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Ismail Production (Pakistan)

(1981-1987)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/a2522ba6776420ffb1468dabd43233638a312e6a" width="361"></iframe>Nicknames: "Horse From Hell", "The Thunderstorm Horse", "Rotating Horse Statue With Thunderstorm", "Ramsay Films of Pakistan"Logo: We see a dark sky with yellow clouds, with a thunderstorm. Then, on a black background, we see a strange blueish structure. (looks like a space background) turning to the right to see barely a statue of a white horse on a pedestal and two yellow circles in the top of it. It zooms out and rotates rapidly to see clearly which happened earlier, the text "ISMAIL" in the top and "PRODUCTION" in the bottom, all blue and with their first letters being red and some Urdu script in the two circles.Variants:On Dhi Rani, the logo is more red-tinted most possibly due to film deterioration.On Duniya, there is a shorter version in which the thunderstorm is omitted.FX/SFX: The thunderstorm, the statue turning and the lights.Music/Sounds: A loud rumble, and two extremely loud thunderclaps (which are from the BBC sound effect library; the same thunder heard in theSouthern Star/Hanna-Barbera AustraliaandLightning Video logos) at the beginning and a discordant stock piece plays throughout the logo.Music/Sounds Variants:On Dhi Rani, the stock thunderbolt sound effect is replaced with a spooky sounding tune followed by rumbles.On Duniya, we only hear the loud rumble and the thunderclaps.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://youtu.be/eiRwpB2WEMs?t=12" target="_self">Duniya</a>, <a class="external" href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2hkxmp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dhi Rani</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkoSTpxAWu4" target="_self">Athra Puttar</a>(where the logo was seen for the first time).Editor's Note:The darkness, rapid pace, in addition of the thunderstorm and the loud thunder and inharmonious music would definitely scare a lot of people.
Israeli Educational Television (Israel)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: The Israeli Educational Television, or IETV for short, is a state owned public television network founded in 1966 with the order to produce and broadcast programs for children. During it's first 20 years the company had strictly been making shows for children, but since the 1980s they began to produce programs aimed at adults and major age citizens of the country. IETV was also the first television network to broadcast through the country, 2 years before Channel 1 (also called First Channel, Mabat or Israeli Television). When Channel 1 launched in 1968 the IETV would start to share the broadcast to the former channel for the rest of it's lifetime, and from the 1970s to the 1990s it was also known as the "Instructional Television Centre". Channel 1 and IETV were the only companies which broadcasted through the Israeli nation until 1993 when the second national-wide channel Channel 2 started airing on 1993. IETV channels are currently broadcasted on the terrestial number "channel 23", 24 hours a day.1st (known) Logo(1986-1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b570ab0b06068336df05f93f7390d1f7f751a6fd" width="368"></iframe>Logo: Over a black/blue gradient background, we see a surface of segmented blue-lightened bars below. Various outlined wing-like shapes then move forward to the center of the screen and spread, and the camera pans up so the outlined wings are seen in a more frontal view. The segmented surface then stretches out into a table-like line, with the middle part of the line moved up a bit below. The wing-like shape is seen representing an open book. The Hebrew name of the company then shines in, and a flame also appears above the wing/book outline as cause of the shine.FX/SFX: The outlines spreading, the surface stretching out to become a plain line, and the shine. Really impressive CGI animation for 80s Israeli logo standards.Music/Sounds: A majestic orchestral fanfare with strings.Availability: Appeared on 1980s programs from the IETV during the period. These may rerun once in a while on national channels in rare times, but it is unknown if they still have this logo intact.Editor's Note: None.
It's Grim

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of LogosForTheWinBackground: TBA (November 6, 2017-)Logo: We see the box of the ocean with clouds as the metallic words zoom in "IT'S GRIM". The flip transitions the word "BYE" with the gray background.FX/SFX: The word zooming in, and the transition.Music/Sounds: The weird warbling sound.Availability: Seen on Wet Shapes on Adult Swim.Editor's Note: TBA
It's a Secret Studios

