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Peter Engel Productions

1st Logo(July 11, 1987-November 30, 1988) Nickname: "Rainbow City TV" Logo: Over a blue-black gradient background, we see a white TV set with rainbow-colored set of buildings in it. "PETER ENGEL PRODUCTIONS" is next to it in a stencil-like font with "PRODUCTIONS" in much smaller letters, all under a line connected to the bottom left of the TV. "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" is on the bottom of the screen.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of Good Morning, Miss Bliss.Availability: Extinct; it only appeared on one show, Good Morning, Miss Bliss, which has been made part of the syndicated prints of Saved by the Bell, but it contains the next logo below.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(December 7, 1988-2013) Nickname: "The Crude Heart" Logo: We see a small, crudely drawn heart on a white background. Below the heart are the words "PETER ENGEL PRODUCTIONS" in a blue Times New Roman font. Both the heart outline and company name are in blue. The heart is colored red, but in a really sloppy way (as if it was done by a little kid). The words "in association with" appear under the logo in a smaller font.Variants: A variation without "in association with" has been seen. Another variant exists on several early Saved By The Bell episodes, where the IAW font differs, the heart is bigger and is on a grainy gradient background. The text is purple and the text "In Association With" fades-in and is more spaced out from the Peter Engel Productions line.On Chasing the Saturdays, the logo is remade in HD, this time without the IAW text and the blue becoming black. FX/SFX: The "in association with" text appearing or fading-in.Music/Sounds: Just the end theme of the show.Availability: Common. Appears on Saved By the Bell (including Good Morning, Miss Bliss on syndicated prints as Saved By the Bell), Last Comic Standing, California Dreams, and City Guys, among other shows. First seen on the Good Morning, Miss Bliss episode Love Letters.Editor's Note: None.
Peter Perry Pictures

Logo description and capture by Logophile(1976-1978)Logo: On a black background is a big "P" formed by red, blue, and yellow lines. After a moment. "PETER PERRY PICTURES" fades in from the right of the "P". After another moment, "PICTURES" fades away and "presents" takes its place.FX/SFX: The company name and "presents" fading in.Music/Sounds: The opening theme to the movie.Availability: Extremely rare. Appeared on Hollywood High, Mag Wheels, My Boys are Good Boys, and Cycle Vixens (AKA The Young Cycle Girls).Editor's Note: None.
Peter Rodgers Organization

Logo description by StephenCezar15 and Gilblitz112Editions by indycarBackground: Peter Rodgers Organization (PRO) is a television syndication company, based in Hollywood, California. It distributes more than 2,000 films, documentaries and television series to global markets. PRO claims to hold the largest library of films of any non-studio distributor. It was founded in 1976 by Peter S. Rodgers, who left National Telefilm Associates to form this company. Since his death in 1988, his son Stephen Rodgers has served as the CEO of this company.(1998-)Video of the new music, click <a href="https://youtu.be/dfGxbvUvGx4?t=25m29s" target="_self">here</a>.Video of the original music, click <a href="https://youtu.be/XD3m-ysPhes?t=22m26s" target="_self">here</a>.Nicknames: "The Spinning Reel", " The Flipping Reel"Logo: An object that looks like a film reel is rapidly spinning clockwise and zooming towards the screen on a white background. After it stops spinning, the object shifts up to make room for the company name "PETER RODGERS ORGANIZATION" with Peter Rodgers stacked on top of Organization and then "WORLDWIDE TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION" stacked below. The film reel appears to have brush strokes around it to emphasize that the logo spins. Also, three of the circles in the film reel are colored, in which one circle is green with a P in it, a red circle with an R in it and a blue circle with an O in it.Variant: There's a short version that starts when the reel shifts up to make room for the company name.FX/SFX: The film reel spinning and the film reel shifting up to make room for the company name.Music/Sounds:Original Version: A rapid synthesized warbling (which sounds like helicopter rotor blades spinning), getting louder as the logo gets closer to the screen, followed by a sub-bass 110hz sine wave hum when the logo stops spinning.New Version: Sometimes, a synthesized build-up is heard, accompanied by a soft crash as the logo stops zooming.Music/Sounds Variants:Sometimes, it's silent.At the beginning of Me-TV's print of the movie Beginning of the End, this logo has the Wheel of Fortune theme song playing over it.Availability: The original version is rare now, but the new version is common. It can be seen on recent prints of programs that it distributes, such as Hopalong Cassidy, The Rifleman, The Bill Cosby Show, Movin' On, The Saint and I Spy, as well as older cable prints of Killer's Kiss and newer cable prints of Hopalong Cassidy movies.Editor's Note:This logo was somewhat notable for PRO itself taking down YouTube videos with it.
Peters Entertainment

