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Reader's Digest Home Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Reader's Digest Video (a.k.a. Reader's Digest Home Entertainment, and Reader's Digest Video And Television) was the home video division of American magazine Reader’s Digest.1st Logo(1988-1999)<iframe frameborder="0" height="172" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/405651f9170b16b9bc779a0c925abcb316d43861" width="308"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ef25d6120ed00b3d0f87ac7c6631cb4b9f909850" width="297"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/448057dff35a00c6c90277e86bb03181c81ce5a5" width="297"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0ea835119e61a3dbe9cd4af090f2377d15b59552" width="297"></iframe>Logo: On a black background with several colorful lights at the bottom of the screen moving towards the left, a series of rainbow lines drop down at the top of the screen and draw in an alicorn figure. The eye of the alicorn glows, and it zooms out to the top part of the screen, with lights shooting off its wings, and sparkles appearing on it a lot. We zoom out through an “R”, and the text “Reader’s Digest”, with the “R” extended, and “Reader’s” on top of “Digest” (this was the magazine’s font and logo from 1963 to 2008, although the alicorn figure was dropped in 2001) zooms out underneath the alicorn, with "Digest" then wiping in. The alicorn continues to sparkle until the logo fades out.Variants:From the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, a blue bar with the white text “HOME ENTERTAINMENT” in it wipes in underneath “Reader’s Digest”, and the background changes into a black/navy blue gradient color.On UK releases, the ending is the same as the above variant but instead, the white text “VIDEO” wipes in.FX/SFX: Rather advanced animation for the 1980s.Music/Sounds: A triumphant synth orchestral theme. There is a long whoosh sound as the alicorn zooms out and another whoosh as “Reader’s Digest” appears.Music/Sounds Variants:On some releases, the fanfare is modified and sounds more synthesized. On UK releases, a soothing piano/string tune ending with a 3-note horn tune is used instead.Availability: Seen on a variety of special interest tapes from the era in the US and the UK. It also appeared on some rare tapes of Arthur, Adventures from the Book of Virtues, The Country Mouse and the City Mouse Adventures, and Franklin.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1997-2007)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/c657d8ef772a7fc68f080fffe5a765d5bbf3676e" width="330"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The parts of the logo zooming in.Music/Sounds: A new-age theme with a flute section.Availability: Seen on later Reader’s Digest releases.Editor's Note: None.
Reality TV Originals

Logo description by Lizz Tetlow1st (and only) logo (Dates Unknown) Logo:On a blue tunnel-like background, we see parts of the Reality TV logo rapidly zoom out from out of nowhere and on the center of the screen. The logo consists of a metal yellow diamond-shaped sign (like a Danger Zone or Construction Ahead sign on the street) with "REALITY TV" on it, in a big, bold font in black. As it settles into place, a lightning bolt shape appears at the upper-right part of the sign.FX/SFX: The logo flying into place and the lightning bolt appearing. The background also has some kind of moving lens flare effect.Music/Sounds: No music, just three jail door slamming sounds and an electrocution-type sound. There's also a rising whoosh in the background.Availability: Usually appears at the end of Reality TV shows such as Crime Strike.Editor's Note: None.
Really (UK)

Background:UKTV Gardenswas adigitaltelevision channelbroadcasting in theUnited Kingdom, part of theUKTVfamily of channels. As its name suggests, the channel focused entirely on gardening shows.1st Logo(February 23, 2005-2007)Logo: TBA FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(2007-May 17, 2009)Logo: TBA FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(May 18, 2009-May 14, 2013 )Logo: TBA FX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: ExtinctEditor's Note: TBA4th Logo(May 15, 2013-May 28, 2017)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: ExtinctEditor's Note: TBA5th Logo(May 29, 2017-)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Current.Editor's Note: TBA
Really Useful Films