Logo descriptions by Grig2007Background: It's a Secret Studios is a DVD subsidiary of 3rd Sector Entertainment. It was firstly kind of bootleg company, as this logo have been seen on fake Shout! Factory DVDs.1st (and only) Logo(2003-2014?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="148" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/9c0a6583f0b601fdec1696218358f15a0c68b234" width="200"></iframe>Logo: On the black background with blue haze, we see a transparent BMW-like shape with 4-pointed star and owner company name on it, also transparent. The blue "Menu Design" words slide from nowhere. It stays, until it was gotten from the screen with yellow whirl. The sparkles go, and stacked words "Encoding and Authoring" slides also from nowhere. It disappears in same manner as 1st text. The sparkles go again and text appears, which is stacked company name in white and company name in blue. The URL and address appears. Logo fades out to another logo or just to DVD menu.FX/SFX: All mix of CGI and computer 2D effects.Music/Sounds: The DVD player-like sound. The laser zaps in same volume as previous sound is heard when sparkles go. The dreamy-synth note when the swirl appears.Availability: Common. Was seen mostly on Super Mario Bros. DVDs. Seen on most DVDs, such as Sonic DVDs at all. It was also used in DVDs distributed by Shout! Factory.Editor's Note: None.
It Must Be ABC Local IDs

This was the slogan that ABC used in 1992-1993.Main LogoCustom ABC promo background (with WCVB Boston tag)Custom ABC promo background (with WEWS Cleveland tag)KFBB in Great Falls, MontanaWVUE in New Orleans, LouisianaWBRZ in Baton Rouge, LouisianaKATV in Little Rock, ArkansasKVIA in El Paso, TexasWLS in Chicago, IllinoisWEAR in Penscola, Florida/Mobile, AlabamaWTSP in St. Petersburg, FloridaWHOA in Montgomery, AlabamaWUTR in Utica/Rome, New YorkKGO in San Francisco, CaliforniaWVNY in Burlington, VermontWPBF in West Palm Beach, FloridaKEYT in Santa Barbara, CaliforniaI'm seeking for the KVII-TV (Amarillo, TX), the KTVI (St. Louis, Missouri), and the WISN (Milwaukee, WI) versions.
Italian Consortium Independent Film Distributors (Italy)

(1931)<iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/cb2e0584a233a7082e5a8134bf55aedc9e0d1bb4" width="404"></iframe>Logo: On a gray background, we see the target on the left. The circles with the letters inside appear in the bullseye in each order: "c", "i", "d", "i", and "f". The words in Italian appear on the right, "consorzio italiano distributor indipendenti film". The words transition to another word "presenta".FX/SFX: The circles appearing, the words.Music/Sounds: Five gunshots, harp glistening, wooden blocks trilling with strings.Availability: So far, it's only been seen on¡Que viva México! (Horray Mexico!).Editor's Note: None.
Italian International Film (Italy)

