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Hyde Park Entertainment

Compiled by EnormousRat1st Logo(January 12, 2001-October 21, 2005)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e285d90ac1776fdca4c97a068575c02cf10cae97" width="331"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/f759b83bc35be876739f1da56287638ec0d29d40" width="331"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a284533c465894e18ad97a902f6c3cb865d6666b" width="331"></iframe>Nickname: "The Thames Bridge", "Fisheye"Logo: A fisheye view of the Thames Bridge appears. "HYDE PARK" and "ENTERTAINMENT" appear still below the bridge.Variants:The logo looks somewhat different on Bringing Down the House and Shopgirl.A closing version exists. FX/SFX: The circle widening to show the picture.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the movie; however, Dreamer has a short orchestral fanfare with some synthesized elements.Availability: Pretty common. Can be seen on Bringing Down the House, Bandits, Antitrust, Original Sin, Dreamer, and Shopgirl.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(March 16, 2007-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/53e8cec65d6893e0e8db999c041d483c257a51fd" width="327"></iframe>Nickname: "The Night Bridge"Logo: The camera reveals the same Thames Bridge at midnight, illuminated by lamps. It rotates to make to the straight view. "HYDE PARK" is attached to the bridge. "ENTERTAINMENT" is then wiped below by a white dot.FX/SFX: Amazing CGI animation, and a true effort compared to the previous logo.Variants: There is an international variant.The closing version exists for this logo as well.Music/Sounds: A calm guitar and orchestral tune.Availability: Current. Appears on Dylan Dog: Dead at Night, Premonition and plenty of other films. The closing version is not common and appears on Premonition.Editor's Note: None.
Hyperion Pictures

Logo description by Royger ShortLogo captures by mr3urious, EnormousRat, and Mr.LogoBackground: Hyperion Pictures (also known as Hyperion Films and Hyperion Studios) is a film production company founded by former head of Walt Disney Productions, Thomas L. Wilhite and writer and director Willard Carroll. It has a subsidiary for animation, Hyperion Animation Compant, Inc. Since 2007, the company has been dormant.(December 18, 1994-August 6, 2002) Logo: On a black/gray gradient background, we see a red rectangle with the word "HYPERION" in gold, and with a dot inside the "O". Sometimes, it has a plain black background.Variant: On the 1998 movie, Playing By Heart, the logo is on a black/blue gradient background, the rectangle is in dark red, and the text is in silver.FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None, or the closing theme of the show/movie. Availability: Uncommon. Seen at the end of all three The Brave Little Toaster movies, but only on VHS releases. The DVD and early VHS versions of The Brave Little Toaster doesn't have the logo at all at the end since the logo didn't exist at the time it's release. Also seen on the 2002 direct-to-video animated film The Adventures of Tom Thumb and Thumbelina. Some TV series, such as Bone Chillers, Life With Louie (without background light) and Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child, also have this logo. Surprisingly, this was seen at the end of the 1998 movie Playing By Heart.Editor's Note: None.
Hypnotic

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: This is David Bartis and Doug Liman's production company.It was briefly known as "Dutch Oven" from 2006 to 2010. Hypnotic(August 5, 2003-)Logo: We see the blue matrix as the yellow word zooms in "HYPNOTIC." The letter "O" in "HYPNOTIC" has colored in.Variant: On the first season of The O.C., the logo is next to the Wonderland Sound & Vision logo.FX/SFX: The zooming in.Music/Sounds: A futuristic digital synth theme. On The O.C., none or a Fox generic theme.Availability: Seen on the first season on The O.C., along with Suits, Covert Affairs, Nightflyers, Impulse and I Just Want My Pants Back.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(July 17, 2019- )Logo: On a black background, we see circles moving. Then it ripples to reveal moving futuristic yellow, red and blue objects zooming in, and the words "HYPNOTIC" fades in while zooming.FX/SFX: The circles moving.Music/Sounds: A futuristic piano melody.Availability: Seen on the ninth and final season of Suits, and may also appear on future productions by Hypnotic.Editor's Note: None.Dutch Oven(March 22, 2006-March 4, 2009)Logo: On a yellow background with orange lines, we see a circle with the words "Dutch Oven" in orange and white outlines above in the arc. Then below it is the oven.Variant: On Heist, the logo is next to the Cullen Bros. Television logo.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None, the end theme of the show or a NBC generic theme.Availability: Seen on the 2007 pilot Mr. & Mrs. Smith, the 2008 version of Knight Rider and Heist.Editor's Note: None.
Hyptique

