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Henerson/Hirsch Productions

Logo description by bmasters9Logo capture by Gilblitz112Editions by bmasters9(March 21, 1983-May 2, 1987)Logo: Against a blue background, there is an H made of filmstrips. The sides of the H are filmstrips (black with white sprockets), and two more filmstrips make up the uprights in the middle. The uprights are white with black sprockets, and the first and second rows bracket the Henerson name, and the second and third rows bracket the Hirsch name (so in essence, the top and bottom rows bracket the two names, and the middle row splits them). At the top, there is an "And" credit, and at the bottom is the credit "HENERSON/HIRSCH PRODUCTIONS, INC. In Association With."Variant: There was a version from a TV movie called Intimate Agony in which the colors were reversed from what appeared on the Starman series on ABC (this one had the credit of "In Association With Robert Papazian Productions, Inc."); this was also on a version that simply had a copyright of "©MCMLXXXV Henerson/Hirsch Productions. All Rights Reserved."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the short-lived 1986 ABC series Starman, as one of two vanity cards that were in association with Columbia Pictures Television (the other was Michael Douglas Productions, which was seen against a closing credit scene from the show) and the TV movie Intimate Agony.Editor's Note: None.
Henry Nilsson Music Inc./Murakami Wolf Productions

Logo description by WebWanderer(February 2, 1971)Logo: On a white background, the text:									HENRY NILSSON MUSIC INC.								 MURAKAMI WOLF PRODUCTIONSquickly zooms up to the screen. After a few seconds it zooms backwards into a dot, which forms the movie's title.FX/SFX: The text zooming in and out.Music/Sounds: The opening theme to The Point.Availability: It was only seen on Harry Nilsson: The Point.Editor's Note: None.
Henry Winkler/John Rich/Michael Levitt Productions

Logo Pictures by Eric S., mr3urious, and bmasters9Henry Winkler/John Rich Productions(September 29, 1985-2003) Logo: On a blue background, we see a white bar on the top, reading "HENRY" on one side, and "JOHN" on the other. In the middle, we see "WINKLER" on one side, and "RICH" on the other. On the bottom is another white bar with "P R O D U C T I O N S". In the middle of the logo is a drawing tool which resemble a slash mark between the names. Variants: Starting on season 2 of MacGyver, the logo fades out on the blue background, and is replaced with the words "In Association With". Also, there is a version from the pilot of MacGyver wherein the logo is against a live-action shot of MacGyver working the light switches to send a sort of Morse Code. There is another variation from the second episode of MacGyver, "The Golden Triangle," in which the Winkler/Rich logo is on a black background instead of its usual blue; this is illustrated above.FX/SFX: None except for seasons 2-7 of MacGyver.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: It was last seen on MacGyver on Sleuth (now Cloo) and DVD and the TV movies MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis (1994), MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday (1994), and Young MacGyver (2003).__________________________________________________________________Henry Winkler/Michael Levitt Productions(2002-May 2, 2006)<iframe frameborder="0" height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/07cb7b914f00c64724e15a9a5c1a6391bc014d1d" width="327"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="189" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4625c231fb7194441c1b07460dd791c51b4ba375" width="247"></iframe>Nickname: "Spinning Names"Logo: On a gradient jonquil background, we see an orange rectangle with black outline. The names spin, and as they stop spinning, "Henry Winkler" is shown at the bottom left of the rectangle, and "Michael Levitt" on the top right of the rectangle, and a black line is seen between the two names. "productions" is at the bottom of the rectangle.Variant: On show #2 of "It Just Ain't Right Week" on the 2002-2004 version of Hollywood Squares, the logo is changed so that after it stops spinning, "Michael" and "Levitt" are on opposite sides at the top of the rectangle and "Winkler Henry" is in the center on the bottom of the rectangle.FX/SFX: The spinning name.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on the 2002-2004 episodes of Hollywood Squares and the TV specials Dallas Reunion: The Return to Southfork (2004), Knots Landing Reunion: Together Again (2005), and Dynasty Reunion: Catfights and Caviar (2006).
Hentemann Films

Logo Descriptions by DaBigLogoCollector and WebWandererCaptures by Pepsi9072Background: The company of Bordertown creator Mark Hentemann, an executive producer and writer for Family Guy.(January 3-May 22, 2016)Nickname: "The Desert Animator and His Many Misfortunes"<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/1f78ae607265098cd76b20cdbb7de54a6e904e36" width="329"></iframe>Logo: In a desert at dusk, we see a small room with an animator inside, very far away from us. The text "Hentemann Films", in a white, messy font, appears below. Alongside the company name, the text "(no real films)" appears in Times New Roman.Variants: On episodes 1 and 6, a giant worm swallows the room.On episode 2, two animated heads come up from under the room, raising it.On episode 3, a pair of chopsticks appears from the top of the screen and grabs the room, and Mark Hentemann's face comes in from the left. The chopsticks throw the room into Mark's mouth.On episode 4, the room gets robotic legs and crawls away.On episode 5, a baby rolls by and crushes the room.On episode 8, the room clones several times, (there are now fifteen) then the newly crafted animator fleet scatters.On episode 7, a hand comes up and flicks the room away. This one is animated a little crudely compared to the other ones, since the hand has a very noticeable white border.On episode 9, a fly swatter comes down and smashes the room. The fly swatter is animated in the logo's style.On episode 10, the room gets sucked into a passing UFO. Like "Fly Swatter" the UFO is animated in the logo's style.On episode 11, Mark appears again, snapping the room up with his tongue like a frog. His head is in stock images, but the tongue is animated like the previous two.On episode 12, the room gets humanoid arms and legs and leaps into the sky.On episode 13, a pterodactyl-like creature nabs the room and flies off with it.FX/SFX: Depends on the variant. Objects are usually animated with stock images.Music/Sounds: Depends on the variant.Availability: Seen on Bordertown.Editor's Note: None.
Herald Videogram (Japan)

Logo description by RarityLand, heart1994, Gilblitz112 and SnowflakesOmega (To Be Expected Soon... hopefully.)1st Logo(Early 1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="201" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/70ce1e2509aa39ba1d8d38bb8cdca805b7b2066b" width="355"></iframe>Logo: On a light blue background (that fades in from black), we see four green curvy shapes appear (two of which on the right are divided into into more shapes). After a couple of seconds, the words "HERALD VIDEOGRAM" in the same color as the shapes fade in in the middle of the logo (between the shapes), forming an abstract "H".FX/SFX: Simple animation.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Was found on a 1984 LaserDisc of Big Wave.2nd Logo(Late 1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="226" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fe021a5ad20c03571fd36025cac0f49c5ea3e29f" width="276"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on the Japanese VHS and LaserDisc releases of the infamous Mac & Me.
Here We Go

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Editions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(April 21, 2017)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="193" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2caba213f8f712b93c94513864ca4aac6f4d49d1" width="358"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see a drawn picture of an antenna television with the speech bubble on top, inside is the words "Here we go."Trivia: TBAFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Girlboss.Editor's Note: None.
Heritage Entertainment

Logo description and capture by Shadeed A. KellyNote: This company is not to be confused with Heritage Productions, the company who syndicated The New Three Stooges cartoon series.(1986)Logo: An in-credit text that displays as "In Association With HERITAGE ENTERTAINMENT" with "HERITAGE" and "ENTERTAINMENT" in a larger font stacked on one another.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The finishing of the ending theme.Availability: Rare. Seen on the TV movie Stagecoach.Editor's Note: None.
HeroCraft (Russia)

Logo descriptions by Grig20071st logo(2002-)Logo: On the white or black background, the dragon flies and leaves "HEROCRAFT" in knight-styled font. Then, the knight flies up next to dragon. It suddenly "pumps", making knight really next to dragon. Sparkles fly around the logo, making full resulted logo white-outlined. Logo stays.FX/SFX: None, or dragon flying and knight pumping.FX/SFX Trivia: Animation is made by creators of company.Music/Sounds: None/opening theme of game.Music/Sounds Variant: On Papa's Daughters, a chimes is heard.Availability: Fairly common. Seen on many PC and mobile games throughout the history. Black background version is seen on mobile and later secondary logo on PC games, including Pole Chudes for mobile Java phones, or Смешарики: Начало video game, inspired by Kikoriki's movie. The white version is seen mainly on PC games, distributed by Alawar, like Papa's Daughters. Another appearance on mobile game is seen on Смешарики: Легенда о Золотом Драконе game, also inspired by Kikoriki's movie. Seen on other games, distributed by Alawar and other distributors. Will possibly seen on future games.Editor's Note: None.
Heroic Television (Canada)

Logo descriptions and captures by edunk5Background: Heroic Television is a Canadian television production and development company based in Toronto, Ontario founded in 2000 by Suzanne Bolch and John May as Heroic Film Company. In January 2010, it was rebranded under it's current name.Heroic Film Company1st Logo(October 5, 2000-January 20, 2002)Nicknames: "Canada's Answer to 20th Century Fox", "20th Century Fox Up North"Logo: On a black background, "HEROIC" and "FILM COMPANY" below in a white condensed bold Copperplate Gothic font pans out and turns from the right. As it finishes turning and zooming out, two searchlights appears on opposite sides of the screen flashing at the text. Some sparks ignite between the lights.FX/SFX: Entirely CGI.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Seen on Our Hero.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(February 17, 2006-November 27, 2009)Nicknames: "Heroic Bunny", "Cartoon Bunny", "Superhero Bunny", "Canada's Answer to Mutant Enemy"Logo: On a SEPTE color bar background with a black frame (to make it look like it was from a TV set), a drawing of a rabbit as a superhero flies across to the right of the screen out of frame. It then flies back from the bottom right corner. As it does "heroic film company" fades in and zooms in at the bottom before the rabbit stops in the middle above the text.FX/SFX: The rabbit and text.Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.Availability: Seen on Captain Flamingo and the first half of season one of How to Be Indie.Editor's Note: The drawing's still and simplistic appearance (especially when flying) makes it look awkward, though this was probably intentional._______________________________________________________________Heroic Television(January 22, 2010-)Nicknames: "Heroic Bunny II", "Superhero Bunny II", "Stylized Bunny" Logo: On a white background, a black trail comes zooming from the left of the screen before it stops there to reveal the same rabbit from before but in a stylized appearance along with "heroic" and "television" below on the right.FX/SFX: The trail.Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.Availability: Seen on the rest of How to Be Indie.Editor's Note: None.
Heron Communications

Logo description by mr3urious1st (known) Logo(1980s)Logo: Against a black background, we see the words "HERON" in between two pairs of lines, leaning slightly to the right. The text "HERON COMMUNICATIONS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED." is shown below in a blocky computerized font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Seen on Heron releases of NFL Films, like the 1988 VHS of Super Sunday: A History of the Super Bowl, the 1988 VHS of NFL Quarterback, and the.1989 VHS of NFL's Super Duper Football Follies. This logo usually appears after the.Fox Hills Video logo.
Heron Home Entertainment

Logo description by mr3urious, RarityLandLogo capture and video by Eric S.1st (and only) Logo(1987-199?)Logo: We see an Earth globe from a satellite view at the bottom of the screen scrolling in our direction against a black sky. Two pairs of red and yellow squares go flying out in the distance, curving around to the right and back to the center in a red-yellow-red-yellow pattern with a large gap in between. The Heron Communications logo with red and yellow stripes is wiped in, and a curved filmstrip forms behind it and shines, and "A HERON INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATION" appears below. The sky also slowly turns purple.Variants: At the end of some tapes, just see the filmstrip shines."HOME ENTERTAINMENT" is sometimes below and "A HERON INTERNATIONAL COMPANY" is in smaller text on a black bar.FX/SFX: The spinning globe, the filmstrip shining. Decent late 80's CGI.Music/Sounds: A 10-note synth horn fanfare with 2 extra notes at the end. The end variant is silent.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on films released on the Heron Home Entertainment label, mainly in the UK, such as Open House and Lace II.Editor's Note: None.
Herts-Lion International

Logo descriptions by logoboy95Logo captures by YukabaceraVideo captures courtesy of ArhiVid(1961-1962)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/69dc0b957749565807620822bee0ec6df6246943" width="340"></iframe>Nickname: "The Searchlights" (not to be confused with the 20th Century Fox logo)Logo: On a gray background, the words "A PRESENTATION OF HERTS-LION INTERNATIONAL" appear in the beveled silver lettering above the black city. "A PRESENTATION OF" are in the sans-serif font, and it is a smaller row, while "HERTS-LION" is in the arched arrangement and in the tall font, with "INTERNATIONAL" in the arched arrangement and in the same font and size as "A PRESENTATION OF". In the background, five searchlights scan the sky.FX/SFX: The "searchlights."Music/Sounds: A horn fanfare.Availability: Seen on some prints of 1961's The Devil's Messenger and 1962's Carnival of Souls.Editor's Note: None.
Hess Films

Logo description by ForrestLeakVideo capture courtesy of LogosForTheWinBackground: This is Jared Hess' production company.(January 15, 2012-March 4, 2012)Logo: On a black background we see boxed footage of a boy (T.J. Hess, Jared Hess' younger brother, who appeared in Peluca, a B&W short that inspired Napoleon Dynamite) moving his hands forward. A light blue fireball comes out of it and we see "HESS FILMS" written in yellow-green on the upper right of the logo.<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/c83bf2ca438dc5f967575a2b82ae48110075a15f" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="257" wmode="transparent"/>FX/SFX: All live-action.Music/Sounds: A 4-note chiptune theme, followed by a distorted burning sound.Availability: Seen on the short-lived Napoleon Dynamite animated series. Remains intact on the complete series DVD release.Editor's Note: TBA
Hettyarachchi Group (Sri Lanka)

(1968)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d75a7969e1a4fae1cbfcfd7d3d3fd80a432841fd" width="329"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic: A majestic fanfare which transitions into the movie's opening theme.Availability: Only seen on Aadaravanthayao.Scare Factor: Low to medium. The nature seems quite eerie, although not exactly scary.
Hewson Consultants

Logo descriptions and captures by EnormousRatBackground: Hewson Consultants, founded in early 1980s, became one of the most successful developers of the era. Their games were made on the borders of computer systems capacity, and were acclaimed for their high quality. In 1991 Hewson was closed to be immediately reformed as 21st Century Entertainment, and went into pinball titles.1st Logo(Late 80's-1989) Logo: Six light blue cubes are seen from straight isometric view. The letters "HEWSON" are written on frontal sides of these cubes.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be found on earlier games by Hewson, but mostly in the corners.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(1989-1991)Logo: There is a green down-pointing arrow with golden outline, and some kind of salamander made of gold is sitting on it and looking down. The decorated word "HEWSON" in red with golden outline hangs near to the upper border of the arrow.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon, but can be found in games like Zarathrusta and Future Basketball.Scare Factor: None to low, but the salamander might spook someone.
Heyday Films

Logo descriptions by codyfinke2 and EnormousRatLogo captures by EnormousRat1st Logo(November 18, 2005-July 11, 2007)_Nickname: "HF"Logo: On a black background, we see "HEYDAY FILMS", with the "F" stylized. Then, a stylized "HF" is drawn, with the "H" and "F" connected. A blue circle appears in sync with the drawing "HF".FX/SFX: The circle appearing, the letter drawing.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Seen at the ending credits of two Harry Potter films - Goblet of Fire and Order of the Phoenix.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(December 14, 2007- ) Logo: Over an orange clouds, golden letters of HEYDAY FILMS fly and stand in correct positions. The background clears and words remain for a second.FX/SFX: Letters moving.Music/Sounds: A choir-like sound plays with chimes mixed in. None or the closing theme for the print variant.Availability: Seen on I Am Legend, Is Anybody There? and the closing credits print version on latest Harry Potter titles, starting with Half-Blood Prince.Editor's Note: None.
Heyday Production

(September 17, 1977-October 16, 1978) Logo: We see a live-action shot of bunches of balloons in different colors (which are all in the rainbow) flying away to the sky. A HEYDAY PRODUCTIONin white text is seen on the bottom center of the screen. FX/SFX: None, only live-action. Music/Sounds: Closing theme of the show. Availability: This was seen on the first season of Operation: Petticoat and on the obscure failed pilot for an adult-oriented comedy series called Windows, Doors & Keyholes. Editor's Note: None.
Hi-Fi Stereo

Video courtesy of:TheMisterFree(1995-2006) <embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/2b35d327fd3b9df6a919bef305916742d052302e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="249" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, we see a white flash appear. We see nine lines appear out of the flash, four of the lines are blue, four are purple, and one is red. The lines spread out a little distance. when the lines finish spreading apart, the words "H I F I Stereo" appear above and below the logo, respectively.FX/SFX: The white flash appearing, the lines spreading apart, and the words "H I F I Stereo" appearing.Music/Sounds: A reversed cymbal crash, then an echoing whoosh, along with LFE vibrations and a microphone feedback in the end.Availability: Seen on most Sony Pictures VHS tapes of TV shows, as well as some movies released by the company on VHS (mainly pre-1990's films from companies other than Columbia Pictures and Tristar Pictures). Examples for this logo include Bear in the Big Blue House, The Muppet Movie, Dragon Tales, The Indian in the Cupboard, The Nuttiest Nutcracker, the demo VHS of Kermit's Swamp Years (before the 2001 CTHE logo) and The Berenstain Bears (2003 version).Editor's Note: None.
Hi-Ho Video

Logo description by WileE2005Background: Hi-Ho! Video was a short-lived division of Golden Book Video that focused on VCR games, which operated in 1987. The name comes from the board game Hi-Ho Cherry-O! which Western Publishing owned the rights to at the time, and which was also one of the two games made into a VCR game.(1987)Nicknames: “The Hi-Ho Video Screen"Logo: On a gray background, we start with a cartoon boy and girl looking at a box for a Hi-Ho VCR Game, with everything drawn as colorless black outlines. Suddenly a colorful rainbow with rays of light on its' front comes from the lid of the game box, as the boy and girl watch in amazement, and the rainbow heads toward a television set (also outlined with no color). When the rainbow hits the screen, we zoom into the TV and see several colored rays animating into a series of solid rainbow-colored rays on the screen, and then we zoom out to see the two kids watching the TV in amazement. The words "Hi-Ho! Video" zoom out of the center of the TV screen in white and then flash, to which we fade to a red background with two abstract sitting white figures (representing the children) with a stylized yellow outlined television screen in the center (resembling the TV outline on the main Golden Book Video logo), still containing the rainbow ray animation but now more solid, and the "Hi-Ho! Video" text now has a blue drop shadow effect behind it. After a few seconds, some rainbow-colored paint splashes from the center of the screen and wipes away the logo, revealing blackness.FX/SFX: All the animation in this logo, which is decent typical cartoon animation, produced by Animagination, Inc.Music/Sounds: A bright perky child-like cartoon theme, most likely an APM stock music track.Availability: Very rare, as Hi-Ho! Video only produced two VCR board games: Hi-Ho! Cherry-O VCR Gameand Hi-Ho! Mother Goose VCR Game.Editors' Note: This is a pretty lively and kid-friendly logo, even if the rainbow colors initially appear to have been done with crayons.
Hi-Tech Music (UK)

Background: Hi-Tech Music Ltd. is the leading label of South Asian music, stage dramas and movies founded in 1989. Hi-Tech Music Ltd. began their record label with albums produced by DJ Chino "The Professional Brothers" after their immense success. Hi-Tech Music Ltd. has been at the forefront of new music, signing acts such as Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Atta Ullah Khan and releasing albums of Bilal Saeed, Atif Aslam, Gurdas Mann, Hadiqa Kiani, Jazzy B, Miss Pooja, Naseebo Lal and the legend Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan to name a few. At 28 years old, Hi-Tech Music Ltd. has the largest Islamic & Pakistani stage dramas catalogues in the world. Hi-Tech Music Ltd. dominates the market and supply hundreds of outlets around the world through their digital distribution supply chain, Hi-Tech Music Ltd. has a strong marketing team who uses their expertise and relationships to introduce music to new fans through social media programs, web app, music website, new technology partnerships and various other pages of social media.TBA