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Brillstein Entertainment Partners

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of LogosForTheWin and othersBackground: TBA (October 15, 2007-May 4, 2014)Logo: On a white background, we see the words zooming past "brillsteinentertainmentpartners", then the same words are placed in the center, only in smaller text.Variant: We see that logo under the Plan B logo.FX/SFX: The words zooming past.Music/Sounds: The gentle choir with a tree bell and a whoosh. On Ringer, none.Availability: Seen on Samantha Who, the first season ofResurrection, and Ringer.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(September 28, 2014-)Logo: On a black background, we see the same words from the 1st logo, but only stacked from each words from the top to the bottom.Variant: An early white background version exists.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None, the closing theme or TBA.Availability: Seen on the second season ofResurrection, Big Time in Hollywood, Fl., Hidden America with Jonah Ray, The Jim Jefferies Show, Chasing Cameron, Maya and Marty, and Jim Gaffigan: Cinco.Editor's Note: None.
Briskin Productions

Logo description and captures by Shadeed A. KellyBackground: Briskin Productions was founded on July 1, 1956 by Columbia Pictures studio veteran, Irving Briskin, to operate Screen Gems' productions. It was folded into Screen Gems in 1963.(September 30, 1957-1963)Logo: On a gray background, there is a cursive letter "B". In front of the letter "B", there are letters inside of each black shape. The letter "A" inside a black circle on top, for each letter for the word "BRISKIN" is inside each black square in the middle, except the letter "I" is inside a rectangle, and the word "PRODUCTION" inside a wide black ellipse on the bottom, all in Clarendon font.Variants: On the first season of The Donna Reed Show, the word "TODON" is seen above the name "BRISKIN" with two black diamonds in between the names.On Ranch Party, it's similar to the the above variant, but "BRISKIN" is above the word "RANCH PARTY".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end-title theme from any show.Availability: Extremely rare.It was originally seen on Casey Jones, season one of The Donna Reed Show, Alcoa Theatre, Ranch Party, Goodyear Theatre, and Manhunt.It's retained on the two episodes of Ranch Party on the Internet Archive and the first season of The Donna Reed Show on Me-TV and on DVD.Editor's Note: None.
Bristol Bay Productions

Background: Bristol Bay Productions is the sister company of Walden Media. It was originally founded in 1995 as Crusader Entertainment but was renamed to its current name in 2004. Its headquarters are located in Los Angeles.Crusader Entertainment(April 19, 2002-August 11, 2004)Logo: We fade into snowy mountains at sunset. As we move back and the sky turns into night, a comet appears on the sky, and then explodes, leaving a light burst and the words "CRUSADER" and "ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: The sky, the comet, the explosion, the light.Music/Sounds: An ascending piano fanfare ending in a majestic hit.Availability: Seen on early 2000's films, including Swimming Upstream and Where The Red Fern Grows.Bristol Bay Productions(October 29, 2004-January 18, 2008)Nicknames: "Northern Lights", "The Silhouette of the Wolf"Logo: We zoom through the trees into a silhouette scenery (except the lake) with the northern lights with the wolf standing on the rock. A computer generated lake is seen with the reflection in the scenery. As the camera stops zooming, the wolf turns his head right, the northern lights turn into a tornado-shaped Milky Way and then the words "BRISTOL BAY PRODUCTIONS" appear.Variant: On Sahara, there was a coin flipping in the logo.FX/SFX: The silhouette scenery and the wolf, all in great-looking computer animation.Music/Sounds: The same fanfare from the Crusader Entertainment logo. On Amazing Grace, it's silent and on Sahara, It was the opening theme.Availability: Seen on Ray, Sahara, The Game of Their Lives, Amazing Grace and The Great Buck Howard.
Britbox Original Production

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: (2018)Logo: On a gray background, we see the word "britbox" drawing backwards with the white lines in each letter. Then the white, red and blue line draws a rectangle with the words revealing inside "ORIGINAL PRODUCTION", then the rectangle is now white.FX/SFX: The drawing animation.Music/Sounds: Probably the closing music.Availability: Seen at the end of the trailer of the first original The Bletchey Circle: San Francisco.Editor's Note: None.
British Satellite Broadcasting (UK)