Logo description and captures by TheBigLogoFan2Video capture courtesy of Gilby 1385(200?-????)<iframe frameborder="0" height="250" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d4552280c9b1936c43e6bfe7a43722c4bcc1aef7" width="308"></iframe>Logo: TBAVariant: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Uncommon.Editor's Note: TBA
Hyundai Video (South Korea)

Logo: TBA<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="190" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/75c109389b553cf2ed20feeb0441f374b1cca8e2" width="335"></iframe>FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds:TBAAvailability:TBAEditor's Note: None.
I'm Right, No I'm Right Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (1991)Logo: We start off with a stock clip of the two men dressed as cowboys punching, wrestling each other. We cut to the man throwing him off on top of the station wagon. The words are shown throughout the clip, "I'M RIGHT, NO I'M RIGHT PRODUCTIONS" with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" in smaller text.FX/SFX: The clip.Music/Sounds: The sounds of the men struggling grunts, punching sounds, and a man screaming.Availability: Seen on Comics Only.Editor's Note: TBA
I.C. Mak-Vee Production Ltd. (Nigeria)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(2010's-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/532d4b85f9ccb2599a65b75e2ca692cc2f59354f" width="407"></iframe>Nicknames: "Nigeria During the Storm", "I.C. Mak-Vee Platform"Logo: We see a very dark thunderstorm as we see the clouds. Everything fades into a bottom view of the thunderstorm, as we zoom out to a rotating place made of bronze with tubular walls. A platform is revealed, and the words "i.c.", "MAK-VEE" (the largest) and "PRODUCTION ltd." are seen on it. The camera keeps on spinning right as the logo starts to run in slow-motion, and after 10 seconds, the Sun gets brighter as the screen fills with light.FX/SFX: The thunderstorm, the rotating place and platform, the sun getting brighter. Not very bad if you compare it to other Nigerian logos.Music/Sounds: An horror piece of music with the sounds of the thunderstorm, and then it abruptly changes into a dramatic orchestral theme. (Both themes would be actually taken from other movie soundtracks.)Availability: Seen on Secrets of My Birth.Editor's Note: None.
I.R.S. Records

Logo description and capture by LogophileBackground: I.R.S. (International Record Syndicate) Records was a record label formed in 1979 by Miles Copeland III. It was the sister label of the UK record company Illegal Records. Its releases were distributed by A&M, then MCA, and finally EMI. They are best known for releasing many influential albums from new wave and alternative artists, like R.E.M., Wall of Voodoo, The Go-Go's, and Fine Young Cannibals, among others. The label was folded in 1996. In 2011, the label would be revived by EMI; however, it was consolidated into Universal Music Group after they purchased of most of EMI's assets in 2013. I.R.S. would make one more comeback that year as I.R.S. Nashville, but that too would fold in 2015.(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/6ad7d51c2e5909eeafd7b01e2502bd569108ec06" width="363"></iframe> Logo: On a black background a circle scrolls the bottom of the screen. Inside the circle is a brick wall and ground (the animation is all black and white drawings), then it goes over a man's feet and after going past them, it goes back to the feet. The circle then pans up the man's body all the way to his head. He is wearing a black suit and tie and has a hat and sunglasses on with a cigarette in his hand. His head is looking down. After he raises his head, the brick wall disappears and "I.R.S." fades in above his head and under the circle "PRESENTS" appears.FX/SFX: Hand-drawn animation.Music/Sounds: A jazzy bass theme, which sounds vaguely similar to the intro of Elmer Bernstein's The Man With the Golden Arm theme.Availability: Seen on videos from the label, such as I.R.S. Records Presents Fine Young Cannibals and The Beast of I.R.S. Vol. 1. It also made a brief appearance on VH1's Behind the Music episode on R.E.M.
I.R.S. Releasing