1st Logo(1980-1995?)Logo: On a blue background, a light orange/light green filmstrip moves to the left. We then zoom to the holes, then two outlined circles come and zoom out at the top of two of these holes, making the part below fill in orange and the dots appear at the top, forming the IIF logo. The filmstrip fades out and the logo turns 3D. A metallic stripe then wipes in below the logo and goes behind after going to the right, then appears again at the front, turns to the right again, with the words "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM", and then turns again and stops. "presenta" fades in below the stripe.FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: A creepy, avant-garde electronic score, similar to a pinball machine, or silent.Availability: Very rare. You should find it in Italian films from the time such as Ricomincio da tre.Editor's Note: Various Italians have bad memories of this logo mostly because of the unfitting and unusual music, as well as the sudden2nd Logo(1995-2010s)Logo: A lens flare appears from below and moves to the center. Then a brown filmstrip suddenly comes out and moves to the flare and leans to the right. Part of the filmstrip then appears from the right side, facing the camera and then zooms in more so the center of the screen is focused on it's holes. The IIF logo wipes in from the filmstrip's holes, without the dots of the I's. The filmstrip fades out, and the logo zooms in as the dots zoom out and the logo slightly rotates and moves back, as the same filmstrip appears from below, moving to the right, and the background changes to an aquatic one and the filmstrip wipes in "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM". Then "FULVIO LUCISANO" (the producer of most of the movies of the period) and "PRESENTA", in blue, wipe in below the main name.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: A calming synth pad and arpeggio which then changes into a triumphant synth fanfare.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.3rd Logo (50th anniversary logo)(2011-?)TBA
Itzbinso Long Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Editions by TheEriccorpincLogo captures by TheEriccorpincVideo captures courtesy of TheEriccorpinc1st Logo(May 20, 1990)Logo: It's in-credit text that reads "ITZBINSO LONG PRODUCTIONS".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on the miniseries Voices Within: The Lives of Truddi Chase.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(April 2-May 7, 1993)<iframe frameborder="0" height="188" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8b53c86e071c3be40c451d048e626765963b4dad" width="250"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Weiner Dog", "The Long Weiner Dog", "Wagging Dog Tail"Logo: On a blue room, we see a wiener dog, facing left as we go to the right to see the black words on a white blanket, "ITZBINSO" on the left side and "LONG PRODUCTIONS" on the right. The word "PRODUCTIONS" is smaller and is beneath the word "LONG". At the end of the blanket, we see the back of the dog with its tail wagging, and it stops shortly after.FX/SFX: Clay animation on the dog.Music/Sounds: The sounds of several swishes as the tail wags.Availability: Seen on the first season of Good Advice.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(May 23-September 6, 1994)<iframe frameborder="0" height="210" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/bf463adeef50e345877e93f961665b7d14ed0d0f" width="281"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Weiner Dog II", "The Normal Weiner Dog"Logo: On a white room, we see a normal wiener dog, wearing a white sign on his body that reads "ITZBINSO LONG PRODUCTIONS" The dog turns its head to face us.FX/SFX: Clay animation on the dog.Music/Sounds: A human whistling.Availability: Seen on the second season of Good Advice.Editor's Note: TBA
J&M Entertainment

Logo Pictures by Eric S.Edited by Bob Fish, Nathanlogos, thehugetvfan and DogeGamer2015Video captures courtesy of Eric S. and DudeThatLogoBackground: J&M Entertainment was a London-based film sales company that later ventured into film production. The company was named after its two founders, producer Julia Palau and distributor Michael Ryan. J&M was sold to Germany's IN-motion in 2000, and the rights to their films currently lay with Screen Media Films. 1st Logo (August 14, 1987-October 4, 1995) <iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/fcbf08657a9de391e827722983920192736e45d1" width="368"></iframe> Nickname: "J&M"Logo: On a black background, a gold colored "J&M" in a Macy's-esque font, arranged like this... J&M ...fades in. Below, "Entertainment Presents" also fades in, and a blue flash occurs behind "J&M", then dies down, and "J&M" later shines as the logo fades out.Variant: There is a version where the background is blue, and the logo is silver.FX/SFX: The logo fading in and shining.Music/Sounds: A very majestic mystical synthesizer tune.Music/Sounds Variant: On What's Eating Gilbert Grape? and the Amazon Prime print of Year of the Gun, among possible others, the logo is silent. Availability: Rare. Seen on early international prints of Theodore Rex (1995), Iron Maze, and all prints of Exposure (AKA: A Grande Arte) (1991). Also found on the StudioCanal Blu-Ray of What's Eating Gilbert Grape?, streaming prints as well as the UK Screenbound & U.S. MVD Rewind Blu-Rays of The Return of Swamp Thing, the Hemdale VHS of The Princess and the Goblin, a Brazilian VHS of Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, and older Hulu/Netflix viewings of A Chorus of Disapproval. May have also appeared on foreign prints of The Running Man, The Monster Squad, The Thin Blue Line, Ironweed, Pastime, Freddie as F.R.O.7, Nightbreed, Hunting, Coupe de Ville, Warlock, Light of Day, Zits, Nobody's Fool (1986), Julia and Julia, Playing for Keeps, Creator, and The Girl in a Swing, among others.2nd Logo(September 15, 1995-June 1, 2000) <iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fa75b8961430d54939b22a70cf82f63e5ea0d1e7" width="331"></iframe> Nickname: "New J&M" Logo: We see a granite J as the camera panning upwards, then fade to the lower side of & and M while the camera panning to the right, and fade to the top side of the latter two letters. Finally, the whole logo zooms out and coloring itself from blue granite to gold.FX/SFX: The logo passing by and coloring itself.Music/Sounds: A majestic synthesized fanfare. Sometimes it's silent.Availability: Seen on international prints of An American Werewolf in Paris, A Boy Called Hate, The Leading Man, House on Haunted Hill (1999), and Mute Witness, among others.
J.A. Green Construction Corp.