Video capture byPepsi9072Background: Really Useful Films is a film division of Andrew Lloyd Webber's international company, founded in 1993. (1998-) <iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8d9a2c3ef085d4760909d201f309967713647a4f" width="407"></iframe>Nickname: "Really Useful Films Projector", "Really Useful Swiss Army Knife"Logo: We see a red piano on a black background (everything in CGI animation), and then, the camera zooms away to reveal that it looks like the Really Useful Group logo and then a movie projector appears behind the piano. The logo consists of two knives, a tool, a trumpet, the movie projector, a saw, a fork and the red piano with a string on it. The words "Really Useful Films Presents" fade in.Variant: A version exists without the "Presents" byline.FX/SFX: All the animation in the logo.Music/Sounds: Whooshing sounds ending with a twinkling sound. Other times, it is silent.Availability: Seen on the direct-to-video versions ofCats and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Might also be on Jesus Christ Superstar.Editor's Note: None.
Rebel Entertainment

Logo descriptions by AsdfTheRevival2Logo captures courtesy of kwtvads (August 15, 1992-December 24, 1996)Nickname: "It's Good Enough" Logo: On a wooden table, we see an off-screen person put down a crumpled sheet of paper. He unravels the paper and smooths it out on the table. The paper says "REBEL" which has blue and white gradient colors and the letters have red outlining. On the bottom is "ENTERTAINMENT, INC." in black.FX/SFX: The motion of the hands and paper.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show plays as a male voiceover slyly says "...eh, it's good enough."Availability: Rare. It appeared on the 1992-1996 Nickelodeon series Roundhouse. Originally, this logo was considered extremely rare because the show hadn't been aired since the mid-90's, but it is currently seen on reruns on The Splat. You may also be able to find it on old SNICK VHS tapes which featured all four shows from the SNICK block.Scare Factor: None.
Rebellion Games (UK)

Background: Rebellion is a game developer created in 1991 and currently residing in Oxford, UK. They are best known for their Aliens vs. Predator series. In 2006 Rebellion purchased assets of closed Elixir Studio and acquired Core Design from Eidos, as well as Strangelite from Empire Interactive.1st Logo(1991-2002)Logo: A reddish flash occurs, morphing into the logo, which is crudely drawn word "REBELLION" with a line below.Variants: There are several variations. On Gunlok, the logo is revealed by the blue cloud of flame. Someimes it's still.FX/SFX: The shine.Music/Sounds: Heavy shine sound.Availability: Seen on The Mummy and Aliens vs Predator of the era.Editor's Note:None.2nd Logo(2003-2006)Logo: We see the complete logo. Suddenly it begins to crack at the left side and breaks into pieces, carried away to the right.Variant: On Gunfighter II, the old projector effect was used instead.FX/SFX: The logo cracking and flowing away.Music/Sounds: Cracking and whizzing sounds.Availability: Common on the games like Judge Dredd, Sniper Elite and AvP: Requiem.Editor's Note:None.3rd Logo(2007-)Logo: The complete logo appears. Then it starts to fray at both sides, white-hot fragments flying directly at us until the whole logo is destroyed.FX/SFX: The logo cracking and flying.Music/Sounds: Enhanced cracking and whizzing sounds.Availability: Current.Editor's Note: None.
Record Visión/Record Pictures (Spain)

Logo description by bigladiesmanBackground: Based in Barcelona, this distributor worked essentially with independent B-movie companies. They were the official distributors of Carolco in Spain for a short period of time.(Late 1980s-Mid 1990s) <embed align="bottom" height="250" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7bcd5bbcf83b2a89a78415878f07a7190fb0fe23" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="315" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: This logo is divided in two different parts. Part 1: On a black background, two light blue horizontal lines appear from the left and right side of the screen and merge together. The resulting line then splits in two, and both lines move towards the top and the bottom of the screen, leaving a blue background after them. Outlined white letters appear sliding from left to right, forming the words "RECORD VISION", which are filled in white (sliding in the opposite way). An interlined "SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA" appears below the logo, and two horizontal orange lines slide form the left and right sides of the screen, placing themselves on both sides of the logo. "Presenta", in a handwritten light blue font, writes itself at the bottom of the logo. Once the voice-over finishes, the music abruptly stops, and a "side-splitting" transition leaves place to another plain black background. Part 2: On the background to the left of the preceding part, a set of green lines zoom out while spinning, revealing itself to be a New World-like "sliced" sphere. It places itself on the middle part of the screen as two sets of green letters with a white outline - R, E, and C sliding from the left, R and D from the right - forming the word "RECORD". "Pictures" fades in below in a fancy handwritten font, and an horizontal line slides from the left, underlining the logo and finishing it. FX/SFX: Typical mid '80s 2D computer animation.Music/Sounds: Part 1: It starts with a timpani roll and follows with a bombastic horn fanfare, which is abruptly stopped. A voice-over (same announcer in the Filmax logos, Constantino Romero, who is very famous in Spain for his work) says "Record Visión presenta...". Part 2: Starts with a whoosh for the zoom out part, follows with another drum roll, a mellow horn sting, a closing door-like sound for the appearance of "presenta", and a whoosh for the underlining. The voice-over from the first part continues with "Una producción en exclusiva para Record Pictures" ("An exclusive production for Record Pictures").Availability: Extremely rare; can be found on Spanish VHS tapes from the era.Editor's Note: None.
RedOctane

