime from Viz Media.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo (February 2015-?)Nickname: "Red Box II"Logo: On a white background, we see a crimson-colored box, only this time it's not rounded and there's no outline. The box is actually just the letters stacked on top of each other. The "V" and "Z" move away on the opposite sides, revealing the word "ViZ". The logo then zooms out and a red ball moves downward, from the "i". As the red ball bounces, the black letters of the word "media" bounce, letter by letter. When the word "media" is complete, the red dot flies up around the word, rests on top of the "i". From there, a black dot moves until it rests atop the red "i".FX/SFX: The zooming, and the letters sliding and bouncing. All of which is clean and professional CGI.Music/Sounds: A different Japanese-styled flute sounder than the one from the previous logo, still complete with percussion.Availability: Common. Seen on newer anime from Viz Media. One of the first releases to include this logo is Sailor Moon: Season 1, Set 2. It also appears on recent releases of the first three Pokémon movies after the original distributor lost the rights.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2019-)Nickname: "Manga Letters"Logo: On a white background, blocks can be seen with several black-and-white manga pages all over them (they also differ, like with pages from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure), which zoom out. As they zoom out, they reveal to be the "VIZ" letters from before, but thicker and without the dot. The pages then move around, with the logo zooming and rotating into full view, as color sets appear, before the whole logo gets covered in a red substance. A "heartbeat" then ensues, turning the logo 2D and making the background pure white.Variant: A version exists where the logo just slowly zooms in.FX/SFX: The pages moving, the logo zooming out. Higher quality animationMusic/Sounds: A slow synth plays at first, before a "THUD" plays with a small sparkle.Availability: Brand new. The variant could be seen on several of their Youtube videos, while the normal logo is first seen on Adult Swim airings of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. It may appear on future releases by them.Editor's Note: None.
Viz Video

Logo descriptions by bigrene2Logo captures by mr3urious, Muzzarino and thehugetvfanEditions by Muzzarino1st Logo (1993-1998) <embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/c60442f0ca171a882b80d65da56a079e28eee76f" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="245" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: On a black background, we see red objects coming in on all sides of the screen. They collide to from a stylized V, which zooms out to the top-right corner as a golden yellow background with the words “VIZ VIDEO” in a segmented font appears by alternating lines coming in from both sides of the screen. A shine appears on the background, and a star comes from the top of the screen, making the V flash, and resting on top of the “V” in “VIZ VIDEO”. Variant: Earlier in its existence, the V was animated slightly differently, and was brighter.FX/SFX: The red objects forming the V, the zooming out of the V, the black background transitioning to the golden background, the shine appearing, and the star.Music/Sounds: A synth-rock tune with a “ding” as the V flashes. Sometimes it is silent.Availability: Can be seen on all Ranma 1/2 videocassettes from 1993-1998. Also appears on the original VHS releases of Fatal Fury and Fatal Fury 2.2nd Logo(1998-2001)<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="242" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/dd07bcbb9ca48545aba7f2c2f9ffae8f06536f55" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="295" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a space background, we see a gold cube in the direct center of the screen zooming and rotating, moving closer to us. As the rotating progresses, we see that the cube keeps dividing into smaller and smaller cubes. As soon as the cube is all the way zoomed toward the viewer, the cube breaks into several small pieces, filling the screen with gold. The camera pans to the right of the space background as the gold pieces form the words "VIZ VIDEO", segmented, in italics, and in gold. The stylized V shape from the last logo lies right next to the words.FX/SFX: The golden cube rotating, and the pan and scan effects.Music/Sounds: A synthesized theme that ranges from ominous and choir-like to more electric at the end, with metallic noises including the stock sound effects of metal crashing.Availability: Seen on Pokémon and Hamtaro VHS and DVD releases (which use this logo at the beginning and end) from the era. Also seen on some other properties from the company, like later Ranma 1/2 VHS and DVD releases. Also found on a few 2007reprints of the latter.3rd Logo(2001-2005)Logo: On a white (or black) background, a still picture of the Viz print logo is seen in black and white, with no video indicator whatsoever. The print logo consists of a stylized eye with devil horns or ears, positioned over a book-like shape reading "VIZ".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on all Viz Video releases from the period. After 2005, the Viz Media logo introduced that year became the de-facto home video logo.
Voltage Pictures

-Logo descriptions by PAV213Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Voltage Pictures is a Los Angeles based film company, formed by Nicholas Chartier in 2005.1st Logo(2012)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4a85b007fb92958326caaea4440ee4a2c7a5c20d" width="322"></iframe>Logo: Sparks form on a black background. After they vanish, a high voltage warning sign in green with a silver zap and outline above the silver text "VOLTAGE PICTURES" appears via a flip effect. The screen flashes, causing the logo to turn red (save for the inside of the triangle, which turns black), and the logo slowly zooms forward.Variant: Sometimes, the logo doesn't turn red (save for the inside of the triangle, which turns black).FX/SFX: The sparks, the flash and the logo turning.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on films from the period, such as The Company You Keep.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2013-)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="187" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f291009592d9a7902c804ce7d204952149ebed73" width="444"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0f6235458ded6028e69f0bc608372252cff4f55d" width="322"></iframe>Logo: We pan through the outskirts of an abandoned electrical plant. We then move towards the door to the generator room, which has the company logo on it glowing. When we get close enough, the screen flashes, cutting to the logo from before which also zooms forward.Variants:On Good Kill, the logo is in black and white.A shortened version appears on Sniper: Special Ops and I Feel Pretty.A version that ends with 3D letters appears on Intruder.Sometimes, this logo appears in a box with other company logos.FX/SFX: The panning and the flash. Not too bad...Music/Sounds/Trivia: Some electrical zaps, along with an ominous orchestrated theme. A similar theme was used in Dragon's Lair 3D.Availability: Common. Films that have this logo are Dallas Buyers Club, Don Jon, After, Knock Knock, the Australian release of Ambushed, and more.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2015-)Logo: We see a panorama of night city with stormy weather and an electric line in front view. A lightning hits the line and we follow the spark down to the fence and the rusty table with "VOLTAGE" sign, which blows up and becomes the logo.FX/SFX: The animation of lightnings.Music/Sounds: Stormy and electric sounds.Availability: First seen on Fathers and Daughters.Editor's Note: None.
Von Zerneck-Sertner Films