Logo description by EnormousRatBackground: This is the vanity card of film producer Jon Peters.(November 22, 1995-October 5, 2018)<embed height="159" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/acb69bfcd2e79787a932d38438fb90c0ea6a9d05" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="159" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Dreamland"Logo: We zoom out of a gate that is part of a marble wall with engravings of antelopes running. Beyond the gate is a large stylized cityscape. On the left side, there is a night sky with the moon, but on the right, it is daytime. As we zoom out, the gate closes, and "PETERS ENTERTAINMENT" can be seen on the archway above the gate. The wall reflects on the floor. A futuristic-looking aircraft flies above the area as the name shines.Variants:The print logo appears at the end of Ali.4:3 prints of films use an open-matte version with more information visible on the top and bottom.FX/SFX: The gates closing and the aircraft flying over.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on films from the company, namely Money Train, My Fellow Americans, Rosewood, Wild Wild West, Ali, Superman Returns, Man of Steel and A Star is Born.Editor's Note: A kind of weak attempt at making an atmospheric and fancy-looking logo. Not to mention that the reflection on the floor is not aligned correctly with the wall and the gate. This logo's appearances have been exceedingly scarce, thanks to the sexual harassment charges made towards Peters dating back to 1996, and him eventually losing one of said lawsuits; it only appears on Man of Steel because he was an executive producer (but was still banned from the set by director Christopher Nolan). It also appears on A Star is Born only because of a legal obligation (Peters was attached to the property since the 1970s, and thus director and lead actor Bradley Cooper required his consent to remake the film, though he has stated Peters did not work on set).
Phantom Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Rick Kellard's vanity card. (March 24, 1992-July 9, 1993)Logo: We see a first person's view of the hand holding the window blinds, as if someone is looking outside the window. The words are outside the window "phantom productions" in Palatino with the dark blue words on the bottom of the screen "in association with". The room grows darker a bit with the words still showing.FX/SFX: The darkening.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Room for Two.Editor's Note: TBA
Phase 4 Films (Canada)

Logo Descriptions by Paperking99 and CooleyBoy10Logo Capture by Paperking99Video Capture Courtesy of Phase 4 Films, and Edc4Editions by Edc4Background: Phase 4 Films was a Canadian film distribution company based in Toronto. It has two branches in the United States: Los Angeles, California, and Fort Mill, South Carolina. Its subsidiary kaboom! Entertainment markets children's entertainment. In 2014, the company was acquired by Entertainment One.(2009-2015)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/fcdcafe65908cf93aa8a0c42043ad6ed88c4e6ca" width="402"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/ca5ff7a8f5aad119bd8fdf7571de69bf36a3fc96" width="408"></iframe>Logo: In a cloudy sky, we see a light blue circle and three yellow/orange shapes zoom out. The shapes shine and then settle inside the circle to form a number 4. The end result looks similar to the Fantastic Four logo. The text PHASE 4 FILMS shines in below.Variant: On trailers, the logo is sped-up.FX/SFX: The clouds, the circle and shapes zooming out, the text shining. Decent CGI.Music/Sounds: A dramatic orchestral fanfare.Availability: Seen on films from the company, and a huge amount of poorly-done animated movies and mockbusters, such as Donkey X. Also seen on all Kaboom! Entertainment releases since 2009.Editor's Note: None.
Phase One Productions