1st Logo(1988)Nicknames: "Marble Orbit", "The Early Ring"Logo: On a cornflower blue gradient background, the camera focuses onto a teal ball with red, green, and blue lights on it, giving off a trail as it goes around a ellipse. The camera turns when it's over it and zooms away from it after the ball gives out onto a incomplete ring. The ring then turns as a piece of green marble with the gold letters "BSB" appear and shine, turning with the ring.FX/SFX: Decent CGI.Music/Sounds: Just the reporter talking over the report.Availability: Extinct. This was only seen on a report from ITN.Editor's Note: The gold on green color scheme makes the logo hard to see, making look more like a slab of marble.2nd Logo(March 25-November 1, 1990)Nicknames: "Multicolored Orbit", "The New Ring"Logo: On a black background, 3 balls of light (in red, green, and blue) circle around a black sphere. The balls then fly away as red and bars emerge from the sphere and start to curve around. The colors then brighten as the balls return and disappear again. The bars then form a multicolored ring and "BSB" then emerges from the front of the screen with green, blue, and red on them respectively. As everything settles down, "BRITISH SATELLITE BROADCASTING" fades in below.Variant: On broadcasters using the Marcopolo 1 satellite, the logo starts off the same way, but the text below doesn't appear and the "BSB" text fades to grey, becoming the print logo. IT then zooms out into a diamond, where "5 Channel TV" appears below.FX/SFX: The ballls of light, the text and ring forming.Music/Sounds: A light mellow tune combined with what sounds like the ticking of a clock. On the "TELEVISION" variant, a single synth theme was used.Availability: Extinct, but preserved on tape by various people.Editor's Note: None.
Britt Allcroft Productions

Background: Britt Allcroft Productions is the current production company Britt Allcroft, it was founded to acquire some former assets of Gullane Entertainment (the former Britt Allcroft Company) from HIT Entertainment.(2013-)Nickname: “Flying Bluebird”, "BA", "Rainbow BA"Logo: On a sky blue background with clouds, a rainbow swirl and a filmstrip making "BA" and text that reads "Britt Allcroft Productions" appear on screen. After it is done forming, a blue bird stands on top of the letter "P" on the "Britt Allcroft Productions" for a moment facing right, then flies away and does the same thing, this time facing left.FX/SFX: The bird flying, the text forming.Cheesy Factor: Same as the second Britt Allcroft Company logo.Music/Sounds: A perky tune that seems to have a guitar playing through it.Availability: Can be seen on Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and Lionsgate DVD prints of Britt Allcroft's Magic Adventures of Mumfie.Scare Factor: None to low.
Bro Bro

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (December 12, 2018-)Logo: Next to Jordan logo, we see a rounded rectangle with the TV static inside on a wooden background. We also see a blue-outlined, black rectangle inside a rectangle with the shape in front of it and the red words "BRO BRO". Inside the static rectangle is the black "TM". There is the word "LIBMAN" on top of the wooden background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Champaign III.Editor's Note: TBA
Broad Green Pictures

(2015 - 2018)Logo: We start on an out-of-focus shot of a lit-up city skyline at night. We slightly zoom into the shot at a slow pace as it seamlessly cross-fades into a detailed close-up shot of morning dew on a field of grass. We zoom through this for a bit until reaching one particular drop of dew. We zoom through this drop of dew, as the reflection of the grass slowly morphs into an image of two trees. Upon entirely zooming into the trees, the water engulfing the background morphs into a sky. The scene finishes settling into place as “BROAD GREEN” in a parallelogram, with “PICTURES” below, dissolves below.Variations:In Bad Santa 2, the logo begins at the grass scene.In Wish Upon, the logo is black-and-white in a fashion like a color negative, and is also put on a texture background to further look like an abstract image. The city scene is omitted entirely, and the logo begins with the out-of-focus dots from the scene on the background, producing something almost looking like a Rosarach test, before transitioning into the grass scene. Upon zooming into the dew, the logo de-inverts and continues as normal. Also, at the end, the trees cross-fade into the trees of the first scene of the movie, with the company graphic remaining a little longer before fading out as well.FX/SFX: AMAZING CGI and seamless transitioning.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare that changes styles in a similar fashion for each of the three prominent scenes in the logo: it’s mostly bass-driven with some quiet bustling city sounds (specifically, cars and an ambulance) during the city scene, adds in twinkling bells and subdued sounds of bugs during the grass scene, then finally goes into a triumphant horn crescendo after zooming in the drop of dew. It can also be silent or use the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on Eden, Bad Santa 2, Green Room, etc.Editor's Note: An amazingly-done logo with a level of uniqueness and intricacy not often seen in 2010s logos.
Broadcast Arts