(2005-2010)Nickname: "The Ember"Logo: We see an Audio Visualizer, like you would see in most radios nowadays. It keeps on playing music and moving up and down until the logo forms, with the pixelated fire above and words "redoctane" in custom font. FX/SFX: The movement of the visualizer, forming the RedOctane logo.Music/Sounds: First some tuning noise, then we hear the rock note.Availability: Seen on Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, Guitar Hero World Tour, Guitar Hero Metallica, and Guitar Hero Smash Hits.Editor's Note: None.
RedZone Interactive

Logo descriptions, captures, and editions by CuriousGeorge60Background: RedZone Interactive, Inc. was founded in December 1997 by the same team who were at Sony Interactive Studios America (Later known as 989 Studios). It was best known for the NFL GameDay series and the NCAA GameBreaker series since the '99 installment of respective titles. In January 2001, SCEA has re-aquired the studio and becomes the sports development division of 989 Studios.1st Logo(1998-2000)Nicknames: "The Red Zone Logo", "The Red Zone Wall"Logo: Against a blue-purple brick wall on a black background, we see the words, "REDZONE" in a Italic Impact font with "R" and "Z" are a bit bigger then the rest of the letters, with the white and black outlines around it. Under it is "INTERACTIVE, INC." in a Kabel Bold font. Behind the logo is it's shadow on the background. There is also the light-ray like effect on the logo. Above the logo is "Designed & Developed by" in an Optima Bold font with it's shadow behind it.Variant: There's another version where the logo is smaller. Plus, "Designed & Developed by" is in a Italic Impact font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appears on a demo of NFL GameDay '99 found on Interactive CD Sampler Vol. 9 for PlayStation. The variant appears on NFL GameDay 2000, NCAA GameBreaker '99 and NCAA GameBreaker 2000 for PlayStation.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2000-2004)Nicknames: "The Red Zone Logo II", "CGI Styled Logo"Logo: Against the black background, we see "REDZONE" in it's same font from before with the black outline in it's glass form, flying on from the bottom left to the right while the red lines and the red hoops fly through the logo. Then the logo becomes clear and normal while it settles into the center as the lines and hoops disappear. Then a light ray-like shine appears while "INTERACTIVE, INC." in a Helvetica Italic Bold font, appears below the logo. Then the spotlight moves around the logo.Variants:There is one variant where the background is gray instead of black and it's in letterbox format. Plus "INTERACTIVE, INC." is changed to simply, "INTERACTIVE" and it's spaced to fit the width the logo.Another variant is where it's the same as the first variant, except "INTERACTIVE" is stretched to fit the width of logo instead.FX/SFX: The logo flying in, the hoops flying through, the shine of the logo, the spotlight.Music/Sounds: The wind-like sounds as the logo appears. Then the low synth sound as the logo shines.Availability: The standard variant appears on NFL GameDay 2001 and NCAA GameBreaker 2001 for PlayStation and PlayStation 2. The first variant appears on NFL GameDay 2002 and 2003 for PlayStation and PlayStation 2. The second variant appears on NFL GameDay 2004 for PlayStation and PlayStation 2 and NFL GameDay 2005 for PlayStation.Editor's Note: None.
Red Board Productions

Logo Description and capture By WebWanderer(March 21, 2004-August 27, 2006)Logo: On a black background, we see a rectangular picture of a small boy and a dog running away from the camera. The picture is in a maroon-red tint, hence the logo name which is in white in a box like this: RED BOARDPRODUCTIONSFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme to Deadwood.Availability: Only seen on Deadwood.Editor's Note: None.
Red Cap Productions Inc. (Canada)

