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Closest to the Hole Productions

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Closest to the Hole Productions is the production company of Mark Wahlberg.(2004-)Logo: On a black background, we see a green golf circle with a red flag and with the red text "CLOSEST TO THE HOLE PRODUCTIONS" underneath the circle. with one ball already in place. Then, another ball then appears and hits the ground and rolls very close to the hole, hence the company's name.Variant: Sometimes, the logo is still with only one ball.Trivia: If you look closely at the second golf ball, you can see the letters "MW", which represent Mark Wahlberg's initials.FX/SFX: The golf ball. None for the still version.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: The still version is seen on, In Treatment, Ballers and the first four seasons of Entourage. The normal version is seen on Shooter and the rest of Entourage.Editor's Note: None.
Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group (New Zealand)

Logo description and captures by edunk5Background: Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group was a New Zealand production company founded by Raymond Thompson.(1996-2005)Nicknames: "Night and Day", "Dusk and Dawn" Logo: In letterbox format, a landscape comprising of a mountain situated next to a lake with a crescent moon on the left and a sun rising on the right on a dimly lit sky pans out. As it does, the moon fades away and the landscape becomes brighter while the sides separate from the frame. "9" fades in on the middle of the landscape, "Cloud" fades in above, and copyright fades in below. Variants:The copyright info varies by font and letter case. On The Enid Blyton Adventure Series, "SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED" appears underneath.Some shows have the logo include the company's URL, "http://www.entercloud9.com".On The New Tomorrow, the logo is small, still, and appears on the top right next to the second Channel 5 logo. Underneath says "A Cloud 9 production for Five" while copyright appears below.FX/SFX: The panning, moon, landscape, and text.Music/Sounds: Tribal percussion and wind instruments inspired by Maori folklore. Music/Sounds Variant: On The New Tomorrow, the end theme plays over it.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on The Tribe, The Adventures of Swiss Family Robinson, Return to Treasure Island, The Enid Blyton Adventures Series, The Enid Blyton Secret Series, A Twist in the Tale, The Legend of William Tell, Atlantis High, Revelations: The Initial Journey, and The New Tomorrow.Editor's Note: None. This is a really beautiful logo.
Cloverway, Inc.

Logo descriptions by Wyraachur andThomasFan1945 Productions™ Inc. (via YouTube)Editions and captures by Wyraachur, BenIsRandom, and ThomasFan1945 Productions™ Inc. (via YouTube)Background: Cloverway, Inc (abbreviated as CWI, sometimes just Cloverway) was the international branch of Toei Animation, located in Long Beach, California. They specialized in releasing Toei properties throughout the world, and would often act as the middle man for handling distribution between Japan and North America. Whilst they primarily did distribution, they are perhaps better known for producing the original English dubs of Sailor Moon S and Sailor Moon SuperS after DiC Entertainment ended their dub after the second season.(19??-2000)Nicknames:"The Filmstrip", "That Logo After Sailor Moon"Logo:The screen shows a white background, with the foreground showing off a orange frame that surrounds the CWi logo. The bottom of CWi states, "Representing the Best in Japanese Animation".FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: NoneAvailability:ULTRA RARE and extinct. This logo was not known by many, making this the hardest to find CWi logos in existence. Some Toonami broadcasts of Sailor Moon S might contain this logo. This logo has appeared on some Sailor Moon VHS Tapes, with the Pure Hearts English Edited VHS being one of them containing it. It's unknown if any other Sailor Moon VHS Tapes include this logo. As for any other media during that time beforehand when some international dubs were dubbed by Cloverway, it's unknown.(2000-2005)Nicknames: "The Filmstrip 2", "That Logo After Sailor Moon 2"Logo: The screen starts white and fades into a starry space background. A filmstrip spins around, and, with a flash of light, the Cloverway logo (written as CWi., stylized with a giant c and a four-leafed clover dotting the i) appears, spinning around a few times before stopping. The logo gleams, having a white aura around it as another pair of flashes appear at the bottom of the screen, bringing in the words "REPRESENTING THE BEST IN JAPANESE ANIMATION". The filmstrip in the background keeps animating and moving slightly until the logo eventually fades out.FX/SFX: The filmstrip moving, the fading.Music/Sounds: Just a male voice saying "Cloverway, representing the best in Japanese animation!". Sometimes the voice comes in late.Availability: Extremely rare. It was seen on Sailor Moon S and SuperS on Toonami, but releases of their dub on home media fetch very high prices (due to being distributed by two defunct companies, Pioneer and ADV, and being replaced with the better-received Viz Media dub).
Club Acclaim