Logo descriptions by WikiFan21875Logo captures by WikiFan21875Video captures courtesy of robloxguy251(2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e57f0bbf32a14f81143320183196a8c4b8927d40" width="407"></iframe>Logo: We see a silver "P1" in a bold font zooming out on a black background. A light moves to the right and the words "PHASE ONE" in a red narrow font wipe in. "PRODUCTIONS", in the same font, but smaller, fades in below. The logo shines.FX/SFX: The animation of the letters and the shining, which look low-budget.Music/Sounds: A dark synth note, with a high-pitched whoosh when the light appears.Availability: Can be seen at the end of the Family Guy featurette "Uncensored", which can be found on the 2004 Region 2 DVD Family Guy: Uncovered.Editor's Note: The dark nature of the logo and sounds can scare some.
Phil Nibbelink Productions

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Phil Nibbelink Productions is the production company of animator Phil Nibbelink.1st logo(2000s?)Logo: In a black background,we see yellow letters forming in a script font. The camera slants in the correct position,while the forming continues. After forming is done,the letters flash a yellow light,then "PRODUCTIONS" appears in the bottom,appearing left to right. Then a yellow oval is drawn under "PRODUCTIONS",then a shark appears in gold. The logo shines,then the whole logo gets glowy for a second then stars blow it away. A copyright stamp appears after it.FX/SFX: The logo forming,the glowy effects and the stars blowing it up.Music/Sounds: A theme done by an orchestra.ending in a ding sound,then a wind. We hear a wolf howling silently during the copyright stamp.Availability: It has been spotted onLeif Ericson: The Boy Who Discovered America.Editor's Note: None.2nd logo(October 27, 2006)Logo: On a black background, we see the blue text "PHIL NIBBELINK PRODUCTIONS" fly in. The logo then shines, and then the camera zooms into the second "B".FX/SFX: The logo.Music/Sounds: Wind sounds, and a 7-note horn fanfare.Availability: Rare. Only seen on Romeo & Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss.Editor's Note: None.
Phil Roman Entertainment

Logo description by Shadeed A. KellyBackground: Phil Roman Entertainment is a company owned by the titular animator.(October 31, 2000)Nicknames: "rP"Logo: On a white background, we have a red lower-cased red "r" that looks like some sort of paintbrush effect and right beside it has a black curved line to form a letter "P". Below it is "PHIL ROMAN ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: An orchestral ditty ending in a chime, which is sped-up on The CW airings.Availability: Seen only on the Christmas special Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer.Scare Factor: None.
Philippine Animation Studio, Inc. (Philippines)

Logo description by DreamMechanicEditions by Eric S., CuriousGeorge60, and edunk5(June 22, 1998-March 16, 2010)Nickname: "Purple Paint Splot"Logo: On a black background, we see a paintbrush paint a splot of purple paint onto the left of the screen and the text "PASI" in a burnt orange appears on the right of the screen. Below is "philippine animation studio inc." in white with the first letter of each word in the text bold to represent the company's initials.Variants: On Captain Flamingo, the paintbrush animation is cut out.On some episodes of Seven Little Monsters from 2002 onwards, there is usually a still logo.There is a secondary version where the paint splot is larger and in a light purple. "pasi" is in a different font and bold as well as depicted in a diffrent color being red. The text below is different in font and has additional text underneath in slightly smaller letters that says "the philippine animators group, inc. is a member company of the pasi group".FX/SFX: The paintbrush animation.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Appeared on Seven Little Monsters, Captain Flamingo, Bob & Margaret, Committed, and Season 2 episodes of Moville Mysteries.Editor's Note: TBA
Philips Interactive Media Warning Screen

Warning description and capture by thehugetvfan(1990s)Warning: On a white background we see a black vertical bar containing the red text "FBI" with a white FBI shield below. At the right of the bar is the standard FBI text in black.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: NoneAvailability: Rare. Found on a CD-i VCD of Terminator 2: Judgment Day.Scare Factor: None.
Philips LaserVision

Logo descriptions by Wellmart3Background: The Phillips arm of LaserVision.1st Logo(Early 1980s)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/548d907b266ce2a938319339433fd27cbfa4dd08" width="310"></iframe>Logo: On a space background, blue lasers suddenly shoot left upwards to form the "PHILIPS" text, then they shoot downwards to form the "LaserVision" text. After that, a huge blue laser goes down and becomes a rainbow LaserVision logo that flips from the left to face us.FX/SFX: The lasers forming the text, the logo flipping in.Music/Sounds: An analog synth increasing in pitch alongside a synthesized warbling background, with laser beam sounds for each letter and the final one for the logo coming later than usual, and when all this finishes, an ascending analog synth riff.Availability: On PAL Releases of Laserdiscs from Phillips.Editor's Note: None.
Phillips Sidewalk Studio

