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Lettuce Entertain You Inc. (Canada)

1st Logo(1980s) <embed height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Lettuce+Entertain+You+Inc.+%28Canada%29/widget/youtubevideo/d3035dc423094c688112f1699ebb482389d83d3e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="277" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: The word "LETTUCE" (a play on the words "Let Us") in a black Aero Extended font, positioned in front of some green lines on a light brown rectangle with a TV tube shape made of green lines that appear to form a "V", along with "ENTERTAIN YOU INC." underneath in a much smaller brownish red font, fades in on a blue background. After a few seconds, the word "presents", in leaf green, rises up from the bottom of the screen. FX/SFX: "presents" sliding up.Music/Sounds: Two kettledrum beats, and a little electric piano ditty, which repeats twice throughout the duration of the logo. Some rising string notes can also be heard as well. Availability: Ultra rare. Seen on old dubbed martial arts films from Canada and some B-movies such as Bruno Mattei's The Other Hell and Woman Warriors.Editor's Note: The logo is very primitive and cheap, and why is the company named like that? Was it supposed to be funny?2nd Logo(1990s?) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="225" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/348f325a773c01a20595c66821bc115863d1d75e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="279" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: We see a wallpaper-like pattern of the lime green LEY logo from before on a faded beige background. We then fade to a midnight blue background with a large lime green LEY logo zooming in with "LETTUCE" at the bottom of the tube and "ENTERTAIN YOU INC." below it in much smaller type.FX/SFX: The zooming in, as well as the pointless wallpaper pattern at the beginning.Music/Sounds: A '70s funk tune.Availability: See the previous logo. Was seen on Toxic Spawn a.k.a Contamination.Editor's Note: An improvement at the very least.
Levande Böcker

Background: Levande Böcker (a.k.a. Living Books) was a notable education-oriented publisher in Sweden. In 2001, it was sold to KF Media and merged into PAN Vision.(1993-2001)Logo: A blue oval-box forms on the screen. Then orange letter "B" with legs jumps from behind, falls into the box and walks, leaving footprints. Below, the name "LEVANDE BöCKER" appears.FX/SFX: Macromedia-created box forming and letter walking.Music/Sounds: Cartoonish flute theme.Availability: Rare outside of Nordic regions.Editor's Note: None.
Level 1 Entertainment

Background: Level 1 Entertainment is a film-financing company, formed by Bill Todman, Jr. (the son of the game show producer) and Edward Milstein in 2003.1st Logo(January 6, 2006-February 1, 2008)Logo: On a blue background, we see squares zooming out, and as the square finishes, the light is shown inside one of the squares. We see the filmstrips with "L1" and underneath is the words "LEVEL 1" and "E N T E R T A I N M E N T." The words shine.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds:Grandma's Boy: A series of quiet electronic beats, ending with 2 loud clangs and a whoosh.Rendition: The opening theme of the movie.Strange Wilderness: A whimsical orchestral fanfare.Availability: Seen on Grandma's Boy, Rendition and Strange Wilderness.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(March 29, 2013)Logo: On a dark-blue background, we see the golden rounded square move one-by-one, lining up. They get up with filmstrips on the edges on every one of them. The squares move, leaving a trail of outlined filmstrips, forming the updated logo from the first logo. The same text appears below as the logo zooms out, shining.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen only on Detour.Editor's Note: TBA
Level 5 Comcept