Logo descriptions by Pumpkinman99Logo(1998-2001)Logo:On a brown concrete background, we see the name RedCap productions, Inc.in the middle of the screen. "Red Cap" is in a Times New Roman font, while "productions, Inc." is in Helvetica and is spelt with a lowercase P. The word "Red" is colored black, while the word "Cap" is coloured red. Then a red civil war cap comes flying from the right side of the screen and lands on the top of the letter "R" in "Red".Variants:On Funny Farm, the company name animates into place before the cap appears and a 1998 copyright notice in the Comic Sans font fades in.On Wanna Play? and Grandma, Look What I Found, the logo fades into the Catalyst Distribution logo.FX/SFX: The red cap flying and landing on the R. All Cgi animation.Music/Sounds: A steam whistle blowing followed by a metal clicking noise.Music/Sounds Variant: On I Can Do It!,the metal clicking noise repeats itself twice.Availability: Very rare. Was only seen on Funny Farm, Grandma Look What I Found!, I Can Do It!, and Wanna Play? all which last aired on Treehouse TV in 2003, three of which were never released on video. As such, tape trading is the only way to find them. Grandma Look What I Found was released on video, but the home media releases are very rare to come across.Editor's Note: This is a memorable logo for those who enjoyed the company’s show’s growing up.
Red Chillies Entertainment (India)

Logo descriptions by Sagan BlobVideo captures courtesy of Bollywood Logo, LambieNairnTube, and Grant Campbell BellBackground: Red Chillies Entertainment was founded, and is currently owned by a famous Indian star, Shah Rukh Khan (nowadays known as SRK).1st Logo(2008-2013?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b40b35764a9ce9b9cb58d174f9c6fdf706329529" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On a white-slashed red background, we see a circle with various numbers on it slowly zooms out, until it changes into a camera lens, slowly disappears, replaced by the text "red chillies entertainment" circling. Above it there is a red paint resembling a chili.FX/SFX: The background, the zooming out, the numbers.Music/Sounds: An orchestral tune that similar to the 3rd Alliance Atlantis logo that repeated with higher pitch.Availability: Seen on India films released by the company like My Name Is Khan.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2013?- )<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4eacfbf547b1e82764abb4731e60fd9cd6882b1d" width="361"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/145eabd20667b5da096b509125f989dd9af87c08" width="366"></iframe>Logo: We see a lot of shards on a whitish-pink background, which later form a chili. After the forming, we suddenly zooms out, revealing more parts of the logo, including the underlined text "RED CHILIES" with "ENTERTAINMENT" below. We still see some shards aren't forming.FX/SFX: The forming. Surprising enough, this was made by the same company that made the Channel 4 and the BBC ident: Lambie-Nairn.Music/Sounds: There are two variants:Whooshes through the glasses, ends with a one-note piano tune.A loud synthesized orchestral tune.Availability: Brand new and current.Editor's Note: None.
Red Envelope Entertainment

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Michael DeBiaseBackground:Red Envelope Entertainment was Netflix's film production arm when Netflix was still a DVD rent service.(2006-2008) <iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7fbe859630390588d8c10de36d160ff486f88a89" width="368"></iframe>Logo:We see a CGI Red Envelope Entertainment in a red background panning from the top-left corner. Then "A Netflix Company" fades in bellow the logo. FX/SFX:CGI, The letters panning, the byline fading in.Music/Sounds:NoneAvailability:UnknownEditor's Note:None
Red Granite Pictures

Logo description by Sagan BlobLogo capture by DeJaan13Background: RedGranite Pictures is an American film finance and distribution company, co-founded by Riza Aziz and Joey McFarland in 2010.(December 25, 2013-) <iframe frameborder="0" height="165" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c9bfe7ebb90371a6f14c5f362396f6d325ce6a44" width="292"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7213534a8c7fe55a008d6eee9a16068fddef2884" width="296"></iframe>Logo: A black background is being painted circle with red paint, which we also spins following it, while we also see the CG text "RED GRANITE" (also in red) with smaller "PICTURES" below it above the spinning circle paint. After the painting ends, we zoom-out from the logo, while it placed its position itself.FX/SFX: The spinning, the painting, and the zoom-out.Music/Sounds:On The Wolf of Wall Street, it's a majestic tune that sounds like a poor-man's 1993 Columbia Pictures fanfare.Later, it was re-arranged with different notes and sounds more "powerful".Availability: First seen on The Wolf of Wall Street. Can also be seen on other films by Red Granite like Horns, and Dumb and Dumber To.Scare Factor: Minimal to low.
Red Hat Linux

