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Bel-Air Productions

Compiled by Supermarty-o and Eric S.Video by PeakpashaBackground: Bel-Air Productions was a joint venture between 20th Century Fox's producer and director Howard W. Koch, and the independent producer Aubrey Schenck, which was active through the 1950s with various genres, all distributed through United Artists. Not to be confused with "Bel Air Entertainment".1st Logo(1953?-1955?)Nickname: "Bel-Air Shield"Logo: We see an angle of a big bridge, then a shield saying "A BEL-AIR PRODUCTION", on stylized lettering, zooms up.FX/SFX: The shield zooming up.Music/Sounds: Just the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on Bel-Air produced movies from the time.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1955-1956)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: An arousing fanfare.Availability: Rare. It's seen on Fort Yuma.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1956-1957)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/85c1b27aefe117303e639e315fe41bafd0ad69e2" width="247"></iframe>Nickname: "The Sky" Logo: On a blue sky background with clouds (ala the Warner Bros logo), we see the letter “A” in yellow zoom in from the top, then “Bel Air” in red fancy script and “PRODUCTION” in yellow all zoom out at once.FX/SFX: The words zooming out.Variant: A black and white version exists. Music/Sounds: In its early years, on movies such as "Rebel in Town" and "Crime Against Joe", it used a fanfare that sounds like the bass horn intro ala the classic Warner Bros fanfare that changes into a uprising bombastic tune. Later on, it used a different arrangement of this theme. The fanfare was composed by Paul Dunlap.Availability: Seen on films of the era such as War Drums, usually preceded by an MGM or United Artists logo. Editor's Note: None.
Bel-Air Program Sales

Logo description and captures by Shadeed A. KellyBackground: Bel-Air Program Sales was created in October 1984 by Brian Firestone, Bob Cohen, and Chuck Barris as Chuck Barris' television distribution arm of Barris Industries, Inc. Bel-Air Program Sales was renamed to "Barris Program Sales" on April 8, 1987. Bel-Air Program Sales is not to be confused or has no relation with "Bel-Air Productions" nor "Bel Air Entertainment".(1985-1987)Nickname: "Bel-Air"Logo: We have the big bold Italicized text "bel-air" with the words "PROGRAM SALES" with a line above and below the text. Above the Bel-Air name has the text "Syndicated By" all in white lettering.Early Variant: It's only in-credit text on The New Newlywed Game on the first season and early season 2 episodes.FX/SFX: None. On the first season of The New Newlywed Game, the text scrolls in the credits.Music/Sounds: The end-title theme from any show.Availability: Extinct. The in-credit text was seen on the first season and early season 2 episodes of The New Newlywed Game. The Bel-Air logo was seen on early episodes of The All-New Dating Game and season 2 episodes of The New Newlywed Game.Editor's Note: None.
Bel Air Entertainment

Logo description by LogophileLogo capture by EnormousRatBackground: Not to be confused with Bel-Air Productions or Bel-Air Program Sales (the latter later became "Barris Program Sales" now "Sony Pictures Television"). Bel Air Entertainment was a production company founded in 1998 by Steven Reuther. It was a joint venture between Warner Bros. and Canal+.(February 12, 1999-February 8, 2002)Logo: On a black background, a dove flies by the screen. As this happens, water shimmers, and as the water turns blue, the dove flies around and comes to rest in the middle. As the water shimmers, the words "BEL AIR ENTERTAINMENT" with "ENTERTAINMENT" smaller and in spaced-out letters under "BEL AIR", shimmers from the center of the water and rests at the bottom.FX/SFX: The dove, the water.Music/Sounds: None or the movie's opening theme.Availability: Seen on Message in a Bottle, The Replacements, Ready to Rumble, Proof of Life, Pay It Forward, Collateral Damage and Rock Star.
Bel Canto/Paramount Home Video

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofMrServoRetroBackground: This was the short lived music video arm of Paramount Home Video.(1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/26437bc3f1d47d42949fc11a252b85f1792a77d6" width="314"></iframe>Logo: On a blue wave background, the words "Bel Canto" in a fancy yellow script, and a shadow effect from behind it, slide in from the right, and stops in the center. The words "Paramount Home Video" in between two lines then slide in from the bottom, and settles below the Bel Canto text.FX/SFX: The sliding of the words.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Belarusfilm (Belarus)