Background: Comcept was a Japanese game company started in 2010 by ex-Capcom employee Keiji Inafune. They merged with Level 5 in 2017.(2012?-)Logo: We see a stylized black C with red ends, looking like a magnet. "comcept" is next to it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on their games, most infamously Mighty No. 9.Editor's Note: None.
Leverage Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Leverage Entertainment is the production company of Stephen Levinson.1st logo(July 18, 2004-October 26, 2014)Logo: On a grey background, see a tall letter "L". Inside it, is the text "LEVERAGE" all in lower-case letters.Early Variant: On Seasons 1 and 2 of Entourage, the gray is a small vertical rectangle against a black background. The logo is contained within it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Seen on In Treatment, Boardwalk Empire and the first four seasons of Entourage on HBO, Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo:(June 17, 2007-)Logo: The L from the last logo flickers in with a ghastly crooked shape,. "LEVERAGE" is mostly formed but slightly bent, it then readjusts itself. The L wiggles for a bit whilst a blue tint flies towards it, only for the tint to disappear. The L settles into place as the logo shines.Variant: Starting with Season 2 of Shooter, the logo, along with the Closest to the Hole, Universal Cable Productions and Paramount Television logos, is rapidly sped up so that the end theme finishes over all of them.FX/SFX: The L flying around and settling, the blue tint.Music/Sounds: See logo 1.Avalibility: Seen on Entourage from Season 4 onwards and Shooter.Editor's Note: None.
Levine & Isaacs Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Ken Levine's and David Isaacs' vanity card. (August 9, 1993-December 31, 1997)Logo: On a dark gray-silver gradient background, we see the words "LEVINE & ISAACS" with a gray border with the word inside "PRODUCTIONS" in white.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Almost Perfect and Big Wave Dave's.Editor's Note: TBA
Liberation Entertainment

Background: Liberation Entertainment was a home entertainment company,known for acquiring and selling film and television content worldwide, and a former member of AFMA. It was formerly called Liberty International Entertainment and started resurrecting under its current name, in November 2005by ex-MCA Records president Jay Boberg, with offices in Los Angeles and the UK.The company was initially co-founded in 1997 by Irv Holender, the founder of INI Entertainment Group. In America, all of the company's releases were distributed by Genius Products under its resurrected name. Once Genius crumbled in 2009, Liberation folded the same year, with its library being sold one year later to Camelot Entertainment Group.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2b2667023a1b2c641cf066a6926d57e313adf6f9" width="357"></iframe>1st Logo(1997-2006)Logo:The camera slowly zooms out as the statue of Liberty is shown. At the end, the text "Liberty International Entertainment Inc." shows up, alongside a TM symbol underneath it for a second, before the logo fades out.FX/SFX: N/AMusic/Sounds: Musiccomposed, arranged and performed by veteran organist Dave Siebels (also responsible for the background music in the opening ofPhenomenon: The Lost Archives and writing the songs for The Return to Treasure Island, both of them distributed by the home entertainment company).Music/Sounds Variant: One version of the logo has non-orchestrated sound.Availability: TBA.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2006-2009)Logo: On a black background, we see a white-outlined blue rectangle with the text "LIBERATION" in it near the right. On the left of it is a yellow-green arrow with a cartoon hand holding a green torch on it. Underneath the design is the text "entertainment", which slowly shines.FX/SFX: "entertainment" shining.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Rare. Seen on the company's DVD releases from the time, such as Stereophonics: LSVO?, Sparky's Magical Piano, The Hottie & the Nottie and Peter and the Magic Egg. Also appears on reruns of Peter Gunn on Me-TV and Decades.Editor's Note: None.
Liberty Films

Logo description by Logoboy95Logo captures by Logoboy95 and Shadeed A. KellyEditions by Eric S. and GETENTVideo captures courtesy of BuddyWatson and KidCairbreBackground: Liberty Films was an independent film company owned by famed director Frank Capra and producer Samuel J. Briskin. The company only produced two films; It's a Wonderful Life for RKO Radio Pictures, and State of the Union for MGM. Both films didn't do well at the box office, which resulted in the company being bought by Paramount Pictures in 1947. Paramount then later sold the company to U.M. & M Television Corporation, which was in turn bought by National Telefilm Associates and added to their Republic Pictures library (they later renamed themselves to Republic Pictures). The film was later released by accident to the public domain due to NTA failing to renew its copyright properly in 1974; however, they later regained the rights in 1993 by arguing in court that because they still had the film rights to It's a Wonderful Life's source material, "The Greatest Gift", they still owned the film's copyright. As for State of the Union, MCA would later acquire that film's rights from Paramount as part of their purchasing of Paramount's pre-1950 sound film library. Today, Paramount owns the rights to It's a Wonderful Life due to Viacom purchasing Republic in 1999 from then-owner Spelling Entertainment, while Universal Pictures owns State of the Union through EMKA, Ltd.(December 20, 1946)<iframe frameborder="0" height="192" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/3c9edc6717afae9ff25c10fff4a76f00d28912c5" width="254"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="196" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7b2eb7648b87c00b693e87d2bf46dc5b7ed9e83d" width="244"></iframe>Nickname: “The Liberty Bell"Logo: We have a scene of a live-action bell (a replica of Philadelphia's Liberty Bell) ringing. The text “LIBERTY FILMS PRESENTS” fades in with "LIBERTY" in a large font and "FILMS" in a medium-sized font underneath "LIBERTY" with 3D shadows that extend downward to a vanishing point (a la the Four Star logo) as well as "P R E S E N T S" written on a thick bar.Variants:There is also a "color" variant for when the film It's a Wonderful Life was colorized. The logo was tinted yellow.At the end of it's a Wonderful Life before the credits, the text "The End" is shown over the bell footage.FX/SFX: Just the text fading in while the bell rings.Music/Sounds: Just the bell “ringing” several times.Availability: Only seen on It's a Wonderful Life. However, due to this movie's critical acclaim and frequent showings during the Christmas season, it's a pretty easy find.Editor's Note: Despite only being shown on one movie, this is easily an iconic logo due to the staying power of said movie.
Liberty Pictures

Logo capture by V of DoomVideo capture courtesy of KidCairbreBackground: Not to be confused with Liberty Films, who also had later ties to Republic Pictures and Paramount Pictures.(1930s)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="196" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/baf2b7c519c7f8475fdb1ed27c02dfdf9c955e46" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="250" wmode="transparent"/>TBA
Liberty Records

Logo descriptions and photo captures by LogophileBackground: Liberty Records was a music label founded in 1955 by Simon Waronker. The company had acquired Pacific Jazz and Imperial Records. The company was acquired by Transamerica Corporation (then-owners of United Artists) in 1968 and in 1971, it was absorbed into UA's record label. In 1979, EMI acquired the United Artists label and in the following year, they dropped the UA name and revived the Liberty name for use on reissues of records from Liberty, UA and Imperial and was used as a label from 1980-1984 for EMI brand Capitol Records. In 1991, EMI renamed the Capitol Nashville label to Liberty Records and was used until 1995. And in 2001, the Liberty name was used one more time for "heritage acts" in the U.K. 1st (and only known) Logo(1966)Logo: On a pistachio green background is a rounded rectangle with black bordering. Inside is a stylized picture of the Statue of Liberty with a sky blue background. Below that is a box with a white background with the word "LIBERTY" with lines above and below the name and with white shadow effects. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: The opening soundtrack. Availability: Only known to have been used on an <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVhpQAHCaIE" target="_self">industrial film from 1966</a>. Editor's Note: None. LIBERTY HOME VIDEO(1990s) Logo: On a white background is a box. One part of the box has a drawing of the head of the Statue of Liberty on a white background with the words "LIBERTY" below. In the other part is the words "HOME VIDEO" in a black background. FX/SFX: None. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Seen on VHS releases from the company, such as This Is Garth Brooks.Editor's Note: None.
Libra Home Entertainment

Logo Description and Editions by Livin'Background: Libra Home Entertainment was a subsidiary of Saban Entertainment formed in 1994, that released films from Saban's Libra Pictures unit and third-party acquisitions via A-Vision Entertainment, then WarnerVision Entertainment.(Late-1990s-2001)Logo: Same as the Libra Pictures logo, except the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" are engraved on the purple bar instead of "PICTURES."FX/SFX: Same as the Libra Pictures logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the Libra Pictures logo.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on a home video release of Without Malice.
Libra Pictures

Logo description and capture by EnormousRatEditions by Livin', indycar and WetPaintLogo1993Background: Libra Pictures was a film and television production subsidiary of Saban Entertainment, founded in [pictures saban&source=bl&ots=zd61vA-44y&sig=mH6pSobIzb-Rts0W4sbgHITCEoY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi4zoq__L7aAhVxs1kKHZCuAAk4ChDoAQguMAE#v=onepage&q=libra pictures saban&f=false|early] <a class="external" href="http://variety.com/1994/film/news/douglas-reuther-bow-new-prod-n-unit-119621/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1994</a>, which produced theatrical and straight-to-video films, along with some television films.(1994-November 20, 2001)<iframe frameborder="0" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/3c915da840e58745f784974583ae1e9b58f3c143" width="245"></iframe>Nickname: "Triangles"Logo: A flash occurs and reveals floating red and orange background, where the purple word "LIBRA" is seen at full width and slowly compresses. There are two tilted cones, purple and brown, appear and turn vertical in opposite directions. Then the purple bar unfolds with the word "P I C T U R E S" on it, and background gains a bit of purple color.Variant: A still variant was used on some films.FX/SFX: The logo forming.Music/Sounds: A majestic synth soundtrack or none.Availability: Appears on some prints of the 1990 version of Phantom of the Opera (plastering the 1990 Saban/Scherick Productions logo), Hostile Force, Black Scorpion, Susie Q and other television films.
Libran Films, Inc. (Philippines)

Logo description and capture by CD20Superness(1995-1997)Logo: On a black background, we see the text "LIBRAN" on red in a Fox-like text with white shadows. On the bottom of it, we see 5 yellow stars, with the third one being more bigger. On the bottom of the screen we see some pairs of blue thin lines with the text "FILMS, INC." on an nearly understandable white font. Superimposing it is the picture of a red sun with many lines and pattern parts. It stays still until we fade to black.FX/SFX: None, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: An choir sound with an ascending-descending synth sound, followed by an very long UFO-like sound which gets more intense as the logo goes still.Availability: <a class="external" href="http://www.imdb.com/company/co0492013/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nearly seen on their films of the time.</a>Editor's Note: The darkness of the logo, the logo's quality is creepy enough, the UFO-like sounds, which gives the chills to many people, especially it's long length. Others may be confused.
Life Production (South Korea)

Logo descriptions by The_Username_15Editions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of(1980s?)This logo can be seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEsdSAv8Eb0&t=16m33s" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: We see a comet fly by with some stars in the background. The comet takes a long time to pass as Korean text, along with "LIFE PRODUCTION" to the bottom right, zooms in from the top, with a trailing effect, to the bottom. It then trails back out. We then see the word "LiFe" in a stylized chrome font distantly zoom out. There appears to be some sort of galaxy behind it.FX/SFX: All that is said above.Music/Sounds: A suspenseful synth track that ends on a "dramatic" note.Availability: Extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.
Lifehouse Film (Germany)

Logo descriptions by jteka9870 and ThisBoyForHire100Photos by .Video captures by CHEAP COPYEditions byThisBoyForHire100 and TeamLogoBackground: Lifehouse Film is a German Christian distribution company founded in 1997.1st Logo(1997-2002)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note:TBA2nd Logo(2006-)Logo: We fade in to see a red rectangle on a white background. Suddenly, a cracks appears as the camera shakes a few times. After the third time, the pieces shatter to reveal the white flower inside the rectangle. The rectangle moves left as the words reveal "LIFEHOUSE FILM". They fade out, except the white background.Variants: There is a variant where the logo and white background fade to black.FX/SFX: The cracks, the pieces, and the words revealing.Music/Sounds: The cracking sounds, followed by the sound of shattering when the logo breaks out, and a small "swoosh" when the text appears.Availability: Seen on DVD's distributed by this company, such asVeggieTalesfrom 2006-2010.Editor's Note:While it is bright it will still get to many, due to the sudden breaking of the logo.
Lifestyle (UK)

1st Logo(1985-1988)Nickname: "The Shapes"Logo: On a flamingo pink background, a dark blue keyhole comes in from the bottom right corner and turns as a cyan triangle and salmon pink shape tumble around in the space. The keyhole zooms in to fill in with dark blue, and a sky blue triangle with a wavy side and a hole flies in from the left, while a orange paint streak flies in from the top right. The shapes turns around as the paint streak goes inside the hole, turning into a orange zigzag shape. A TV monitor flies in from the top right and a orange circle materializes on it, while it flips over. It reveals a pile of shapes forming a clock-like object, while the screen falls off screen. The clock ticks a few seconds before all but the second hand flies away and a cyan triangle, which form a pyramid fliy in, attaching itself to it and causing it to move side to side like a metronome. The metronome then flies away and a cyan sphere rises up with a few shapes surrounding it: a yellow triangle with black polka dots on one side, a orange abstract shape, and a disfigured trapezoid in a orange/pink graident. The sphere zooms out as the trapezoid circles around to the front side at a tilted position, revealing the black text "LIFESTYLE" and the orange shape and yellow triangle rest just below the trapezoid. 2 streaks then diagonally fly across the screen.FX/SFX: The shapes. Classic 80's animation.Music/Sounds: A 80's rock theme, complete with bass and guitar. At the end, a synth wind sound can be heard.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: The logo SCREAMS 80's due to its hot, vibrant colors, geometric design, and the music.2nd Logo(1988-1993)Nickname: "The Painted Butterfly"Logo: On a white background, there is a mist of orange, pink, and teal streaks as a blue butterfly with orange and pink wings flies in from the distance. The butterfly flies through the streaks and they form one, long stream, and they disappear as the butterfly lands, leaving the blue cursive text "lifestyle". The butterfly flaps its wing one last time.FX/SFX: The butterfly.Music/Sounds: A woodwind and string tune with a synth flourish at the end.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: A complete 180 compared to the 1st logo, with a much more calming appearance and theme.
Lifestyle Satellite Jukebox (UK)