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Michael Green's vanity card. 1st Logo(March 15, 2009-March 20, 2012)Logo: On a white background with green clouds,we see the black outlined city with one missing building on the center. Some constructions parts fill the center to complete the building. Once the building is complete, we see the white window appearing. The green words with white squares "J.A. GREEN CONSTRUCTION CORP" with the black words on the right "SINCE 1941" in Twentieth Century font.Variant: On The River, we see the logo on the bottom with the building is already completed and more green clouds.FX/SFX: The building construction, and the window appearing. On The River, none.Music/Sounds: The man (Michael Green)going, "Di-di-di-di-di-di-di-di" with the ding. On The River, none.Availability: Seen on Kings and The River.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(April 30, 2017-)Logo: On a gray background, we see the yellow similar city from the first logo. The construction parts fill the building, and the window appears. Underneath is the black words, but different font "J.A. GREEN CONSTRUCTION CORP" and "SINCE 1941."FX/SFX: Same as the first logo.Music/Sounds: The closing theme with the ascending xylophone.Availability: Seen on American Gods.Editor's Note: TBA
J.C. Staff (Japan)

1st logo(1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="256" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/90c75bc48afd9ffd86ec272eb62cb4e3f431b793" width="456"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see the green 3D text flipping "J.C.STAFF" in the bold 80s font. After it stops flipping, the italic text underneath fades in "JAPAN CREATIVE STAFF".Trivia: Japan Creative Staff is the full name for J.C. Staff.FX/SFX: The flipping and fade in of the text.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Very rare. Seen on Private Psycho Lesson distributed by Anime Hotshots, Inc.Editor's Note: TBA
J2TV/J2 Pictures

Background: J2TV (or in some cases, J2 Pictures) is the production company of former Malcolm In the Middle star, Justin Berfield, established in 2004. The company name is in reference to his own name, and the "2" being a reference to his character on Malcolm In the Middle, Reese, the second older brother. (March 14-August 1, 2010)Logo: On a dark purple background, we see the words "J2" In blue fly away from the screen. Then, a TV set surrounds the company name and it flashes. The finished product appears with "J2" and "TV" on the left in smaller print, and appear horizontally.FX/SFX: The letters zooming out, the TV surrounding the name.Music/Sounds: Begins with the sound of static, followed by an electronic beep and Justin Berfield's voice saying, "J2".Availability: Seen on the very short-lived sitcom, Sons of Tuscon.Editor's Note: None.
J2 Communications