Logo description and captures by LogophileBackground: I.R.S. Releasing was the film division of the record label I.R.S. Records, formed as an independent distributor in the early 1990s. Much of the company's output was licensed to other distributors for home video, such as RCA/Columbia, Live Entertainment and Cabin Fever Entertainment, among others. However, while the company did have some acclaimed films to its name, much of the company's output were box-office flops, resulting in the company quietly folding a few years later. Most of the company's library is currently owned by Sony Pictures, while others, with some exceptions, are currently held by Multicom Entertainment.(1989-1996) <iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/92cd47a83fbd907147fcf9b2efacf4369185e0af" width="368"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/bbd13e561f302b0c76c649b7fc4727f80e5f414e" width="368"></iframe> Logo: On a black background is a black and white drawing of the top half of a man, wearing a black suit and tie, sunglasses, and a fedora. Below is I.R.S. RELEASING in white. Variants: Sometimes, "RELEASING" is replaced by "MEDIA".An inverted variant exists and was spotted on Wedding Band.On December, the I.R.S. Man is seen in a circle above a marquee (ala MGM) with "I.R.S. MEDIA" inside.There's another version with the I.R.S. man on a 3-D structure (ala 20th Century Fox) zooming slowly briefly towards the screen and it reads "I.R.S. World Media". This was seen on a late 2000s Sundance airing of A Sinful Life and is also intact on the trailer for Jezebel's Kiss. Another version exists with inverted colors and a faster zoom-in. This was seen on a screener VHS of Genuine Risk, on the film's respective trailer.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on films from the company, such as Circuitry Man, One False Move, Blood and Concrete, Delusion, and Shakes the Clown.Editor's Note: None.
IDTV International

Logo description byPip2010Logo captures by Gilblitz112Background: IDTV International is a company currently owned by All3Media. The company is known for the U.S. version of Lingo.IDTV(1996?-?)ID&DTV Nederland(2000?-2001?)IDTV International(2002-2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="217" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8c31289262ac97c02af5382e44db43b69e1f20b9" width="283"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see the words "IDTV" in blue letters with water waves waving. The letters then stop waving as the words "INTERNATIONAL" and a white line draws, causing the water waves to disappear, leaving a grey color.Variant: On the 1999 Dutch Lingo PC game, the logo is zoomed out. Once the white line starts to appear, the logo zooms out more and shifts upward. A longer version is also used where it turns on like a TV set and the blue waves reveal the "IDTV" text.FX/SFX: The waves, letters, and white lines. Good effects for their time.Music/Sounds: A synth choir, along with the sounds of waves crashing and birds chirping. The music version is extinct because of GSN's credit crunching.Availability: Rare. Can be found on 2002-2004 episodes of Lingo on GSN with Chuck Woolery and Stacey Hayes. It can also be found on the 1999 Dutch Lingo PC game.Editor's Note: None.
IDT Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Shadeed A. Kelly and snelfuBackground: IDT Entertainment was the film, home entertainment and television division of IDT Corporation (a telecommunications company based in New Jersey). It was formed in 2003 when IDT acquired Film Roman, later on in the year, it acquired Anchor Bay Entertainment, owned DPS, and stakes in Mainframe Entertainment and Vanguard Animation, and also acquired DKP Studios and turned it into their own animation studio. IDT Entertainment would acquire Manga Entertainment in 2004, making Manga an Anchor Bay label. In 2006, IDT sold IDT Entertainment and its assets to Liberty Media, who merged IDT Entertainment and its divisions with the Starz cable network (now part of Lionsgate) to form Starz Media (now Starz Distribution).1st Logo(March 4, 2004-November 12, 2006)<embed height="184" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/397d0cde9df2973949ccd22a93c474729c4273e5" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="233" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "IDT Flames", "The Double-Arch"Logo: On a black background, we see the words "IDT" in sapphire blue with an arch in the same color fading in. There is a flame flying in from the right forming "ENTERTAINMENT" in silver, with another flame branching off and forming a silver arch underneath the sapphire blue arch.FX/SFX: The flame flying and the silver arch forming. At the end of TV programs, it's a still shot of the logo with just the fade in and fade out.Music/Sounds: None, the opening/end title theme from any show/movie, or the sounds of fire and wind.Availability: Seen on Eloise: The Animated Series on DVD, the first season of Masters of Horror and films by IDT from the period. Strangely, it also appears in place of the Anchor Bay Entertainment logo on the 2006 UK DVD of The Secret Garden.Editor's Note: The flame sounds may get to you.2nd Logo(August 28, 2006-January 29, 2007)Nicknames: "IDT Lights", "Silhouettes", "IDT Family"Logo: On a blue background, there is a box outlined in light yellow. Inside it has a giant word "IDT" (in a shrinking size towards the right) in solid blue lettering surrounded by light yellow lights and dark blue silhouettes of a family below the letters. Below the box is the word "ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: It's seen on the first 9 episodes of Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!.Editor's Note: None.
IFC Films

Logo description by indycarLogo capture by indycarEditions by CooleyBoy10 and indycarVideo capture courtesy of Movie Related LogosBackground: IFC Films is the film unit of American television channel IFC, who at the time of the studio's founding was known as Independent Film Channel. The studio was originally formed by Rainbow Media, a subsidiary of Cablevision Systems Corporation. On July 1, 2011, Rainbow Media was spun-off to become AMC Networks Inc. While the studio released its first films in 1999 and 2001, they did not use a logo until the release of My Big Fat Greek Wedding.(April 19, 2002-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="197" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ffe70bc168cccce761da49a197871f654cdd4b07" width="251"></iframe>Nickname: "IFC Projector"Logo: On a black background, several lights turn on and spin around in the left-center of the screen. The lights eventually pool together to reveal the 2001 IFC logo, which consists of the bold text "IFC" with part of the top of "I" cut out, next to "Films" (In 2010, IFC redesigned their logo, although this logo remains in use with no changes). The lights flash all over the screen, then move to the right and disappear slowly.FX/SFX: The lights forming the logo.Music/Sounds: A gritty series of guitar notes, played alongside film projector noises.Availability: Common. Seen on every film from the company starting with My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Also seen on the 2002 MGM DVD release of Spring Forward, the company's first film, which was originally produced in 1999 and released in 2000.Editor's Note: None.
IFC Originals