(1990-1993)Logo: On a black background, the cursive text "Lifestyle" writes itself in as many shapes and letters fly in from all sides of the screen. Six small lines zoom out and rotate around and a large line comes down from the top of the screen. "SATELLITE" and "JUKEBOX" fly in jumbled up and arrange themselves. A circle slides in from the right side of the screen and rests behind "Lifestyle". 9 squares come in and fly behind "SATELLITE" and "SATELLITE" zoom in and out as 8 of the 9 squares rotate in and out and the line goes behind them. "JUKEBOX" zooms in and out like in 3D and many dots zoom out to the spaces in between the letters of "JUKEBOX".FX/SFX: The arranging.Music/Sounds: A disco and hip-hop tune.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Lightbox (New Zealand)

Logo descriptions by Topitoomay, hfmbears, AnimeTVLogos, and ColorbandLogo captures by TopitoomayVideo captures by Pepsi90721st Logo(2014-2016)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/debeff17fe4b310e477b13efafc0d5a7f420f9d3" width="331"></iframe>Nickname: "The Rectangle"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: Pretty good animation.Music/Sounds: A buzzing sound and a synth note which ascends and then ends with a whirring effect.Availability: Seen on Atari: Game Over, The Thread and Captive.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2018-)Nickname: "The Rectangle II", "Light(box) and Shadow"Logo: We pan across the Lightbox logo shrouded in darkness. Suddenly, light fills the logo as we pan out. The logo shines as it zooms out.FX/SFX: Great animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Whitney.Editor's Note: None.
Lightbug Media Productions (Kuwait)

Background:Lightbug Media Production has been in operation since 1996 in the field of media. The company, considered one of the top production houses in Kuwait, was founded by director Yarub Bourahmah,who along with Lightbug’s creative team, has worked to deliver cutting edge creative productions constantly creating new benchmarks for production in the region. The company did not use their logo in their movies until 2009.(2009-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="225" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4dbe65a8e0ffac8c4882197caf533d833fe7918d" width="397"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a drawing of a firefly with the word "lightbug" inside a white circle. What's next to it is the white text saying "LIGHTBUG Media Productions" in English and the text "Presents" in Arabic.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on Kuwaiti movies, including Kan Refiji.Editor's Note: None.
Lighthouse Interactive

Background: Lighthouse was a Netherlands-based international game publisher started in 2005. It went bankrupt in March 2009, when the holding company SilverBirch Inc. folded two months earlier.(2005-2009)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="173" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/35a62f1192c568879d1560e52352d30e696b24e3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="209" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: A man wearing an orange coat enters a lighthouse building while a rainstorm occurs outside. He waves his flashlight, then takes a lever and pulls it down. Immediately, an electric impulse runs up, by some wires, we follow it quickly and release out. The lighthouse lamp starts to brighten, the camera zooms out to view the lighthouse building, atop a rock around the sea as the lighthouse emits light. Then it converts into a print picture on the orange background box. "LIGHTHOUSE INTERACTIVE" appears below.FX/SFX: All CGI.Music/Sounds: Sound of thunder and pulling lever. Then suddenly a dramatic soundtrack starts tied to the impulse running, ending as a peaceful note.Availability: Still common on many games published, like Keepsake, Avencast, Sword of the Stars, and some others.Editor's Note: None.