Background: Club Acclaim was formed in late 1999 as Acclaim Entertainment's kids division. 1st Logo(1999-2002)Logo: On a white background, we see a sky blue crayon zig-zag line. Over it is the word "CLUB" in dark purple, blue, and purple, respectively, and the jumble text "Acclaim" in the corporate logo font with a purple arrow line below it. Sometimes, the background is black.Variants: There is a black and white variation on one Mary-Kate & Ashley game for Game Boy. On Antz Racing for Game Boy Color, copyright info is shown below. Then it cuts to the Light & Shadow Production logo and then the DreamWorks logo.on the PC version of Mary-Kate & Ashley's Dance Party Of The Century, the logo is on a black background and it dissolves in and out. FX/SFX: None, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: Silent.Availability: Seen on Mary-Kate & Ashley games for Game Boy Color and PlayStation, and Bust-A-Move: Millennium for Game Boy Color. Also appears on the Sega Dreamcast version of Bust-A-Move 4. The black and white variation is quite rare. Also appears on the Game Boy Advance version of Mary-Kate & Ashley: Sweet 16: Licensed to Drive. Super Bust-A-Move doesn't have this logo even though the division is mentioned on the copyright screen, but the game itself just has the regular Acclaim logo.2nd Logo(2002)Logo: Same as before, except the crayon zig-zag line is now red, the word "CLUB" is now in red, yellow, blue and green, respectively, and "Acclaim", in a jumbled, corporate font, now has a blue shade behind it. The arrow line is mysteriously gone.FX/SFX: Same as before.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Only appeared on the PlayStation 2 and GameCube version of Mary-Kate & Ashley: Sweet 16: Licensed to Drive.
Clubhouse Pictures

Written by Royger ShortLogo capture by mr3uriousBackground: Clubhouse Pictures was a short-lived children division of Atlantic Releasing Corporation that distributed family films.(March 1, 1985-November 7, 1987)Nickname: "The Ladd Company's Younger Cousin"Logo: On a black background, we see a green, solid-colored tree with a rope ladder and a dog on the left, and a kid looking at the dog on the top of the ladder wiping downward (a la The Ladd Company logo) while on the bottom-right, the words "CLUBHOUSE PICTURES" (the S's are backwards) in a multicolored child-like font writes itself one-by-one. When the whole logo's formed, the byline "A SUBSIDIARY OF ATLANTIC ENTERTAINMENT GROUP" in green fades in below the name (but it's kind of hard to read, though).Variant: On the short-lived animated series Teen Wolf, the logo is still.FX/SFX: Rather simple animation. As the letters write itself one-by-one, the kid and the dog fade in. None for the still shot.Music/Sounds: Just the sounds of kids laughing, birds chirping, and a dog barking. Other times, it's silent. On the short-lived animated series Teen Wolf, it's the sound of the werewolf howling (done by Townsend Coleman as Scott Howard).Music/Sounds Variant: On the 1986 reissue of Hey There, It's Yogi Bear, the logo starts off silent, then the film's opening music cue starts halfway through, continuing into the Hanna-Barbera swirling star logo (with "presents").Availability: Extremely rare, due to chronic plastering or removal. The only way to see this logo is on old video prints of Heathcliff: The Movie, and The Adventures of Mark Twain, as current prints of the former have it removed, while the latter has been plastered with the MGM logo and/or Vision Films logos. Was also seen on the Teen Wolf animated series, and theatrical reissue prints of Hey There, It's Yogi Bear. It also appeared on The Adventures of the American Rabbit, but was plastered with the first logo of its parent company on current prints, following the MGM logo.Editor's Note: None. This is a rather cute logo.
Clyde Phillips Productions