1st Logo:(2008-2009)Logo: We see a giant white cupboard. The doors swing open, revealing it is comprised almost entirely out of identical silver cans with blank white labels, except for one with a black label and the then-current IFC logo, "ORIGINALS" below on it. The camera slowly zooms onto this can as "An IFC Original Production" appears below.FX/SFX: The door swinging open, the zoom, the fade-in.Music/Sounds: The sound of the door opening, a violin chord as we zoom in, then two tuba notes at the end as a man says "That's original".Avalibility: Seen on Season 2-4 episodes of The Whitest Kids U'Know.Editor's Note: The theme for this logo resembles the PlayStation 3 startup.2nd Logo(2009-2012)Nickname: "The Frame"Logo: We see a frame with IFC Originals logo standing on a shelf surrounded by various things, including a fan, metal monkey candle holder. A hand passes, whisking the dust away from the frame. Then a copyright notice appears below.FX/SFX: The live-action hand.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Bunk, Onion News Network, Bullet in the Face and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2010-2012)Nickname: "The Frame II"Logo: A picture frame containing the IFC Originals logo is shown hanging on a wall, along with some books, a metal squirrel, a mountain figure, and a painting of a child. A fly lands on it. A fly swatter comes out to swat it, but the fly flies away in time and the swatter instead hits the frame. The frame is knocked down, revealing"AN IFC ORIGINAL PRODUCTION" copyright infoFX/SFX: The live-action hand.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Music/Sounds Variant: On the final season of The Whitest Kids U'Know, a quiet pedal steel guitar tune is used throughout. The sounds of the fly and flyswatter are heard as well as the book being knocked down by the falling frame. A man is heard saying "uh-okay just leave it."Availability: Seen on the first seasons of Portlandia and the final season of The Whitest Kids U'Know.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2013-2014)Logo: We see the IFC Originals logo on a black background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on seasons 3-4 of Portlandia.Editor's Note: None.5th Logo(2014- )Logo: We see the new IFC corporate logo on a cyan background with a little notice above "This Has Been An" and below it is "ORIGINAL PROGRAM" in bold font and on the side of it is a black diamond with the word "ORIGINAL" in it ("OR" is on top, "IGIN" in the middle, and "AL" on the bottom).FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on the last seasons of Portlandia.Editor's Note: None.
IFD Films and Arts (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by Lazlow and MegaAveron25Logo captures by Lazlow, MegaAveron25, and DreamMechanicEditions by DreamMechanicVideo capture courtesy of PeakpashaBackground: IFD Films and Arts is a company from Hong Kong, founded in 1973 by Joseph Lai, which specialized in B-movies, especially the movies of Godfrey Ho.1st Logo(1980s) <iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6267afd581ed26d215a43d630175e5f51e1fdfaa" width="306"></iframe> Nickname: "Hong Kong Torch Lady"Logo: On the top of a cliff, we see a woman in white pants and top, with a long white veil on her head, holding a torch with a bright light at the end. The sky is very dark. The camera zooms in and the words, that are in orange and in the art-deco font: IFD Films and Arts Limited presents a Joseph Lai releaseslide in from the bottom, and the last line slides in from the left. FX/SFX: The zooming in and the sliding in of the text. The woman is in live action. The whole logo is an obvious knockoff of the Columbia Pictures logo.Music/Sounds: If ripping off the Columbia logo wasn't enough, the music is directly taken from Star Wars (from the part when the Death Star blows up), with the end cut of and replaced with some different fanfare, closed by some drums. Availability: Very rare. Mostly seen on movies made by Godfrey Ho. It's preserved on Ninja the Protector and Ninja of the Magnificence.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1980s/2000s?)_<iframe frameborder="0" height="234" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a35725b71ae2a19820465bfb49d9bb4481050bcb" width="310"></iframe>Nicknames: "Focus Features' Ancestor", "IFD Bokeh"Logo: On an animated black background with a bokeh effect, the purple words:IFD Films and Arts Limitedpresentsa Joseph Lai releasefade in with the company name in Chinese below it. After a while, the text fades out, leaving us with the bokeh background before the logo ends.FX/SFX: The animated bokeh background, text fading in and out.Musics/Sounds: A triumphant fanfare.Availability: Common, it can be found on copies of the infamous Space Thunder Kids, Beauty & Warrior, and Ali Baba and the Gold Raiders.Editor's Note: None.
IFilm Co. (South Korea)

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: iFilm Co. is a company created by Sidus HQ in South Korea. It was founded in 2003, but did not use a logo until 2005. They worked mostly on some of the same films from I Love Cinema co ltd, another company by Sidus HQ.1st logo(2005-2013)Logo: On a white background, a line is shown drawing itself to make a stem. Then a red flower blooms on the stem. Then some more lines make other stems that also bloom out red flowers, which makes the other flower disappear. During this, a small red flower with no stem blooms in the center. Some of the stems spread out to make "Films". Then the flower morphs into a red I. Then the stems disappear. The company's name zooms slowly as remains of the red flower and stems that made the logo fly off. then "A SIdus HQ Company"appears below the company's name, then the logo stops zooming and finishes.FX/SFX: 2D and 3D animationMusic/Sounds: A romantic piece of musicAvailability: Seen on films made by the companyEditor's Note: None
IKON (Netherlands)

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: IKON (Interkerkelijke Omroep Nederland) is a Dutch public broadcaster founded in 1976.1st logo(1980(?))Logo: We see images of different people filling up the screen in a diagonal pattern. On these other pictures get juxtaposed, then from the sidelines the IKON logo is formed.FX/SFX: Live-actionMusic/Sounds: FluteAvailability: ExtinctEditor's Note: None.
IMAS Film Entertainment (Germany)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: (2012)Logo: We fade in to a close-up of the gates of the building with the crows flying past by. There is the moon on the sky. We cut to the black mouse, opening its mouth. We cut again as it stands up, looks around. We cut to the close up of the mouse, then cut to the castle, as the crows fly past it. We cut to the mouse scurrying, and looking at the left side of the screen as the red words appear underneath "FILM ENTERTAINMENT". The white words appear inside the mouse, "IMAS" as the birds fly past the screen and the mouse. The logo fades out.FX/SFX: CGI Animation.Music/Sounds: An chorus with a mouse squeaking, with the bones crunching.Availability: Seen on Savage Love.Editor's Note: TBA