Background: Phillips Sidewalk Studio was a division of Phillips Media that produced educational games for the Philips CD-I. When they got negative ratings for the games that they produced, the company was shut down.(1990s)Logo: On a sidewalk background, the Philips logo in blue is seen above "SIDEWALK". Each letter in "SIDEWALK" is askew and in different colors, resembling sidewalk chalk. "Studio" in purple is below on the base.FX/SFX: The fade-in and fade-out.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon. Used on a majority of terribly produced children's games for the Phillips CD-I, one example being the infamous The Wacky World of Miniature Golf.Editor's Note: None.
Philos Labs

1st Logo(2000-2003)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="174" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/3aa95b6bd45777298744826c3c354571e4e2c383" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="212" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Monkey Ball"Logo: Around some big shadowy columns, a monkey statue sits with a crystal ball above its head. There is an orange sunset on the background. The camera rotates to reveal a monument with the company logo carved on it. It reads Philos laboratories. Above the words, the same monkey sits. We are getting close to the carving, while it's lighted by a sunset. The background clears to black and the logo fades a second after.FX/SFX: The whole animation.Music/Sounds: Wonderful calm tune.Availability: Can be seen on Theocracy and Rebels: Prison Escape.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2004)Logo: Same logo as before, but now in red with white outline and simple surface.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Silent.Availability: Extremely rare; was only seen in first demo version of Nexus. Late versions use the Mithis logo.Editor's Note: None.Final Note: Philos Labs was closed in 2004, while working on Imperium Galactica III, and its employees joined Mithis Entertainment. They finished the game under the name of Nexus: Jupiter Incident.
Phkar Pram Production (Cambodia)

Logo description by(2008-)Logo can be seen <a class="external" href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x17qqwi_phkar-pram-production-2008-present_shortfilms" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The animation is pretty simplistic and poorly-done. Not to mention the music, which is the most cheesiest thing about it:Music/Sounds: The first half of the 1990 Universal fanfare plays at first, with various sound effects. Then the 2nd half of the early 20th Century Fox fanfare plays.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Phoenix Films

Note: Not to be confused with Phoenix Pictures.1st Logo(1970s-1980s) Nickname: "The Flame", "The Bird"Logo: We see a wall of flames, then it shrinks to the size of an abstract shape of a bird After we zoom out, the letters "Phoenix Films" in blue and red, fly out and settle on the left wing of the bird, and the bird slides up. After it settles, the bird turns yellow, and "presents" appears under.FX/SFX: The flames and letters.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Ultra rare. Can be found on old prints of education films.Editor's Note: None.
Phoenix Games

Logo descriptions by shnick1985Video captures courtesy of shnick1985Background: Phoenix Games was a European game developer and publisher. They are infamous for collaborating with the German animation studio Dingo Pictures, and featuring their films on their games, as well as producing their own slew of shovelware titles. The company was likely formed sometime in 2003, and it began to develop titles for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and Nintendo Wii. 1st Logo(2002?-2004?)Logo: We see a still image of a shield (which has a shining effect) containing an image of a phoenix against a blue and orange background (which could be best described as resembling a sunrise).Variant: On some releases (Mainly kiddy games) the logo is drawn more cartoony.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on PlayStation games produced by the company. Also makes an appearance on Dead Eye Jim for the PlayStation 2.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2003-2010)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/adcb487043e373cb670ad25eeb67cc7f30bcdcad" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="309" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, an orange line draws the image of the phoenix from before. Once it's complete, the logo lights up and forms the shield from the last logo, which lights the logo on fire for a few seconds before the flames die down. FX/SFX: The line drawing the phoenix, the light shining, and the flames on the completed logo. Not bad for animation, at least better then most of their "films" they have on their video games! Music/Sounds: None. Availability: Seen on PS2 games produced by the company, like the Spanish video game <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1jPSg4ih0s" target="_self">¡Qué Pasa Neng!</a>.Also seen on some Wii titles from Data Design Interactive and movies released by Dingo Pictures. Editor's Note: None.
Phuong Nam Film (Vietnam)