1st Logo(August 10, 1986)Logo: An in-credit notice, that reads "DANIEL GRODNIK and CLYDE PHILLIPS PRODUCTIONS in association with".FX/SFX: None, though one airing on HTV in the UK has a quick ease in. Possible error in broadcasting.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on the 1986 unsold TV pilot Northstar.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(September 2, 1990-May 17, 1992)Logo: On a gray gradient background, a blue line starts at the top middle of the screen, moves left, and curves down to the middle to make a stylized "C"; it stays in the middle briefly and then, when it gets to the right side of the screen, it curves back up to the top middle, where it stays for a split second before turning downward and going through the earlier line, making a stylized "CP" design. "CLYDE PHILLIPS" appears on top and "PRODUCTIONS" appears on the bottom, both in the blue color of the stylized "CP," and after a couple of seconds, "in association with" fades-in below in white. This logo stays on screen through the last bars of the Parker Lewis closing theme as Parker (Corin Nemec) says "Mr. Lewis? Mr. Randall? Mr. Phillips? Hellooooo!".Trivia: "Mr. Phillips" apparently refers to Clyde Phillips, whose name appears on this vanity card.FX/SFX: The stylized "CP" forming.Music/Sounds: The last bars of the closing theme of Parker Lewis Can't Lose.Availability: Seen on Parker Lewis Can't Lose, excluding most of the 3rd season. Intact on the DVD releases.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(July 16, 1992-June 13, 1993)Logo: On a colorful background, ripples are seen in the middle of the screen as a blob emerges from it. The blob settles and morphs into the text "CLYDE PHILLIPS" with "P R O D U C T I O N S" under it much smaller. It is separated by a line. "in association with" fades in below.FX/SFX: The words emerging.Music/Sounds: A rock theme.Availability: Extremely rare. Appeared on the third season of Parker Lewis (now shortened to that starting with this season), long out of air and released on DVD in Germany by Turbine Medien.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(October 1, 2006-December 13, 2009)Logo: On a white background is CLYDE PHILLIPS<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="192" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/7b842af73ebfc8f61210933f0d205fa4a40f0c81" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="257" wmode="transparent"/> PRODUCTIONS in black. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of show. Availability: Seen on the first four seasons ofDexter. Editor's Note: None.
Coastline Partners

Logo description by Eric S. and Shadeed A. KellyLogo capture and editions by CuriousGeorge60Background: Coastline Partners was a short-lived joint venture partnership between King World and MCA, Inc. that was formed in April 1988. It only produced two TV movies,I'm Dangerous Tonight and Running Against Time.(August 8-November 1, 1990)Nickname: "The Coastline"Logo: On a white background, we see the word "COASTLINE" in spaced-out letters under a fancy curvy line in blue. Under it a blue rectangle with the word "PARTNERS" in spaced-out letters in white. Underneath has the byline, "A KING WORLD AND MCA PARTNERSHIP" in white letters inside a blue cote-out box.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the ending theme of the movie.Availability: Extremely rare. It has appeared on the TV moviesI'm Dangerous Tonight and Running Against Time. It can also be seen on the VHS prints of said films.Editor's Note: None.
Cobi Film Video Home (Argentina)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaVideo capture by RaroVHS(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1917d4d36e20e76aeea1739545a7fff08d4bc602" width="275"></iframe>Logo: We see 16 copies of a stylized orange-red F and the blue-sky blue J with 2 streaks being sliced on them. The screen changes to 9 of the copies of the same logo. Another change, and there's 4 copies remaining. One of these copies flips vertically, then the others disappear and the camera zooms into the active copy. It zooms out. The logo zooms in, but this time with white lines going to the slashes of both letters. The logo flips vertically and leaves cheaply-done trails. "COBI FILM" appears with a white outline below the logo. Later the words disappear and "PRESENTA" zooms out.FX/SFX: Most of them are very poor computer effects. Not to mention the F and J were taken straight from the José Frade logo and then modified, which counts as an act of theft.Music/Sounds: An italo-disco theme.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Cobic Productions Limited (Nigeria)

Logo description and capture by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: Cobic Productions Limited is a Nigerian film production company founded in the early 2000's. It is best known for producing Nigerian movies along with Lucky Star Incorporation.(2002-2012)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/987ffe291ab8f6865af624e16f9d91637a4bde3f" width="408"></iframe>Logo: Over footage of fireworks, a stretching filmstrip appears and rolls from the right to the left, having a faint NBC Peacock logo. Once a half of the filmstrip is gone away the firework footage zooms into an extreme close-up, and after the filmstrip dissapears, we travel to a rocky tunnel as we find unintelligible yellow text and cross it. We then exit from the rocky tunnel and cut into a view of a volcano crater, but the screen ripples again into the flare light seen a second before. The light then disappears and we see the volcano again, and an explosion occurs inside. We fade into a view of the impact over a sandy surface. The camera circles around it and then settles. We fade into another view of the same impact crater while we see the sky, suddenly shifting between a cloudy evening one with a dune backdrop into a red one. Spotlights are seen moving to the left and right and the yellow text "COBIC" spins around the crater, and the text "PRODUCTIONS" and "LIMITED" stretches in below. The red sky and sandy surface (with the crater) then disappears with the only thing left being the text and some floating starry particles.FX/SFX: All the animation.Music/Sounds: A stock, low-quality smooth jazz theme that plays throughout the logo with one of the parts cut through the middle. Stock whooshes and an explosion are also heard.Availability: Rare. Seen on some Nigerian movies like <a href="https://youtu.be/BQNJ7OsupXQ?t=4s" target="_self">Pretender</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Vze7B9Q9tY" target="_self">Pretender 2</a>, Fire on the Mountain, Fire on the Mountain 2, Civil War, Charge & Bail, Bullet, Bullet 2, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKTAwpLV2bg" target="_self">Igbo Made</a>, Message, Message 2, Good News, Good News 2, Peace Talk, Peace Talk 2, Holy Family, Holy Family 2, Cain & Abel, Cain & Abel 2, The End Is Near, The End Is Near 2, Bridge of Contract and Bridge of Contract 2. The three movies can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: The NBC Peacock being blatantly stolen for this logo may cause laughter.
Cobra Films Limited (UK)

(December 1983, 1985?)Logo: On a white background, we see a angry green hissing cobra/snake along with the italic text below "Cobra Films Limited".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds:None.Availability: Seen on the pre-cert release of The Sexplorer and the UK Medusa Home Video release of Norman Riders.Editor's Note: None.
Cobra I-Logiq Security

Logo descriptions by Muzzarino and TeamLogoPhotos by MuzzarinoVideo captures by MuzzarinoEditions byMuzzarino and TeamLogoBackground: (20??-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b91f303e269da78f69e8171cb4e5392192d3523f" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On a blue and silver gradient background, we see the "CIS" and "I-Logiq" panning from the left and right sides of the screen forming a wave of smoke, then it explodes once they touch each other. Seconds later, the pieces to "Cobra I-Logiq Security" fade in and merge together to form the logo, then the additive lens flash at the center of the logo.FX/SFX: Blue smoke with dark colors, pieces, drop shadow and a lens flare at the end.Music/Sounds: A reverse cymbal crash sound effect, explosion, digital sound effects and a forward cymbal at the end.Availability: The logo pops up on the official website on each visit.Editor's Note: None.
Cobra Media

Logo descriptions by thegreatlogoguy111Photos by thegreatlogoguy111Video captures by thegreatlogoguy111Editions byBackground: Cobra Mediais a film distributor who distributed films on VHS tapes in the 1980's.1st (known) Logo(1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/912c5af8ad97e18e50c860d286c8cc2f7e318fcf" width="366"></iframe>Logo: We start out zooming out of a Cobra in a red circle, which reveals a light blue background. On the left of the cobra we see, "Cobra" and "Media" beside the cobra, sitting on a red line. Above it is a long line with the corners on each end with a shadow effect. The logo fades out.FX/SFX: The logo zooming out.Music/Sounds: The piece "Moog Statement 14" by Andy Clarke, like the Worldvision logo.Availability: Rare. Seen on 1982 distributed prints of Watch Me When I Kill a.k.a. The Cats Victim, The Steel Fisted Dragon and Crocodile, all of which can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.
Coca-Cola Real

Logo description by GoAnimateFan199ProVideo capture courtesy of originalsboy11Background: Coca-Cola Real was a short-lived trademark of The Coca-Cola Company, which was used for video distribution from the company. (2003)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/72532334209b63bfa48b66f2a9f42a8ce70d5f17" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see the famed Coca-Cola logo, which is surrounded by a red glow. Below the logo we see the text "Real", which is also glowing red. A few seconds later the logo wipe-transitions from the bottom right, then the glow dissolves. Later the logo reinstates itself, this time with a white glow surrounding the logo. The logo then dissolves yet again.FX/SFX: The transitions and the glowing.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Only seen on the Hart Sharp Video DVD release of Santa, Baby!Editor's Note:None.
Cocina Viva (Chile)

Background: Cocina Viva is a channel created by the cableoperator VTR to replace another channel (El Gourmet).(2019-)Note: This logo can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/gyp6JkBq_qA?t=2" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: TBAFX/SFX: 2D animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Current.Editor's Note: None.
Cocinor (France)

Logo descriptions by StephenCezar15 and Gilblitz112Logo captures by Naxo-ole, Gilblitz112, and RedheadXilamGuyVideo captures courtesy of PeakpashaEditions by Gilblitz112Background: Cocinor (Comptoir Cinématographique du Nord) was a French production and distribution company. 1st Logo(1938-1950's)-------Nicknames: "The Sealion"----Logo: On a black background, we see a shining sea lion. The word "COCINOR" appears and shines below the sea lion.FX/SFX: The shinning and the text appearing.Music/Sounds: The opening of the movie.Availability: It can be seen on Hotel du Nord, which can be found on YouTube. Also appeared on Les Amants Maudits.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Early 1950's-1957)Nicknames: "The Sealion II"Logo: On a gray background, we see the emblem from the 1st logo, but it's not animated. Also, there is a ribbon that displays the full name of the company name. "Presente" is below the logo.FX/SFX: It's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be found on the film La Route de Bonheur, which is on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1957-1960's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="193" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/45c3e88ac8494fe87e4fb7c688ec15a05c3e3647" width="342"></iframe>Nicknames: "Nightmare at Cocinor Street", "Tunnel of Horror", "Fincine's Little Sister", "The Screaming Logo II", "Huge Letters"Logo: On a dark background with falling snow, with what appears to be a tunnel covered with a soft fabric, various light waves reflect from the fabric. After a few light waves, the company name comes up in a rapid motion. The name becomes bigger and bigger as it comes up, and eventually fills the whole screen before it moves off screen. Then, "PRÉSENTE" (this time not in rapid motion and much faster than the previous text) moves up screen. Then, the tunnel fades slowly out and we see the falling snow again.Variants:A <a class="external" href="http://rutube.ru/video/1a0790e0df49711c2a742a65592e0fd2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">color version</a> of the logo exists, probably available on the film Trois de la marine. The background with the snow is blue, and the blanket tunnel is pink.On films distributed by Cocinor, like Wise Guys and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbxV2UxEZWk" target="_self">Pourvu Qu'on Ait L'ivresse...</a>, the cheaply chyroned text "DISTRIBUÉ PAR" appears before the name of the company. Also, the word "PRÉSENTE" is omitted.On some films distributed by the company (including the colored version) the word "PRÉSENTE" doesn't show up.Trivia: This logo was created by Russian-born French artist Alexandre Alexeieff, famous thanks to the invention of the animation technique of totalization.FX/SFX: The wave effect and the texts, both made with the technique of totalization.Music/Sounds: An ominous avant-garde orchestral score.Availability: Rare. Appeared on national films prior to the mid-1960s like Les Scelerats and Le monocle rit jaune. It's also found on the Criterion BD of Last Year at Marienbad.Editor's Note: None.
Cockamamie Production

Logo descriptions by CNViewer2006(September 20, 1996-May 25, 1999)Logo: On a white background, we see an open manhole in the center of the screen with a yellow sun-shaped "O" above it. A construction worker with a rectangular shaped head and a depressed look on his face pops out of the manhole and bonks his head on the "O" as the words "A CoCKaMAmie PRoDuCtiON" in various colors and the Jokerman ITC font appear from behind the "O" and arrange themselves at the top of the screen. "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" in a white sans-serif typeface (with a drop shadow) fade in at the bottom.FX/SFX: The man popping his head out, the company name forming.Music/Sounds: No music, just a generic cartoon "BONK!" sound effect.Availability: Seen only on the Clueless TV series, which was last seen on The N (now "TeenNick") in September 2009. Should be retained if the show is ever rerun again or released on DVD in the future.Scare Factor: None to minimal. The sound effects might catch first-time viewers off-guard, but it's a humorous logo.