Background: J2 Communications was founded by James P. Jimirro, who also founded The Disney Channel and Walt Disney Home Video while head of Walt Disney Telecommunications and Non-Theatrical Company. The company's name came from his initials.1st Logo(1987)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/62de0349c524c3ef0c6f0a49e45e4ce35035e93b" width="408"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a letter and number "J2" slide in from both sides of the screen and stop at the center. Then "COMMUNICATIONS" (in the same font as "J2" fly in from us and beneath the letters.FX/SFX: The sliding of the letters and flying in of "COMMUNICATIONS".Music/Sounds: A warbling synth note with a drumbeat that echoes 5 times.Availability: Ultra rare. Found on early VHS prints of Dorf On Golf.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1987-1991)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d4d31384327c6bf58c7f8562e7d6a91404a33a29" width="402"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/793d37763599ab9dabcc7d03c4f08533c8f78650" width="408"></iframe> Nickname: "Space Jam"Logo: Against a starfield, the lilac-colored CG letter J and numeral 2 are seen at extremely close range as they begin to rotate and move back, first separating shortly from one another in a diagonal direction, then reuniting. After they slow down and come to a stop, a pinpoint of light forms near the top of the screen and sweeps down in an arc, leaving the word "communications" trailing very rapidly from right to left in purple font. The J and 2 both emit one "sparkle," in that respective order, and the logo fades out.Variant:A version exists with the logo on a solid black background without the starfield.On the 1987 releases of Groucho: A Life in Revue and How to Have a Moneymaking Garage Sale with Phyllis Diller, there seems to be a placeholder variant. We simply see the conjoined "J2", in sky blue, zooming in, with "COMMUNICATIONS" fading under it with lines above and below the word. The former tape uses the standard synth theme, while the latter has a horn fanfare.FX/SFX: The rotating CG letters, the starfield, the "sparkling."Music/Sounds: A groovy synth jingle with four gradually louder two-note bursts from a brass section, combined with a descending slap-bass line, and ending in three brass notes, a cymbal on the third note and a short synth drumroll.Availability: Found on VHS releases of The Mother Goose Treasury, Dorf on Golf, Dorf's Golf Bible, and Dorf and the First Games of Mount Olympus, as well as Star Wars: Droids and Star Wars: Ewoks. Also found on ITC Home Video releases in the United States.Editor's Note: None.
JAKKS Pacific

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of1st Logo(1999-2000)Logo: On a white background, we see a rounded rectangle with another inside it that is blue containing a large J in yellow with a dot near it to represent an I. On the top is JAKKS in yellow, and INTERACTIVE in white on the bottom, with INTER on the top, and ACTIVE to the bottom of it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appears on 5 WWF Video Games: WrestleMania 2000 and No Mercy for the Nintendo 64, SmackDown! and SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role for the PlayStation and Royal Rumble for the Sega Dreamcast.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(2001-2009)Logo: We see a silver metal sign with four holes on each sides zooming out and placing in the center, four screws are placed on each sides, and the words zoom out quickly "JAKKS Pacific Inc."Later Variant: On PS3 and Xbox 360 titles, the logo is much higher quality.FX/SFX: Okay CGI animation for the time.Music/Sounds: A bunch of sounds involving a metal clash, whooshes and a clang at the end.Availability: Appears on all WWF/WWE licensed video games from SmackDown!: Just Bring It until SmackDown Vs. Raw 2010.Scare Factor: Low to medium, the clashes, animation, and dark background could scare some.
JAM Media (Ireland)

Logo descriptions by LogosSuper142Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: 1st Logo(2009-2015?)Logo: On a white background, we see a jam jar filled with red jam. Under the jar is the word "JAMMedia" (with "JAM" in red).FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on ROY and Baby Jake.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(2015?-)Logo: On a white crumpled piece of paper, we see a purple jam jar. A lid falls on to the jar, and some jam falls out of it. Copyright information is below.Variant: On Zig and Zag, the logo is still.FX/SFX: The lid falling on to the jar and the jam dripping/falling out of the jar. None on Zig and Zag.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Seen on Little Roy. The still version appears on Zig and Zag.Scare Factor: TBA.