Logo description and captures by Eric S., EnormousRat, and Gilblitz112(January 10, 1988-December 11, 2011)<iframe frameborder="0" height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/366c29f242014ec446313385850ee82c614ebae3" width="250"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8776d17d34656db965cdf1c42d188a3c1b194eb1" width="334"></iframe>Logo: On a green marble background, we see the letters V, Z and S zooming out one by one from different positions, and adapting a position on the screen. Under it, "the phrase "VON ZERNECK · SERTNER" and "F I L M S" fades in, and shines.Variants:A widescreen version of the logo exists (it's basically the 4:3 version, but stretched).A true 16:9 version exists.Starting around 1992, a darker marble was used with darker letters.There is a short version. FX/SFX: The letters flying, and the name shining. Music/Sounds: A horn driven jingle accompanied by mallet instruments. Around 1994, the fanfare was remixed. Availability: Can be seen currently on Von Zerneck-Sertner TV movies, usually followed by the FremantleMedia logo on current prints. Editor's Note: None.
Voskresenie Studio (Russia)

Logo descriptions byMegaAveron25Photos byMegaAveron25Video captures byEditions byBackground: Студия Воскресение (Revival Studio) is a Russian animation (and later live-action) studio based in Moscow. Founded in 1999 by Artur Tolstobrov and Aleksandra Evseeva. The studio went dormant around 2015 after the release ofBlue Eagle and Pink Whale, directed by Khariton Klimov.(2008- (print logo); 2010 (animated))Nicknames: "The Revival", "The Winged Cow from Heaven"Logo: Over the gray grainy canvas background, the stylized yellow-and-white winged cow rises from the bottom of the screen towards the center, with the rounded rectangular banner containing the stacked words "студия", "ВОСКРЕСЕНИЕ" and the site URL "<a class="external" href="http://www.revival.ru" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.revival.ru</a>", on the cow. After few seconds, the winged cow proceeds to lift its legs, stretching the banner in the process, preparing to fly away to the left, leaving the screen. And the logo cross-fades to the first scene of the movie/music video.Trivia: The winged cow itself was drawn by the Russian painter Irina Aleksandrovna Babushkina, and is a call-back to the studio's debut animated short from 2000, Воскресение (Revival). Irina has <a href="https://www.facebook.com/intuo/" target="_self">her own Facebook account</a>.FX/SFX: The winged cow. Simple, but good animation.Music/Sounds: A continuous, slowly-evolving sitar drone, accompanied by the cartoon wooble sound and a whoosh when the winged cow flaps its wings faster and flies away.Availability: The in-credit version is commonly seen; but the animated version so far only appears in Икра (Caviar), an animated music video directed by Khariton Klimov, for the song of the same name by St.Olie (Ilona Stolie's music project).Editor's Note: TBA
Voss Video Entertainment (Spain)

1st Logo(1992-1994)Nickname: "The Prism and the Globe"Logo: Set against a scrolling starfield, a strange planet spinning moves to the middle of the screen. While it does that, an prism spins and moves towards the top left corner. A beam shoots out to the prism to generate 9 colored lines and slicing the sphere, leaving cut marks on it, also turning it light blue. "VOSSVIDEO" slides in and "ENTERTAINMENT" flies to the bottom of the line. "presenta"appears under the logo and the starfield freezes.FX/SFX: The globe and prism moving, the beam forming the logo, the text forming.Music/Sounds: An ominous hum at the beginning, clashing sounds when the logo is formed and funky beat at the end.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Vox Video (Russia)

Logo description and capture by EnormousRatBackground: According to company's website, Vox Video owns about of 1/3 of legal video distribution in Russia. It mainly releases DVD with Russian movies, although there are many foreign in the catalogue. (2004-)Logo: We see silver filmstrip zooming through the screen, which is similar to Universal zooms, but much faster. There are other filmstrips, every of them showing living nature. The filmstrips take the whole screen and then collapse to the sphere, which becomes Earth. The word VOX takes place, when Earth is inside O. Six stars fit the globe above, and the words VIDEO below, surrounded by two stars. The filmstrip goes at the background.FX/SFX: Nice CGI effects.Music/Sounds: Swishing of the filmstrip followed by various humming noises.Availability: Common in Russia.Editor's Note: None.
Voyage Productions

Photos byEdc4Video captures byEdc4Logo descriptions byEdc41st Logo(Late 70s-Early 80s?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c3779d9e0a39d1403dce9d3d5dbb4e681c084490" width="396"></iframe>Nicknames: "Voyage Space", "Voyage Flames"Logo: On a sky background, a green object with flames comes zooming towards the screen. As the object gets closer, the sky background unfolds to reveal a space background. After the object stops zooming, the words "Voyage Productions" can be seen. It then fades out.FX/SFX: The zooming, unfolding, and flames behind the logo.Music/Sounds: A orchestra-like fanfare.Availability: Unknown but, most likely very rare. This was found on a 1978 Animation Festival VHS.Editor's Note: None.