Background: Belarusfilm is the main film studio in the Republic of Belarus, and now the most prolific among other national film studios of former USSR. Founded in 1924 as "Soviet Belarus". Interrupted by war, film production was restarted in 1946, renamed to current name that year and presented the first logo.1st Logo(1930's) Logo: Not actually the logo, just the name "СОВЕТСКАЯ БЕЛАРУСЬ" with the production year below..FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Beginning of the film.Availability: Very rare.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1940's, 1964-1966) Logo: The name "Беларусьфильм", designed in handwritten style, is seen.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Appeared as a prototype in late 40's with some strong resemblance to the next logo. Briefly used in 1960's among the next logo.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1947-) Logo: The name "Белорусьфильм" is seen, looking like it's made out of filmstrip. Some production notes appear overhead and the year below.Variants: The logo passed through minor changes during the years.The name was tilted until the end of 60's. During the same years in was translated to Belorussian language, resulting in a single letter change (o to a).The name had their filmstrip more pronounced in 50's.In 1980's the year below vanished, and accompanied text were not seen often.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme.Availability: Common, saved on a lot of Soviet films and preserved whenever they are rerun.Editor’s Note: None.4th Logo(2007 -) Logo: On a running filmstrip background, we move around the complicated insides of a working film projector. Then the projector itself comes into view, made of shining metal and with the name on its side, reading "БЕЛАРУСЬФИЛЬМ" in the modified version of the original font, 3D and silvery white. Background is dark blue and a filmstrip unfolds below the name.FX/SFX: The animation.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Current on films and TV series. Sometimes replaced with the still previous logo.Editor’s Note: None.
Belga Films (Belgium)

Written by thezoraidudeBackground: Belga Films is a Belgian film distribution company, founded in 1937 by Elyse Tobback. It distributes most of the catalogues of Lionsgate and EuropaCorp, as well as other movies, in Belgium and Luxembourg. They also have a video distribution branch, Belga Home Video. The company was purchased in 2010 by AFAS Belgium.1st (known) Logo(2010-)Nicknames: "Mr. Belga"Logo: On a space background, we see an outline of a dark blue planet, with an old video camera standing on its top. The man comes near to the camera and starts it. Then light and colored swirl come out and we pan to the space where they create a filmcell disc and the words "BELGA FILMS" floating, with a stripe separating "BELGA" and "FILMS". On the filmcell disc, a man silhouette raises his arm and points towards the right of the screen.Variant: There is a shortened version, starting from the filmcell already formed.FX/SFX: The CGI used in this logo.Music/Sounds: A calm, 3-note piano tune, with a cinema projector sound playing under it.Availability: Seen on theatrical releases by the company.Editor's Note: None. This logo is very calm.
Belga Home Video (Belgium)

Logo description by MegaAveron25 & thezoraidude, Nameless_GuyBackground: Belga Home Video is the video distribution branch of Belga Films, based in Brussels, Belgium. It is mostly specialized in video distribution in the French-speaking parts of Belgium and Luxembourg, including most of the Lionsgate catalogue and the films by EuropaCorp. The company, along with its cinema division, was purchased in 2010 by AFAS Belgium.1st Logo(1990s-2010)Nickname: "The Trophy", "CGI Statue", "Cheesy Emmy Statue"Logo: On a orange/blue gradient/spotlight background, we see a pair of feet descending from the top of the screen. A filmcell goes off the water and surrounds the legs, and it is later revealed to be a woman with an arced body holding a cube behind her. The filmcell is then surrounding the trademark hot air balloon of RTL. The statue, balloon and filmcell move to the right of the screen. Finally, the words "BELGAhome video" appear in a flash.Trivia: This logo was also used, in a slightly different version, as the intro of "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB0fxSwLG6s" target="_self">Les Grandes Premières</a>" on Luxembourg TV channel RTL-TVI, from 1994 to 2002. It also had a <a class="external" href="http://www.gentv.be/visionner.php?video=1335" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">different music until 1999</a>, were it started to use a slightly lower-pitched version of the Belga Home Video jingle.Variants: Early VHS and DVD's also had "in association with RTL-TVI and Club RTL" written under "BELGA home video"A still version exists.FX/SFX: The statue, the filmcell, the "ocean" background and the words, all in CGI.Music/Sounds: A synthetized score that begins with a buildup, and ends with an orchestral hit.Availability: Uncommon, as it was only seen between Wallonia (French-speaking part of Belgium) and Luxembourg. You can find on the Belgian DVD releases of films like Farinelli, The Scarlet Letter, Deep Rising, House on Haunted Hill, Crash, Resident Evil, The Mothman Prophecies, The Jacket or Arthur and the Invisibles. The "in association" variant can be found on VHS/DVD releases of U-571, The Piano and Le Roi Danse. It was last seen on a DVD release of Twilight: Eclipse.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2010-)Nickname: "Mr. Belga"Logo: Last seconds of its movie counterpart, with "FILMS" replaced by "HOME VIDEO", of course. Also there is no blue glow behind the logo.FX/SFX: The man, the filmcell disc, and the text.Music/Sounds: A calm, 3-note piano tune, with a film projector sound playing under it.Availability: Current. Seen on DVD/Blu-Ray releases from the company since 2010. It first appeared on the DVD release of The Fourth Kind, and is also seen on titles like The Runaways, The Three Next Days, Unknown, Source Code, The Hunger Games and its sequels or Inside Llewyn Davis.Editor's Note: None.
Belisarius Productions

Logo descriptions by codyfinke, dealydugan1995, and Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Eric S. and V of DoomEditions by Curiousgeorge60 and Shadeed A. KellyVideo capture courtesy of WillWill45Background: Belisarius Productions is the production company for the creator Donald Bellisario.1st Logo(December 11, 1980-May 1, 1988)Logo: An in-credit text that reads: produced in association withBELISARIUSPRODUCTIONS, INC. with the names "BELISARIUS" in a larger font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end-title theme of the show.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on reruns of Magnum P.I. on all eight season DVD releases.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(January 22, 1984- ) <embed height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Belisarius+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/-497696813" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="245" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "Sand Lightstorm", "BELISARIVS-BELISARIUS", "The Belisarius Stone"Logo: We see a wretched stone with sand on it, which blows off to reveal "BELISARIVS". Then, a flash suddenly appears, causing the background to turn black, the name to turn into "BELISARIUS" and the name in silver shining, and the word "PRODUCTIONS" to appear under "BELISARIUS". "BELISARIUS" is in a silver Times New Roman font.Variant: On JAG and NCIS, the words, "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" in all-caps or sometimes, "in association with" appears under the logo, this is removed on DVD prints of JAG starting with season 3. A widescreen version of it also exists, which stretches the logo's animation while keeping the proportion of the IAW text intact.FX/SFX: The name revealing, the flash causing the background and the name changing, and the word "PRODUCTIONS" to appear, the "BELISARIUS" name "shining".Music/Sounds: "Air" is played in the background, then a "WHOOSH" is heard as the flash appears, and a synthesizer tone is heard after the "WHOOSH", original NBC and CBS airings of JAG and CBS airings of NCIS use generic network music.Availability: Common. Seen on all shows produced by this producer company from 1983 onward, included Airwolf on DVD, Quantum Leap on Cozi TV, and NCIS on CBS and USA. It also appeared on JAG and First Monday, the latter is no longer seen but the former is seen on H&I and occasionally aired on Cloo and Decades and is preserved on DVD.Editor's Note: None.
Bell Media (Canada)

Background: Bell Media is a large Canadian broadcasting and television production company, a subsidiary of Bell Canada. The current entity derives from CTV, formerly Baton Broadcasting, and was introduced in 2011, after Bell Canada replaced assets of CTVglobemedia on 1st April 2011. On 16th March 2012, Bell Media announced that Montreal-based Astral Media accepted a takeover bid for an estimated value at $3.38 billion. The deal was finalized on June 27, 2013.1st Logo(April 2011-2014)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/c8e112846e165b46eafac451fc7367ddffb03c60" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: We see a close-up view on a big blue "B" letter, standing on a surface. Then we move right and the name zooms out, reading Bell Media. It also seems to cast a vague reflection on the floor.FX/SFX: Animation of the zooming name.Music/Sounds: An engine-like premise followed by three waterdrop ding sounds, which is the same as the CTVglobemedia logo.Availability: Common. Replaces the CTV logo on The Listener starting from mid-season two, on Flashpoint, The Sanctuary and newer episodes of Degrassi. Also appears on The L.A. Complex.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2014- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/fe9525b1ab1fee7a98d08cf02b1352d1541de292" width="295"></iframe>TBA
Bell Prime Time

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(1998)Logo: We see the evening sky with the sun slowly rising down in the progress. Superimposed is the big words "BELL" with "PRIME TIME" below the logo.FX/SFX: The rising down of the sun.Music/Sounds: CBS' generic music.Availability: Seen on the short-lived 1998 series The Simple Life.Editor's Note: None.
Bell Video Grand S.A (Argentina)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b49192e478f12422fbb794e02dc25177205b07d0" width="275"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a white box spins out with a trailing effect (think of the Medusa Communications logo). It stops. Inside the box a series of colored dots appear. The box later spins into the screen, disappearing all the trails that it made, and itself, while more dots appear and reveal an orange/green/blue "BV" with a yellow trail behind. A pink dot marquee appears around the logo. "BELLVIDEO GRAND S.A.", in silver, flies in from below.FX/SFX: The movements, trails and appearances, the name flying in.Music/Sounds: A synth bell theme.Availability: Found on 1980's tapes from them in Argentina.Editor's Note:None.
Belo Corporation