Logo: We see the end-of-tape-like color background, and then we fade in to see a matched colored neon. We pan to see the generator sizzling as sparks fly out of itand on top of it is the bluewords "Broadcast Arts."FX/SFX: The generator.Music/Sounds: The long beep, with rapid beeps and police sirens, and the electric sparks.Availability: TBAScare Factor: TBA When it annoys you.
Broadman and Holman Publishers

Logo descriptions by ThatRandomOshawottLogo captures by ThatRandomOshawottEditions byVideo captures courtesy of(1990's)Logo: On a black background illuminated by a spotlight, a capital B, two figures that look similar to capital I's, and an "&" symbol fly in from the top left corner, the top right corner, and the bottom, respectively. All are in a light blue text. As this is happening, a rectangle with gold edges and light blue text on the bottom that saysBROADMAN& HOLMANPUBLISHERSforms in the center of the screen. The letters arrange themselves on the top of the rectangle. The "tail" of the "&" forms a line that connects the two capital I-esque figures, forming an H.FX/SFX: The letters flying in, the rectangle forming.Music/Sounds: The music of what plays before it.Availability: Rare. Can be seen on some tapes of Secret Adventures.Editor's Note: None.
Brocita Enterprise (Singapore)

(1990s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="210" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/63943749e335e4cf21d1978663d90b03c92a02ee" width="373"></iframe>Nickname: "The Flying CD Disc"Logo: On a back/purple gradient, we see the CD disc flying around the screen as the bar appears with treble clefs, musical notes, and rests bouncing up and down. Now, the CD disc flies closer, then it turns into the leaf as it moves on top of the screen. Then, three Chinese texts move closer at the screen with the leaf gone. The words reveal "BROCITA ENTERPRISE PTE LTD." The words shine.FX/SFX: The logo forming. Early CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A live synth fanfare.Availability: On karaoke VCDs of the time.Editor's Note: None.
Broken Good

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Video captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Abraham Higginbotham's vanity card. (September 10-24, 2008)Logo: On a white background, we see a house with flowers, bushes, and a tree. Next to them on the right is a mallet. A mallet hits the house, flattening it completely and leaving a cloud of dust. As the dust disappears, we see Abraham Higginbotham's family. The five white with outlined black words, "HA HA HA HA HA," ease in and out. The black words below read, "BRoken Good."FX/SFX: The cartoon.Music/Sounds: A piano falling sound, and a cartoon bang with a children laughing.Availability: Seen on Do Not Disturb.Editor's Note: None.
Brooklyn Films

Logo description by EnormousRat, katola520 and CooleyBoy10(2001-2008)Logo: A live-action boy comes under the dark sky and watches the sepia-toned city rising at his left side. Then an enormous film-reel rolls towards us and leaves the picture of Brooklyn bridge, then the billboard reading company's name slides from the right. The logo gains print look and fades out.FX/SFX: Animation of the city and banner.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie.Availability: Seen at the end of Uprising, Righteous Kill, 88 Minutes and Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.Editor's Note: None.
Brooklyn Video (Netherlands)

Logo description by gshowguyVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.1st Logo(1980s) <iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/1fd0c37608ac3baec24d205a88d5a97bef76698a" width="330"></iframe> Logo: On a white background, the word "BROOKLYN", with the two O's overlapping each other, in a yellow rectangle, flips into place. "PRESENTEERT" appears below.FX/SFX: Simple computer animation.Music/Sounds: A country-spaghetti western sounding piano jingle. It is actually a backing track of Freddie Aguilar song, "Magulang."Availability: On a Dutch VHS of Final Jeopardy.Editor's Note: None.
Brown Bag Films (Ireland)