Background: Red Hat Linux, assembled by the company Red Hat, was a widely used Linux distribution until its discontinuation in 2004.Gnome Era1st (Known) Logo(2001?-????)Nicknames: "Mysterious Marauder", "Shadow Man", "The Man with the Red Hat (Curious George name parody)"Logo:TBAFX/SFX: TBAStartup Sound (Music/Sounds):TBAAvailability: Extremely rare.Scare Factor: Low.
Red Lantern Films (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by CreepyDetailerThe logo is seen <a href="https://youtu.be/wjVKHJmjb_U?t=5m39s" target="_self">here</a>.(2000)Logo: On a white background, a red circle paints in. Two little yellow things paint in as well. The Chinese letters wipe in, and "RED", "LANTERN", and "FILMS" appear. After that, a red streak paints below them. The website's address appears after all of that.FX/SFX: All in pretty simple animation.Music/Sounds: A gloomy instrumental theme. A swoosh is also heard at the end.Availability: Was seen on Li cheng.Editor's Note: None.
Red Orb Entertainment

Background: Red Orb Entertainment was formed in May 1997 as the video-gaming division of Brøderbund Software. It was specially formed to distinguish games like Prince of Persia 3D away from the company's edutainment titles. The name is "broder" spelled backwards. When Brøderbund was acquired by The Learning Company on August 31, 1998, Red Orb became a publishing label for Mindscape. The company was dismantled in 1999 and released their last game in 2000.1st Logo(July 31, 1997-May 2000) Logo: A burning red star appears in space and a comet passes around it. The star zooms out of a giant "O", from the name "REDORB", which also zooms under the logo. The comet makes the streak over the star and the logo shines to leave the background white. The star turns into still red orb with the strike and the name below, where "RED" is white and taken in a black box, and "ORB" is negative. "entertainment" is seen below. Variant: A byline for Broderbund appeared below the logo at one point. This did not appear in early games from the company, and was discontinued after the Mindscape acquisition.FX/SFX: The logo forms with the comet and the star zooming.Music/Sounds: Harsh thundering sounds. The last part of the music varies depending on the game.Availability: Rare. Seen on CD-ROM games from the company. It first appeared on Warlords III: Reign of Heroes, and last appeared on Myst: Masterpiece Edition.Editor's Note: None.
Red Star OS (North Korea)

Logo descriptions by: NightspearsEditions byLogo captures by: NightspearsBackground: Red Star OS is a Linux operating system built in North Korea. It is quite possibly the strictest computer software out there as it watermarks digital files saved with a USB stick and SD card with their logo, they use this so they can disable Western media from entering the country itself. It encrypts files so no change can be done to the browser itself, and whenever you try to remove anything it will reboot itself and the deleted file will still be there.The earliest reported built of the system dates back to 2002.1st Logo(2002-????)Logo:TBAFX/SFX:TBACheesy Factor:TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability:TBAScare Factor:TBA2nd Logo(????-2013)Logo:TBAFX/SFX: TBACheesy Factor:TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability:TBAScare Factor:TBA3rd Logo(2013-)Logo: Just the 6th macOS screen, but with the apple replaced with the Red Star logo.FX/SFX: None, unless you count the loading circle. Cheesy Factor: Did they seriously just steal from macOS? However it is most likely intentional, since the OS itself resembles that OS.Music/Sounds: None.Availability:Seen when you boot up a Red Star OS 3.0 computer, these are only in North Korea and will probably never leave the country itself. However the system was leaked online by a Russian who was visiting the country, you can download it <a class="external" href="http://www.openingupnorthkorea.com/downloads-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="here.">here.</a> But be warned though, its a 2.5 GB download!Scare Factor:None, you'll just laugh at its cheapness and that it blandly stole macOS' 6th logo.