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Discovery Networks

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996, yctheguardieLogo captures by TopitoomayVideo captures by ENunn, Pepsi9072Background: Discovery Networks, (more commonly known as Discovery Channel) is a popular cablechannel that first launched in 1985 as The Discovery Channel. The channel shows programming about history,science, and technology. It is most well known for its annual "Shark Week," a week-long programming blockabout sharks that first aired in 1988. Since 2010, it has been thelongest-running cableprogramming event in history.1st Logo(2000-2009)Logo: White lines flicker across the screen across the word "Discovery". A white flash comes through and awhite and blue lava lamp-esque background appears. A spinning globe also appears with the word "Networks" and blue lines run across it.FX/SFX: The white flash, the moving background and linesMusic/Sounds: A swoosh with a 2-note choir. Other original shows had the closing theme over it.Availability: It was very common on Discovery channels in the 2000s, but is rare now. It appeared on most original Discovery productions from the time such as Dirty Jobs and How It's Made. In Latin America, this was also known to plaster other logos from syndicated programs. This could be seen on on Discovery channels such as Discovery Kids and Discovery Home and Health. Since this design's retirement in 2009, however, original logos from syndicated productions are now presentEditor's Note: None2nd Logo(2009-)Logo: On a black background, a small, spinning globe zooms in to the left of the<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3974567fe621f4d06ace64ca99e3aa8fe4b4a720" width="329"></iframe>screen.A letter "D" comes out of the globe while the letters "iscovery" appear to finishthe word and the word "Networks" appears below.FX/SFX: The spinning globe and wordsMusic/Sounds: A deep synth pad.Availability: Current.Editor's Note: None.
Disney+ Originals

Logo description by Fry Letterman (TeddySunshine) and Pip2010Background: Disney+ (pronounced Disney Plus) is an American subscription video on-demand streaming service owned and operated by the Direct-to-Consumer & International (DTCI) division of The Walt Disney Company. The service primarily distributes films and television series produced by Walt Disney Studios and Walt Disney Television, with the service advertising content from Disney's Marvel, National Geographic, Pixar, and Star Wars brands in particular.(November 12, 2019- )Logo: On a grayish-blue gradient background, we see the corporate Disney logo in white. A bright star comes from the top of the letter D and makes an arch of light which gets brighter as the star falls. The star then 'explodes' next to the logo and makes a plus symbol slightly curved to match the arch. Right when it does this, the word 'ORIGINAL' appears beneath the logo, with the text appearing to 'slide out' from the 'O'.FX/SFX: The star, the arch, the 'explosion' and the words appearing.Music/Sounds: A quiet, somber synthesized note, followed by a crack-like sound when the plus is formed.Availability: Seen on Disney+ original programs, such as The Mandalorian, Forky Asks A Question, and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, to name a few.Editor's Note: TBA
DisneyJazz (Russia)

Logo description and capture by LogophileBackground: DisneyJazz is/was a Russian subsidary of the Walt Disney Company. Their businesses is unknown at the time.(Mid 2000s - ????)Logo: On a black background with a gradient glow is a 3-D pale blue silhouette of a Russian Kremlin castle. As the logo zooms back slightly, "DisneyJazz" (in its corporate font) etches and shines itself in and eases towards the castle. As the company names rests below, a comet arches like in the more-familiar Disney logos. A URL "www.disneyjazz.net" appears below. The comet trail disappears.FX/SFX: The castle, the name shining and etching itself in, the comet.Music/Sounds: A fierce-sounding orchestrated theme.Availability: This was found at the beginning of Russian prints of Animaniacs and Zorro: Generation Z. It might have distributed these and other shows in Russia.Scare Factor: Low, the music might cause some people to tense up.
DisneyToon Studios

Background: DisneyToon Studios was established in January 2003, when a reorganization of Disney's animation studios resulted in Walt Disney Television Animation's "Video Premieres" unit, which had been producing direct-to-video (and occasionally theatrical) sequels to the company's animated classics since 1994, spinning off and being made a division of Walt Disney Feature Animation. On June 28, 2018, it was announced that DisneyToon Studios would be shut down, laying off over 75 employees. While the company used in-credit logos throughout their existence, they didn't use an animated logo until 2005.1st Logo(June 14, 2005-August 13, 2010)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8c1aae2ee729eac5a0b36128698fdc98a5f36553" width="366"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, a red oval appears. Mickey Mouse peeks out of the oval, then climbs out of it. He proceeds to paint the words: DiSNEYToonS T U D I O S with "DiSNEY" in it's corporate font. Mickey goes back into the oval, holds his hands up, and turns into a white silhouette.FX/SFX: 2D animation. Character animation was done by Andreas Deja while Special/Visual Effects were done by Marvin Petilla.Music/Sounds: An nice orchestrated theme that accompanies Mickey's actions.Availability: Appears on many direct-to-video Disney films, such as the first three Tinker Bell movies. Also appears on later prints of earlier DisneyToon Studios films, such as post-2004 prints of The Lion King II: Simba's Pride and later prints of Return to Never Land, among others. It first appeared on Tarzan II and was last seen on Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue.Editor's Note: Regardless of how one may feel about Disney's direct-to-video sequel period, this is still a very nicely-animated and well-orchestrated logo all around.2nd Logo(August 16, 2012-March 3, 2015)Logo: On a black background, a light at the top of the screen rotates counterclockwise to reveal a parchment background, on which "Disney" is printed in its usual corporate font. The word "TOON", in similar font, is then wiped in next to "Disney" by a small sprinkling of fairy dust, and then the word "STUDIOS" in a plain font fades in below "DISNEYTOON", and continues to slowly zoom in until the logo fades out.FX/SFX: Simple but effective CGI.Music/Sounds: A calming violin piece, with sparkly sound effects accompanying the on-screen fairy-dust.Availability: Seen on DisneyToon films from Secret of the Wings, to Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast.Editor's Note: None.
Disney Blu-ray

Background: In 2006, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (then known as Walt Disney Home Entertainment) began releasing movies on Blu-ray Disc. Its first titles were The Wild, The Haunted Mansion, Glory Road, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Dinosaur, Sky High and Eight Below. (September 19, 2006-2014) Nicknames: "Disney Fireworks", "CGI Disney Castle", "The Beautiful Disney Castle"Logo: On a starry sky background, we see several colorful fireworks, in the same vein as the current Walt Disney Pictures logo, exploding. Then we see the animation of the CGI Disney castle from the movie logo, which zooms away, and "DiSNEY", in the corporate signature font, zooms out from the bottom of the screen. A few seconds later, smaller text is written near the bottom of the screen, which reads "Blu-ray Disc", then two blue boomerangs appear. The slogan "MAGIC IN HIGH DEFINITION" fades in under it. FX/SFX: CGI animation with animation from the current Walt Disney Pictures logo. That's some nice animation!Music/Sounds: The sound of fireworks exploding, whistling, and cracking. At the end, there is a low synthesized chord, similar to the 2000 Lionsgate Home Entertainment logo. Availability: Seen on Disney movies released on Blu-ray starting with The Wild and Glory Road, among others, until 2014, when Disney started using the same logo as their DVDs.
Disney Digital 3D

Logo descriptions byzman1997(2007-)Logo: On a black background, a yellow flame appears and draws a thin, white line with a blue/purple glow. The camera zooms out, revealing that it is drawing a part of the Disney "D". As this is happening, 3 glass shards of different sizes appear from the glow and quickly fly towards us one by one. Each shard "jumps off the screen" in a splash of blue sparks before landing on the Disney "D". The last shard lands in the middle to complete the "D", which flashes, causing its glow to disappear and the shards to turn rainbow. A moving star background then appears with dark blue mist underneath where 3 D's in a futuristic font rotate into view, followed by "ISNEY," "IGITAL," and "3-" with the trademark "TM" symbol, respectively. As this is happening, the text "POWERED BY" and the Blu-Ray Disc logo appear underneath "DISNEY DIGITAL 3-D" in a light blue glow. The background and text disappear, leaving only the Disney "D" and the shards, which explode into pieces of glass that fly past us.Variant: This is either a movie theatre version for this logo or just an image; the text "POWERED BY" and the Blu-Ray Disc logo are replaced with "THE ULTIMATE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE EXPERIENCE", along with a line between that and the "DISNEY DIGITAL 3-D" text above it.FX/SFX: The Disney D, background and/or text forming and disappearing, the shards, and the Disney D and shards exploding into pieces. Mind-blowing CGI!Music/Sounds: There are various sound effects, etc. that accompany the animation on screen. First, we hear a lasso-like sound when the flame appears, followed by the sound of fire burning and weird humming noises that pan in the direction that the flame moves. Various high-pitched humming sounds, whooshes, and electric "zaps" accompany the 3D effect involving the shards, and a dreamy synth chime for each shard landing on the Disney D. A high-pitched whoosh accompanies the last synth chime when the Disney D flashes. Wind chimes, multiple sounds of a jet flying, and a choir voice that pans from left to right lead into a deep synth chord. The chimes become louder and faster as the Blu-Ray text forms, followed by an ascending synthesized whistle-like sound and a choir chord that adds to the texture. One last jet is heard when the background disappears, a drum/cymbal hit when the D explodes, and various whooshing sounds as the pieces of glass fly past us.Availability: It can been on Disney Digital 3-D Blu-Ray Discs and in the trailer with Timon and Pumbaa for said format. It was seen in theaters as well.
Disney Educational Productions

Logo descriptions by CNViewer2006, KaBlamoid96, MutantXTVFan2002Logo captures by CokeFan12, Eric S.Editions by CNViewer2006, CokeFan12Video captures courtesy of bumbumdbearBackground: Disney Educational Productions (DEP) is a division of The Walt Disney Company that releases educational material to educators, such as Bill Nye the Science Guy, as well as content involving various Disney characters.1st logo(Late '80s-2000s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/a37a05cc971b9efe732d03596552d9e5e2b5a715" width="269"></iframe>Nickname(s): "Mickey the Graduate", "The Bill Nye Logo"Logo: On a black background, we see Mickey Mouse wearing a graduation cap and holding a book, fade in via 'glitter' effect on the left hand side of the screen. Mickey then opens the book, and "throws" out sparkling dust that forms the white-pink text "DiSNEY" in the corporate Disney font. The words "Educational Productions" in a sans-serif typeface fade in underneath a second later as a copyright notice fades in underneath Mickey. The text shines, and Mickey blinks a couple of times before turning completely static.Trivia: The buttons on Mickey's pants are gold, whereas they are usually white.FX/SFX: Mickey appearing, the company name forming.Music/Sounds: A synth, followed by a mellow theme accompanied by twinkling sound effects when Mickey throws the sparkling dust.Music/Sounds Variant(s): Some films have their own versions of the music. However, the above music variant is by far the most common version.Availability: Rare. Appears on VHS, Betamax and VCDs from the company, especially Bill Nye the Science Guy.2nd logo(1990s-2000s)Nicknames: "Boring Disney Logo", "At Least The Home Video Logo of the Time Was Worse", "Another Bill Nye Logo", "Where's Mickey?"Logo: On a black background, we see the words, "Distributed by Disney Educational Productions", styled like before but more metallic, with "Distributed by" in italics and solid white, and Disney in it's corporate font. The logo (only the word "Disney") "shines".FX/SFX: The "shining".Music/Sounds: A calming synth tune.Availability: Very rare. Seen on some Disney Educational Productions releases, such as Donald in Mathmagic Land, Bill Nye The Science Guy: Germs,The Eyes of Nye and Doug's Chubby Buddy.3rd Logo(2000s-)Logo: On a gradient black/blue background, we see the words "DiSNEY" zooms out in CGI. The words "EDUCATIONAL" and "PRODUCTIONS" zooms out. Then a star draws "Building thinkers every day" before stopping and leaving a translucent trail below "EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTIONS".FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A majestic synth sounder with twinkling sounds.Availability: Seen on recent DVDs of that time such as the Science of Disney Imagineering series.
Disney Enhanced Home Theater Mix

(2003?-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="165" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7aeb8f78957ea95c9ae4d2843c60dbac24036422" width="292"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a ball of sparkles flies in, leaving behind more sparkles and light flares. It arches over the screen, wiping in "Disney" in the signature font, colored gold, but it's also missing the dot on the "i". The sparkles then curve around the text and then collide with it, causing the "i" to glow and the dot to appear, but also causing the background to transform into a rippling blue curtain and the 3D silver text "ENHANCED HOME THEATER MIX", with "ENHANCED" bigger than the rest of the text and is stacked,to move up and zoom in slowly. The glow on the "i" dies down and the text below emits light as the background stops rippling.FX/SFX: The animation is standard fare, but the text and background just pop up without any effect.Music/Sounds: Sparkles are heard throughout with a strange chord when the text is wiped in, a "WHOOSH" when the sparkles curve, and a deep hit is heard when the sparkles hit the text.Availability: Seen on some DVDs that have this, like the Platinum DVDs of The Little Mermaid and The Lion King(2003 and 2006 respectively) and the 2-disc release of Peter Pan.
Disney Junior On Demand

Logo descriptions by BenIsRandomVideo captures courtesy of ENunnBackground: This is the video on demand service for Disney Junior.(2011-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7e1466379d9e89a2b2199790dfa0af624bd26159" width="407"></iframe>Logo: Same as the Disney Junior Originals logo, however "ON DEMAND" is below the logo.FX/SFX: Same as the Disney Junior Originals logo.Music/Sounds: The Disney Junior Originals jingle accompanied by a female announcer saying "Disney Junior On Demand!" which is the same announcer from the Disney Junior promos.Availability: Current. Seen on all on demand prints of Disney Junior shows, and, strangely, on Disney Channel On Demand prints of the Good Luck Charlie episode "Appy Days" and the Fish Hooks episode "Fish Out Of Water".Editor's Note: None.
Disney Junior Originals

Logo description and editions by CuriousGeorge60 and LukesamsLogo capture by LukesamsBackground: Disney Junior is a children's television block that premiered on February 14, 2011 on Disney Channel replacing Playhouse Disney. Since March 22, 2012, said block became the current 24-hour channel replacing SOAPnet on most providers. However, SOAPnet still survived on some providers as an "automated" network until its end on January 1, 2014.(February 14, 2011- )Logo: We see the Disney Junior logo (With the letters in the word, "Junior" with "i" in the Mickey Mouse outfit with a Mickey Mouse head as a dot, bouncing in a few times and has "DiSNEY" in its corporate font above "Junior"), zooming out. After that, fireworks fly behind the logo.Variants:On some episodes of Little Einsteins (namely the "Incredible Shrinking Machine" episode), you can briefly see the old international Playhouse Disney on-screen bug over this logo. This is a result of poor plastering job.On one 2013 episode and some 2011 episodes of Art Attack, a copyright notice appears under the logo.A short version exists.FX/SFX: The Disney Junior logo zooming out, the letters in "Junior" bouncing, and the fireworks flying, which are CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A five note orchestrated tune, or the show's end theme.Availability: Common. This logo appears on new programs such as Jake and the Never Land Pirates, and Sofia The First. It also appears on new prints of shows that were on Playhouse Disney such as Handy Manny, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and Special Agent Oso, plastering the Playhouse Disney Originals logo, which was originally seen on pre-2011 episodes of said shows. Weirdly enough, despite having aired before on the Disney Junior channel, plastering the 2002 and 2007 Disney Channel Original logos, this logo can now be seen on new, HD-remastered Disney XD reruns of Lilo & Stitch: The Series.Editor's Note: None.
Disney Sound

Background: Disney Sound was a subsidiary of Walt Disney Records, primarily geared towards releasing content for a preschooler audience. Formed in 2004 and largely dormant since 2010, artists on their roster included Dev2.0, They Might Be Giants, Ralph's World, and Los Lobos. Many of their acts released double-CD sets that came with a CD and a DVD.(2004-2010)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/43d07904462c8d3a7831897eca68f0e6278e61f7" width="368"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a gold bar zooms in and rotates to reveal it is the Disney Sound logo, which consists of the stylized stacked text "disney Sound" to the right side of a rounded square with, carved into it, the right side of a redesigned Mickey Mouse head that are stylized to resemble speakers.FX/SFX: The logo moving.Music/Sounds: Several loud whooshes and electronic beeping.Availability: Rare. Primarily seen on DVDs as part of CD+DVD sets from artists on the label, such as Ralph's World's Welcome to Ralph's World, They Might Be Giants' Here Comes... series (...the ABCs, ...the 123s, and ...Science), and Dev2.0.Editor's Note: This logo has some pretty cheap CGI, which is especially odd considering how Disney's companies are known for having very well-animated CGI logos.
Disneynature

Logo description by Silversword55, Tema19867 and AlbertoTheMonkeyLogo capture by EnormousRatBackground: Disneynature (also spelled "Disney Nature" in some Disney press releases) is a production banner of Walt Disney Studios established in 2008 to produce nature documentary films. Its first release is Earth which premiered on the big screen on Earth Day, April 22, 2009, but their logo was first seen in 2008, on their <a class="external" href="http://nature.disney.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>.(April 22, 2008- )Nicknames: "The Iceberg Castle", "The Iceberg Kingdom"Logo: We see the Cinderella/Sleeping Beauty Castle from the Walt Disney Pictures' current logo carved in an iceberg, in a polar setting all black. Then, it becomes lighter as you can clearly see it. "DiSNEYnature" (in a forest green color, with "DiSNEY" in its signature font) wipes-in.Variant: In 2018, the words "CELEBRATING 10 YEARS" appear underneath the company name.FX/SFX: It's all beautiful CGI.Music/Sounds: Composed by Mark Mancina, we hear some wind chimes and chanting, then a woodwind fanfare.Availability: Uncommon. As the name suggests, this banner releases films pertaining to the environment. This logo was first seen on the Disneynature website, and appeared on all of the company's releases since then. It's also intact on Hulu's print of March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step (a Disneynature film that they only distributed in France while Hulu distributed it in the United States)Editor's Note: None. This is a very beautiful logo.
Distant Horizon (South Africa)

Logo descriptions by PAV123Background: Distant Horizon is a production company based in South Africa, with additional offices in London and Los Angeles. It's a subsidiary of Videovision Entertainment.1st Logo(1991?-????)Logo: On a moving starry background, a small spark appears and a lilac line draws itself in. It zooms back as a pyramid made up of filmstrips wipes in, with the ruby text "DISTANT HORIZON" coming along with it. The text shines.FX/SFX: The line and wiping effects, which are dated by today's standards.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on American Kickboxer.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1992?-)Logo: On a black background we see the white text "DISTANT HORIZON" beneath a small screen containing the ocean and a blue skyline. A ray of light moves across the scenery and the edges to the filmstrip motif from the previous logo rotate in. The remaining portions fade in as the background around it fades out. The filmstrip becomes 2D.Variant: Sometimes the topmost line from the previous logo is present.On Wulin Warriors, the logo shares the screen with those for Goodtimes Entertainment, Broadway Video and Pili International Multimedia. It's on the top right corner.FX/SFX: The light passing and the logo forming. A step-up from the previous logo that has aged quite well.Music/Sounds: An African tribal tune. More often it plays in silence.Availability: Seen on films from the period such as The Dish, Twin Dragons, and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1995?-1997?)Logo: We pan across the company name, as the top portion of the background becomes a dark blue color. The panning stops and the text zooms forward on a now visible filmstrip field, panning upwards as the filmstrips break. The horizon converts into the topmost line and the remaining filmstrips shape into the pyramid as the text situates itself beneath the logo, becoming white.FX/SFX: The panning and filmstrip breaking.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on Face, and Cry the Beloved Country.Editor's Note: None.
Distributors Corporation of America

Logo description by indycarPhotos by indycarEditions by indycarBackground: Distributors Corporation of America (DLC) was a distributor of foreign and lower-budget films. The company was active from 1952 to 1959. The company's films are either owned by the original producers (or their successor) or are in the public domain.1st Logo(1952?-July 22, 1959)Logo: The phrase "A dISTRIBUTORS cORPORATION of aMERICA RELEASE" is seen. The "d" has filmstrip as its stem.FX/SFX: It is a still logo.Music/Sounds: The opening theme or none.Availability: Very rare. Can be seen on some prints of Plan 9 from Outer Space, the company's final film.Editor's Note: None.