Logo descriptions by katola520 and LogosSuper142Background: <a class="external" href="http://www.brownbagfilms.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brown Bag Films</a> is a production company based in Dublin, Ireland. They produce short animated films and TV series for kids. In August 2015, the company was acquired by 9 Story Media Group.1st Logo(1998-2006?)Nicknames: "The Bag" "Water Bag" "The Sliding Bag"Logo: On a brown background, a grocery bag filled with water (with a spotlight following it) drops down and slides to the middle of the screen, then does a pose. As this is happening, the water drips out of the bag. Below the logo are these words: ABROWN BAG FILMS PRODUCTION FOR R.T.É.COPYRIGHT 1998in white. The water then disappears before the logo ends.FX/SFX: The bag moving and the water dripping out of the bag.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Only known to be seen on Why?, which airs on Smile, and can also be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2000-2008)Nickname:"The Bag II"Logo: In a blue circle, we see the same bag from the last logo, but standing up. Another shape is part of it. This word is inside the shape: B R O W N®B A G FILMSVariants:On I'm an Animal, the logo is in-credit.On Give Up Yer Aul Sins, the logo is placed on a white background, the bag is black, and there is no shape.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Fairly common. Seen on Wobbly Land, Give Up Yer Aul Sins, and I'm an Animal. These can all be seen on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2007-)Nickname: "The Bag III"Logo: On a white background, there is a brown rectangle in the middle of the screen. A paper plane files on to the left side (next to the words) and turns in to the bag from the 2 previous logos. At the same time, these words flip in: BROWN® BAG FILMS on the right side, both in an Impact font. "BROWN BAG" is in white, while "FILMS" is in brown on top of a smaller grey rectangle.Variants:There is a short version which starts with the words flipping in. The logo is bigger here as well.On some of their shows, the logo is still and in-credit.On Nella the Princess Knight, the logo is on a snowy background. Like the previous logo, this is a still variantStarting in 2014, "WE LOVE ANIMATION" was placed under the logo.FX/SFX: The company name being flipped onto the brown rectangle and the grocery bag opening.Music/Sounds: The normal version has light "thunk" sounds followed by children laughing. The short version just has the "thunk" sounds.Music/Sounds Variants:Sometimes, the opening/ending theme plays over the logo.On some episodes of Doc McStuffins, the sounds are quieter.Availability: Common. Can be seen on some of the videos on their YouTube channel. The short version is seen on Henry Hugglemonster and Doc McStuffins.Editor's Note: None.
Brownstone

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of ClosingLogosHD and Pepsi9072Background: This is Elizabeth Banks and Max Handelman's vanity card. (April 9, 2015-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/5e34ea6c226112ce5a9cd243b774fbc2ba7805a6" width="306"></iframe>Logo: We see a puddle next to some rocks that has a reflection of a building. In the center of the screen, we see the grey text "BROWNSTONE".Variant: We see a puddle ripple, and the word "BROWNSTONE" fades in.FX/SFX: None on Resident Advisors. On Shrill and Press Your Luck (2019), the puddle rippling and the company's name fading in.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Resident Advisors, Shrill and the 2019 Press Your Luck reboot.Editor's Note: None.
Bruce Cohn Productions

Logo descriptions by Michael Bass and thehugetvfanVideo capture courtesy of weatherguru76(1978) <iframe frameborder="0" height="209" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d79375b8219c409edeb39c1625d0bde92133396d" width="280"></iframe> Logo: On either a lime-green or dark green background, we see three letters fly in from the left, right, and bottom of the screen to form bcp The "bcp" is in a circle font and all three letters are connected to each other, a la the "dcp" in the Don Cornelius Productions logo. Then the words "bruce cohn productions inc." fly in from the bottom of the screen. Variant: There is a still variant of this.FX/SFX: The flying in of the letters and words. Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: None.
Brut Pictures