1st Logo(1992-1995)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBA. Great effects for a South East Asian logo of the time, but the motion of the whole animation seems to be choppy.Music/Sounds: TBAMusic/Sounds Variant: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1995-1997)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The starfield and the movement of the text.Music/Sounds: An 80s-styled synth-pop tune.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Picador Productions

(September 19, 2005- )Nicknames: "OLÉ, CHIQUILLOS!", "Cutest Logo Ever", "Blood and Sand by Kids"Logo: On a white background, we a kid dressed up as a typical Spanish "torero" ("Bullfighter" in Spanish), put on her knees, and has a sword and a red "capote" ("Cape" in spanish). On the kid's left, we see a baby dressed up as a bull, crawling. Up to the right we see:PicadorProductionsAnd below, we see:IN ASSOCIATION WITHTrivia: A picador is not the same as a bullfighter. A picador rides a horse and uses a lance to jab the bull.Variant: On Modern Family, "INASSOCIATIONWITH" is absent.FX/SFX: None.Variant: A newer version shows the kids, who are now adults.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show or a Mexican fanfare.Availability: Seen on Modern Family and Out of Practice.Editor's Note: None. It's a cute logo.
Picture Day Productions

(2007-2008)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/93ee12bea9d9579918dac9dec8fc3a8488166af3" width="329"></iframe>Logo: We see two kids, photos being taken, smiling. The words on the bottom reads "PICTURE DAY PRODUCTIONS."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A school bell ringing followed by the murmuring of a crowd of kids.Availability: Seen on Back to You.Editor's Note: None.
Picture Music International

Logo descriptions by Kylejaker1988Editions by iheartparamount and others1st logo(1981-1982)Logo: On a blue background numerous blue and white segmented lines shoot in from the left and right sides of the screen leaving behind a white segmented screen with three blue shadows of birds and the text "PICTURE MUSIC INTERNATIONAL" also in blue beneath. The background becomes solid white. FX/SFX: The movement of the line segments. Music/Sounds: A majestic synthesized fanfare. Availability: Seen on earlier releases from the company such as UK releases of The Raccoons. It was also seen on a Laserdisc of Queen: A Concert Through Time and Space. 2nd logo(1982-1991)Logo: We start with an animated shot of a skyscraper-filled city (probably meant to represent London, England).We then pan left to reveal a field, trees, and mountains. As we zoom up to the sky, we see an orange sun as a flock of birds in a line fashion fly over the sun. The entire screen turns white as the black words "PICTURE MUSIC INTERNATIONAL" in a black serif font appear. The birds appear superimposed over the words.Variant: One version featured the end product with the company text fading in below.FX/SFX: The panning of the camera, birds flying, fading.Music/Sounds: A relaxing new age synth theme with drums as the birds appear.Availability: Appeared on Thorn-EMI (HBO) and Sony Video 45 releases of Ready, Steady, Go! and various concert videos. Also seen on Kate Bush: Live at Hammersmith Odeon, Kate Bush: Hair Of The Hound, Kate Bush: The Single File, and Kate Bush: The Whole Story.3rd logo(1991-199?)Logo: On a dark teal background narrow grey lines shoot from all four sides of the screen and cross in the middle forming a grey transparent set of letters reading "PMI" which fade out. Then numerous bars are formed and soon disappear from the screen. Six vertical bars and five horizontal ones are drawn in and give way to the set of letters formed earlier in the logo this time in solid blue. A blue bird flies in from the bottom left corner of the screen and dots the "I", "PICTURE MUSIC" in white in a blue rectangle fades in beneath the logo and "INTERNATIONAL" also in white in a blue rectangle fades in beneath the other blue rectangle. Trivia: This was based on the print logo that was used on earlier releases. FX/SFX: TBA. Music/Sounds: A remix of the first theme. Availability: Seen on later releases such as Kate Bush: The Line, The Cross, & The Curve and Roxette's Live-Ism (known as Roxette: Live In Sydney in some regions). Also appears in their Laserdisc re-release of Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder.