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Autonomous Films

Logo description by MegaAveron25(2009)Nickname: ""Autonomous"? What's that mean?"Logo: We start out with the short definition of the adjective "autonomous" with "[films]" in the square brackets next to "au·ton·o·mous", then "–adjective 1. free from external control and constraint" and the dots in "au·ton·o·mous" fade out, making syllables slide together to form "autonomous". The finished product reads "autonomous [films]".FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: None, it's silent.Availability: Seen only on Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. Currently unknown, if it appears on newer films.Editor's Note: None.
Auvergne Rhône-Alpes Cinéma (France)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: TBA1st (known) Logo(Late 2010s-)Logo: On a black background, a white circle pops out from the center along with white/red radial lines shooting out and jumping back into it. A bottom line quickly draws in during the appearance, and when the white lines begin appearing, a half triangle and a diagonal + bottom arc combo line draws in, forming a drawing of a mountain. One second after, the circular logo zooms out to the left and becomes a comet, and another bunch of streaks originate and form the words "AUVERGNE", "RHONE-ALPES" and "CINEMA" with a zigzag effect. Another red comet streak forms behind the morphed white comet, joining and forming the same circle of the beginning as the mountain draws again (although the order of the drawings is inverted), and zigzag lines draw in between the formed company's name. There is a white light passing behind the circle.FX/SFX: Clean 2D animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Starting to become common in recent French movies, including Sibyl. The logo doesn't appear at the beginning of the Netflix movie I Lost My Body; an in-credit notice appears instead.Editor's Note: None
Avala Film (Yugoslavia)

Logo descriptions by Wellmart3 and SnowflakesOmegaVideo courtesy of ArhiVidBackground: Avala Film was one of the most active film producers of Yugoslavia, producing 443 films until their start of inactivity in 2000.(1947?-1960s)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c73854361547c9f3bd40be1cdb0442639c65ef08" width="271"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a bordered pentagon, with the words "AVALA" and "FILM". Both words are sheared to the top. Below the pentagon there's a filmstrip with "BEOGRAD" on the center.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A 2-note loud brass fanfare.Availability: Ultra rare.Editor's Note: None.
Avalanche Home Entertainment

Background: Avalanche Home Entertainment was a division of Lions Gate Films that distributed smaller Canadian B-movies and independent films.(1999-2001)<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/209410812b9362588533f35b5e1ac1eb14bec572" width="297"></iframe>Logo: On a rippling crystal blue background, we see part of the letter "A" and a snow avalanche below it. The snow reveals the word "AVALANCHE" and is placed underneath the big "A". Then the snow disappears, and a bolt-like figure flashes in on top of the "A". The word "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" appears below under the line, and a byline saying "A DIVISION OF LIONS GATE FILMS CORP." There is a small LG lion standing near the byline.FX/SFX: The rippling background, the avalanche, and the flash.Music/Sounds: A dramatic horn tune ending in an orchestral hit, followed by an ethereal synth tune.Availability: Uncommon. Appears on older VHS/DVDs like Tiger Claws 2, Cyber Vengeance, Expect to Die, Glam, Crisis, Shivers, Hitman's Run, Requiem for Murder and Papertrail, among others.Editor's Note: None.
Avalon Hill Game Company

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega1st (known) Logo(1995)<iframe frameborder="0" height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/94d5627b78ff8abf15e5ac9392b7f7a90fa87095" width="400"></iframe>Nicknames: "Leo The Panther", "Black Panther of Blatantness"Logo: We see an orange semicircle, probably representing the sun, and a furious expression of a panther's face can be seen on the bottom of it. Below the panther there's the text "AVALON HILL" in a red/yellow gradient, and the italic "game company" below. The copyright of Monarch Avalon is shown below the name (as a note, the copyright says 1994, but the game the logo appeared in was 1995).FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The sound of a lion roaring.Availability: Seen on World at War: Stalingrad.Editor's Note: None.
Avalon Productions (New Zealand)

Logo description and capture by edunk5Background: Avalon Productions was a New Zealand production company.(September 14-December 14, 2003)Logo: We see closeup footage of Wellington panning through in tinted royal blue with a rectangular panel with thick black lines showing a zoomed out version of the footage in normal color, revealing to take place at night on the left. On the right is a thin strip in royal blue with thick black lines as well and as a line of small white squares resembling a film strip. The latter then fades away when "AVALON PRODUCTIONS" fades in the same color as the squares.FX/SFX: The tint and fading.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Ultra rare. It was only seen on Freaky.Editor's Note: None.
Avalon Television (UK)

1st (known) Logo(1997-2005)Logo: We see the logo arranged in this wayA N-AVALON-T E LE V I S I O NP R O D U C T I O NF O RWhere the word "AVALON" is transparent and casting red shadows. The "TELEVISION" is white in a black box.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Ending theme of the show.Availability: Appeared on Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, Jenny Eclair Squats and TV Burp.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2005-2009)Logo: On a gradient pink background, many red lines are standing on the floor in various distances. They zoom out and move together to form the Avalon logo. The black bar flies in as we zoom.FX/SFX: The logo is collected from pieces.Music/Sounds: Ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Not Going Out seasons 1 to 3.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2009-)Logo: Glass parts pan over the screen and zoom out to form the Avalon logo zooming out on a waving blue background.Variant: On Workaholics, the logo begins when it is at the zooming out animation. On pre-2014 episodes, it is split in the top half of the screen while the Gigapix Studios logo plays in the bottom.On some episodes of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (others have neither it nor the Sixteen String Jack Productions logo at all), it is still.FX/SFX: The logo collects and shines.Music/Sounds: Ending theme of the show.Music/Sounds Variant: On Workaholics, a dreamy five-note synth tune is used.Availability: On the fourth season of Not Going Out and other shows.Editor's Note: None.
Avanti Ciné-Vidéo (Canada)

Background: Avanti Ciné-Vidéo was established in 1989 in Montreal by Luc Wiseman. Until 1996, no closing logo was used. 1st Logo(1989-December 1995)Logo: On the end credits, we see the Avanti logo like this: avanti CINÉ VIDÉO (the "i" of "avanti" has a star instead of a dot. There's also a star in between the logo). There is also a copyright stamp underneath. Variant: In some shows, we just see the copyright stamp. FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: The ending theme of the show. Availability: Seen on old shows from Avanti (no longer seen now). Editor's Note: None. 2nd Logo (January 1996-) Nickname: "The Gold CGI Avanti"Logo: On a brown background, we see sparks rolling. Then they reveal the word "AVANTi". A shower of light passes through the words and stops at the letter "i" to shine right there. The words then light up, and a line draws under it with "Ciné Vidéo" at the bottom (with a star inbetween). Variant: On November of 2007, there were some changes: the background is now black and we see a part of the Avanti as its zooms out into view. FX/SFX: Good CGI logo. Music/Sounds: A triumphant chord with glittering for the sparks, a two note piano tune for the letter i shining and a waving sound for the drawing line. Availability: The early version is seen on any show produced by Avanti from January 1996 to November 2007. The current version is seen on many new shows just like the 400th Anniversary Special from Quebec City. Editor's Note: None.
Avco Embassy Television

Logo descriptions by Jason Jones and Stephen CezarLogo captures by Eric S., V of Doom, snelfu, Shadeed A. Kelly, and Derrick AndersonEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, V of Doom, Michael Bass, mr3urious, and Lee CremeansBackground: Avco Embassy Television was founded in 1968 by Avco Embassy Pictures Corporation as its TV syndication division. It was folded into Embassy Telecommunications in 1982 after the studio was sold to Norman Lear and Jerry Perenchio.(1969-1982)Nickname: "AE Slate"Logo: It's basically the same as the Avco Embassy Pictures logo, only "TELEVISION PRESENTATION" replaces "FILM" (and the background would occasionally be green, possibly due to film deterioration).FX/SFX: Same as the Avco Embassy Pictures logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the Avco Embassy Pictures logo.Availability: Rare. Still intact on public domain releases of Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, Hercules, John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning/Day of Drums, and the 2012 DVD of Hatchet for the Honeymoon. It also appears on the Magnetic Video releases of The Graduate, They Call Me Trinity, A Nice Girl Like Me, and Woman Times Seven, and Charter Entertainment releases of Journey Through Rosebud. Preserved on the Santa Claus Conquers the Martians Blu-Ray.Editor’s Note: None.
Avenue A

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (2018-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="247" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/58ca71ef941a152c61ffcd98b75d8b6e3b5bb790" width="446"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we just see the words "AVENUE A" with Shoot to Midnight logo underneath.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing song.Availability: Seen on Russian Doll.Editor's Note: None.
Avenue Pictures

Background: Avenue Pictures is a production company founded by Cary Brokaw, the former head of distribution for Island Alive. Many of its early films would become part of Epic's Beta library, and such films are today owned by MGM through Orion.(October 1, 1987-)Logo: We see a street perspective sketch. The name AVENUE is below in retro font, and "PICTURES" appears below it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Ending theme of the movie, or silence.Availability: Seen on a lot of movies, but not on every one.Editor's Note: None.
Avid Home Entertainment

Logo description by Ryan FroulaLogo capture by thehugetvfanVideo capture courtesy of DudeThatLogoBackground: Avid Home Entertainment was a label of Live Entertainment that released budget-priced video prints of movies from the Live, Vestron, Carolco, Family Home Entertainment (occasionally), and ITC libraries among others recorded in the EP/SLP mode (though it did release some material in the SP mode later on, as part of a series of promotions called "Super 7"; after the Avid name was dropped, Live would continue to release titles under the "Super 7" banner).(January 21, 1991-Summer 1997)<iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/126b57e3da6b32b6c36c760b653609e779c1d7fb" width="219"></iframe>Nickname: "The Big A-Rectangle"Logo: On a white background, we see a red rectangle with an "A" in it. Below the rectangle is "AVID", then a line, then "Home Entertainment", then two lines.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Pretty common, actually. Seen on tapes from this company. For some strange reason, it appears on the packaging of the Silent Night, Deadly Night 3-disc set DVD from 2009, which includes parts 3-5 of the series. The last tapes to use this logo include the "Super 7" lineup (which consists of Chaplin, The Field, The Crying Game, The Piano, Sweetie, The House of the Spirits, and Wagons East!).Editor's Note: None.
Aviron Pictures

Background: Aviron Pictures is a distribution company founded in 2015 that served to take over the release of My All-American from the now defunct Clarius Entertainment. Home media rights to their films are currently held by Universal Studios Home Entertainment.1st Logo(November 13, 2015)Logo: On a smoky blue background, the company name zooms in letter by letter, with no further action.FX/SFX: Just the letters zooming in one-by-one.Music/Sounds: Same as the Clarius Entertainment logo.Availability: This placeholder was only seen on My All-American.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2016-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e45554d30165c8d43ce04f0962a9130a528c6845" width="297"></iframe>Logo: We see a starry sky fade into a lake, and as it gets brighter, we see four men rowing a boat in sync with each other. The camera pans to follow them, and eventually the scene zooms out to become the corporate logo as the company name is revealed, chiseled on the metal background, as the small word "PICTURES" fades in.FX/SFX: Very nice CGI going on here!Music/Sounds: A soft piano and horn tune that grows more majestic and adds choir as time goes on, ending with an orchestral hit and some twinkling.Availability: First appeared on Aviron Pictures' <a class="external" href="http://avironpictures.com/#lg=1&slide=0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> (it has since been removed, although it can still be found on their YouTube channel). The logo later made its theatrical debut on Kidnap, and will most likely be seen on any future movies Aviron ends up distributing.Editor's Note: None.
Avo Film Edizioni (Italy)

Logo descriptions by BudTheChud1989Video captures by BudTheChud19891st Logo(1980s-1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/038cde9b31a1444956c48baacc061079e844f2a9" width="407"></iframe>Logo: On a animated space background, we see a text above that reads "una presentazione" in red. Several metallic objects fly on the screen, revealing to be the words "AVOFILMS", with an sphere on the "A".FX/SFX: The space, the flying objects.Music/Sounds: A nice, very catchy Italian composition performed on a synthesizer.Availability: Found on various Italian tapes, such as The Gates of Hell (AKA: City of the Living Dead) and Shocking Dark (AKA: Bruno Mattei's Terminator II).Editor's Note: None.
Award Video (Germany)

Logo capture and video courtesy of DarkyderSammler1st (known) Logo(1980's) Logo: Two sides of a black square slide in opposite directions to reveal "AWARD VIDEO presents" against a dark blue-light blue gradient background. Seconds later, the two sides slide together.FX/SFX: The sliding.Music/Sounds: A warbly Moog synthesizer tune with laser zaps in the beginningAvailability: Hard to find. Check eBay.de or Amazon.de for tapes with this logo.Editor's Note: None.
Awwa Home Video (Poland)

(1988-1992)Logo: On a space background. there are 2 red planets seen in the distance, one of them having a yellow spot on it. The word "awwa" then zooms out with a long backtrail that shortens when it gets into place at the middle of the screen. The word is stacked and consists of the 2 parts being the same strange font, but with a different placement of the "a" and the top being teal and the bottom blue. The yellow spot then zooms in, revealing to be a spinning crown that stops on the top of the logo. As it moves to its place, the silver words "HOME VIDEO - KRAKÓW" then roller coaster around the letters and stop on the bottom, with then shining and the crown stop spinning. This then transitions to a screen with contact information and a warning scroll, both having a completely different font in white with a blue shadow.FX/SFX: The letters zooming out, the crown spinning, the text flying in.Cheesy Factor: Simple CGI animation and cheap music, and the background looks like it was made on a Amiga.Music/Sounds: A rapid beeping is heard at the beginning. This is followed by a 5-note theme played on a synth trumpet, and a buzzing sound when the words fly in below. A shining sound then abruptly plays, before transitioning into a patriotic fanfare on the screens that follow.Availability: Extinct. Seen on copies of Didi Drives Me Crazy, Neon City, Stop at Nothing, S.A.S. Melko, War Lords, The Arrival, Cougar!, Action U.S.A., Death Dreams, and To Save A Child, among others.Scare Factor: Low. The loud and annoying music may unnerve some.
Axon Video

Logo Descriptions by RarityLand Background: Axon Video was a special interest distribution company. (1988-1995)<iframe frameborder="0" height="212" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/386cf7ad9677e20f7676eead86484b334b713979" width="375"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a rotating 3D "A".Another "A" zooms in, rotating, then fades out. With a quick flash, we see a white background with purple filmstrip with lines behind the "A", then the background goes back to normal. After another flash, the "A" slows down, and stops. The same purple filmstrip and the lines from before appear. While the background is flashing, the words "AXON", on top, and "VIDEO" on the bottom respectively, zoom out. After the flashing is done, the words are now black, and the logo is in a white box.FX/SFX: The rotating, the flashing. Not too bad for the time period, but it looks a little cliched 80s.Music/Sounds: A dramatic synth fanfare.Availability: Can be seen on video releases from the company.Editor's Note: None.
Ayesha Films (India)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1997)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/816edecfd25e8791222d96053500136e48df6b92" width="329"></iframe>Logo: The yellow word "AF" moves to the center as the black background clears into a moving cloudy sky with water. The AF then rotates to face us and zooms closer to the screen, as two comets appear below and move to form "AYESHA FILMS". Then the text "MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS" zooms in below the whole logo. The logo freezes.FX/SFX: The AF moving, the cloudy sky, the lights, and the text zooming in.Music/Sounds: A whoosh, a rising sound, and a dramatic fanfare, which concludes with a "shining" synth pad.Availability: Seen only on Mahaanta: The Movie.Editor's Note: None.
Azad Kala Films (India)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(1980s)Logo: On a blue background, a logo slides up consisting of a rainbow, with a white mid-circle inside and an armed fist carrying a spear. Below there's a black filmstrip with the yellow "AZAD KALA FILMS" and the white "PRESENTS".FX/SFX: The logo just slides up.Music/Sounds: Some vibraphone notes, actually part of the opening theme.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m4IXI38fF4" target="_self">Pagri Sambhal Jatta</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Azalea Pictures

Logo description by Eric S.Logo captures by Eric S. and V of DoomEditions by Eric S. and V of DoomVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: Azalea Pictures was a production company and sub-arm of American International Television, which made science fiction films (most of them directed by Larry Buchanan), which some of them were remakes of previous films by Roger Corman. The films were directly released into TV. As of today, the TV movie Mars Needs Women is owned by MGM Holdings Inc. The remaining of the features are in the public domain.(1965-1969)<embed height="199" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Azalea+Pictures/widget/unknown/766af5ae26b71ee80b06ab7ac6d4ec3d80f934a3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: Just an in-credit text saying "Azalea Pictures Presents" appears on the screen.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Rare. Was seen on Zontar: The Thing from Venus, In the Year 2889, Mars Needs Women, and The Eye Creatures among others.Editor's Note: None.
Aşgabat TV (Turkmenistan)

Logo descriptions by 19JoshuaVideo captures courtesy of 19Joshua(2011-present)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/43c873b374538ccc39720141c4c76513295d0a0a" width="340"></iframe>Logo: On a shiny blue triangle background, we see the emblem of Turkmenistan that shines and zooms in, then it fades to the flag of Turkmenistan waving that also shines. It zooms out until the whole flag is shown. Then it fades to a larger view of the flag, while the emblem moves to the right. Then a blue text that says "TÜRKMENISTAN" moves from left to right, the emblem moves to the left, then a text saying "Aşgabat" fades and zooms in while the emblem fades out. Then it fades to the logo of Aşgabat, it zooms out, showing the text and a tower-looking object, behind a shiny blue triangle background that is the Earth that slowly spins.FX/SFX: The background, the emblem moving and zooming in, the Turkmen flag waving, shining, and zooming out, the blue text moving, the Aşgabat text fading and zooming in, the emblem fading out, the Aşgabat logo zooming out, the Earth slowly moving.Music/Sounds: An orchestral fanfare.Availability: Can be seen on the startup on Aşgabat TV, which is only in Turkmenistan.Editor's Note: None.
B-Girls Productions

Logo description, capture and video capture by LogophileBackground: B-Girls Productions is the production company of Anne Beatts and Eve Brandstein. The name comes from their last initials, hence "B-Girls".(September 4, 1989) <embed height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2b4410d8ab34ca6348ee6aa1b031a9897dd6b913" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="191" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: The words B-GIRLSPRODUCTIONSare on a black background in white, with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" at the bottom. Two red lipstick kiss prints appear on the "B" and the "S" of "B-GIRLS" respectively.FX/SFX: The kiss prints.Music/Sounds: The sound of women talking and laughing is heard.Availability: Extremely rare. The only confirmed appearance of this is from the 1989 CBS TV pilot Julie Brown: The Show. The logo is preserved on the Julie Brown pilot as a bonus feature on the DVD release of The Edge. There's a possibility this appeared on the pilot of Homeroom, since Brandstein executive produced the pilot and may have appeared on the 1991 ABC TV pilot The Belles of Bleecker Street.Editor's Note: None.