Logo description by Livin'Logo captures by Eric S., snelfu, Scott_Marks and StephenCezar15Background: Brut Pictures, Inc. (formerly known as "Brut Productions, Inc.") was formed in 1971 as the film production division of then-cosmetics company Fabergé, Inc. (Brut is the name of the company's popular brand of cologne), and was headed by George Barrie. The company's only major hit was A Touch of Class, the Academy Award nominee as "Best Picture of 1973". Brut Pictures was never truly a success, and by 1982, it was sold to Turner Broadcasting System (now part of "Time Warner"). As of today, the Brut Pictures catalog is owned by Warner Bros through their acquisition of Turner in 1996.(1972-1979) <iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/f626753cfc720608f428f7617c1239775cf28b5b" width="268"></iframe> Logo: On a blue patchwork background, we see a golden version of the logo used for Brut cosmetics, which consists of the word "BRUT" placed on a fancy decorated oval. The text seen at the bottom of the Brut logo changed over the years, usually saying "A Brut Production", "A Brut Presentation", or "A Fabergé Company". Variants: The company's early films featured the oval swinging into view as the logo faded in, with the word "PRESENTATION" underneath. This was preceded by a credit for Joseph E. Levine (his Avco Embassy company released these films). This was seen on Night Watch and A Touch of Class. Later on, the text of the oval read "BRUT PRODUCTIONS" in the familiar 1970's "tube" font. Later films had the Brut logo shrunk down and the text below read "BRUT PICTURES, INC." in the same tube font with the Fabergé byline below it. It was also seen with the background dark green and the oval blue-violet. FX/SFX: None except for the early variant. Music/Sounds: Generally the beginning theme of the film or none.Availability: Seen on Magnetic Video's releases of their productions. It can also be seen on DVD releases of Sweet Hostage,Hugo the Hippo,and A Touch of Class.Editor's Note: None.
Bryanston/Seven Arts Productions

Logo Description by StephenCezar15Logo Capture by Eric S.Editions by indycarBackground: Bryanston/Seven Arts Productions was a joint venture between Bryanston Films (a British production company, not to be confused with Bryanston Pictures) and Seven Arts Productions (the same company that merged with Warner Bros. Pictures in 1967 to form "Warner Bros.-Seven Arts"). Only one film was produced by the company, Sammy Going South.(April 21, 1963)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/7306e08210e6af947d7a0ee3da90daa4cc346e3f" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="272" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a yellow background, a green square drops down near the top left corner. A piece of the square breaks off and makes a 45 degree angle. The object that broke off then shifts to the square's right to reveal that it's a seven. A "b" fades in the green square, along with "BRYANSTON" fading on top of the seven, and "SEVEN ARTS" fading in the rectangular part of the seven, with "PRESENTS" fading next to it.FX/SFX: The square dropping and the seven breaking off, along with the fading of the words.Music/Sounds: A majestic brass fanfare.Availability: Seen only on Sammy Going South.Editor's Note: None.
Bryanston Films (UK)

Logo description by MylesMoss1996Video capture courtesy of TheEriccorpIncBackground: TBANote: Not to be confused with the 1970's company Bryanston Pictures.<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b909c86b4babff1a9ac960fa817c4e7a3b2c57e9" width="329"></iframe>(February 25, 1960-December 5, 1965)Nicknames: TBALogo: On a gray background, we see the circle with the word "BRYANSTON". As the line draws around the circle, we zoom in to the logo. Then the line draws straight after it draws around it to make a lowercase letter "b".FX/SFX: The logo zooming in, and the line drawing "b".Music/Sounds: The opening movie.Availability: Seen on Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.Editor's Note: None.
Bryce Zabel Productions

Logo description, capture, and editions by CuriousGeorge60Background: This was the vanity card of Bryce Zabel, creator of the show, Dark Skies.(September 21, 1996- May 31, 1997)Logo: Against the background with the side view of the planet on the bottom, we see the words, "BRYCE ZABEL PRODUCTIONS" over it with "BRYCE ZABEL" above "PRODUCTIONS".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The finishing of the ending theme.Availability: It has only appeared on Dark Skies when it originally aired on NBC. However it's intact on the DVD release by Shout! Factory.Editor's Note: None.
Bualuang Production (Thailand)

(1985)Logo: On an red water background, we see a flower sparkling. Then, the Thai company name in red appear.FX/SFX: The water background.Music/Sounds: A dramatic, repeating fanfare which sounds a lot like the Jaws theme.Availability: Only seen in Thap Phaya Suea.Editor's Note: The dramatic music and darkness might make someone uneasy.
Buccieri Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Pip2010Logo captures by thegreatlogoguy111Video courtesy of Pepsi9072(June 3, 2002-April 1, 2003)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8b548e21ed0fb99cadddfb2f72813273877f0296" width="364"></iframe>Logo: On a purple background, we see a flash wipe the words "BUCCIERI" on top and "ENTERTAINMENT" on the bottom.FX/SFX: The wiping.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Rare. Only seen on Friend or Foe? on GSN.Editor's Note: None.