Background: Belo Corporation is a media company based in Dallas, Texas. They specialized in the operation of various news broadcasting stations across 10 states. They were acquired by Gannett Co. in late 2013.1st Logo(1999-2002, 2003-2011)Nickname: WhirlwindLogo: We see a blue tinged shot of the American flag waving in the background. On the right side is a rotating shot of a satellite dish (one of those big dishes seen near the front or side of a news station building). As the satellite dish fades from view, the "O" in "BELO" starts to shine. Underneath the name is a byline that says "[Call sign of news station]is a BELO SUBSIDIARY".Variant: The background might have a teal.FX/SFX: TBA Music/Sounds: A soothing synth drone with a cymbal stinger.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2002-2011) Nickname: Life, And the StatesLogo: We are showing various images relating to news journalism (though a shot of a little girl and a female firefighter are shown in the montage as well). The shot concludes with the same BELO setup from the first logo, random network mentioned as a subsidiary and the New York Stock Exchange symbol mentioned below that.FX/SFX: The montage of moving images (including the moving satellite dish from the first logo). The shining "O".Music/Sounds: A piano fanfare that has an upbeat 4-note flourish. There is also a lengthy voiceover explaining why said BELO-owned network is important to the community.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2011-2013)Nickname: "Belo"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct. Only seen at the end of newscasts on Belo owned stations. Now retired with the acquisition of Belo by Gannett; all former Belo station now use the corporate Gannett ID.Editor's Note: None.
Ben Barry & Associates

Logo description by codyfinke6(1960s)Nickname: "bba", "bba Filmreel", "Three Filmreels"Logo: On a light blue background, we see three filmreels shifting from the right side of the screen, on the bottom of the screen. After it stops shifting, one line on the left side of the left filmreel, one line on the left side of the left side of the middle filmreel, and one on the right side of the right filmreel, appear, forming "bba". Then the wordsA BEN BARRY& ASSOCIATESTELEVISION RELEASEappear in the font you see here, above "bba".FX/SFX: The filmreels shifting, the lines appearing, the text appearing.Music/Sounds: The beginning/end of the movie's theme.Availability: Seen on Fantastic Invasion of Planet Earth.Editor's Note: None.
Bend in the Road Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Diane English's vanity card. (2018-)Logo: On a black background, we see a painted picture of the green road with lime-green grass, purple sands, blue ocean seas, orange sands, and two white small seagulls, white cloud and a little blue of a sky. The words are shown below:BEND iN THE ROADProductionsFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The sound of the seagull.Availability: Seen on the revival of Murphy Brown.Editor's Note: None.
Bennett/Katleman Productions

Logo description by bmasters9, and TheEriccorpincLogo pictures by bmasters9, and TheEriccorpincBackground: This was the vanity card of Harve Bennett and Harris Katleman, independent producers known for Salvage I, the 1978 syndicated version of Quiz Kids (done from WNAC in Boston [now WHDH]), and a few other shows.1st Logo(January 20-May 28, 1979)Logo: Superimposed into the credits, a clear "H" (for "Harve" and "Harris," the first names of the producers) appears in the middle of the screen, with "A BENNETT/KATLEMAN PRODUCTION" on top, and "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" below, both in yellow and in the corporate font of Wells Fargo Bank (which font is this?). Two yellow connecting pieces swing out door-style from the uprights of the "H," making a "BK" design of those uprights and the yellow connecting pieces (in other words, one upright belongs to the "B" of "Bennett," and the other one to the "K" of "Katleman").FX/SFX: The yellow connecting pieces swinging out from the clear "H" to make the "BK" design, as depicted above.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on the TV pilot movie Salvage and earlier episodes of Salvage I. Also appears on the 1979 mini-series From Here to Eternity. Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(November 4-18, 1979)Logo: Superimposed into the background, it's simply in-credit text reading "A BENNETT/KATTLEMAN PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH" in a yellow military-style font.Variant: On the last few episodes of Salvage I, the in-credit text has both their first and last names listed.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as the 1st logo.Availability: Appears on later episodes of Salvage I.Editor's Note: None.
Benny Smart

(March 2, 1992-2002) Logo: On a black background, we see a yellow elephant (resembling Tree Trunks from Adventure Time) with "BENNY SMART" underneath in a blue-violet/red shape.Variants: Usually, either the word "presents" or the web address "www.bennysmart.com" and copyright information are underneath the logo. Sometimes though, there is no additional text and the logo is zoomed up to where it nearly fills the entire screen.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A kid (Sara Louise Hartman) says "Benny Smart" and laughs or none at all. On the "presents" variant, we hear her say "Benny Smart presents".Availability: Seen on PBS airings of The Big Comfy Couch prior to late 2002 (co-produced by WITF-TV, Harrisburg PA, before they were replaced by Tadpole Kids and Nashville Public TV in 2002), as well as Someday School on select PBS stations. Surprisingly also seen on Fox Family's airings of Oscar & Friends with audio intact. It can be found on Goldhil tapes of The Big Comfy Couch, but it was taken out on Time-Life Video's releases.Editors Note: None.