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Dozac Global Maxima Investment (Nigeria)

Logo descriptions by Wellmart3Logo captures by Wellmart3(2004-2008)Nicknames: "The GIF Logo", "Word-Art in Microsoft Word With a Zest", "Dozac GLow-Budget Maxima", "Stock Earth With Cheap Text=Production Logo"Logo: The words "Dozac Global Maxima" (with the "o" in global being the Earth) in a basic font spinning and zooming towards the screen. "Investment Ltd." is below this. Below the logo there's a group of silver stripes that later twist to make a blue/white Earth with a golden compass ring appear on the bottom-right.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: A low synth note, followed by a "CLANG!" and a choir. A windchime is then heard.Availability: Very rare. It was found on films by the company, such as The Golden Fish. Their last film was The Plain Truth 2.Editor's Note: This logo is truly known for startling Nigerian people with its sudden zoom-in and music. However, those who've seen it before may just find it ugly and cheap.
Dr. Goor Productions

Logo descriptions by LJK193Video capture courtesy of TakingofPelhamify(September 17, 2013-)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="199" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0656fa745f7e245345c44a43bd9674e98942e021" width="352"></iframe>Logo: On a sky blue BG, we see a cartoon doctor with one hand in his pocket, and the other holding a syringe. Above him, to the left, are the words "Dr Goor" and on the bottom to his right is the word "Productions", all in a childish font. The doctor then shushes and his face goes from smiling to suspicious.Variant: On odd numbered episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the logo is shown next to the 3 Arts Entertainment logo.FX/SFX: The doctor moving his arm to make a "shush" gesture, which is the only animation.Music/Sounds: A voice saying, "Not a doctor. Shh." There's some debate as to who says it; some believe it's Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg, others think it might be Stephen Colbert.Availability: Current. Seen on all episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine on Fox.Editor's Note: It's a funny logo.
Drama (UK)

Background: Drama replaced Blighty which was the former channel which featured the same programs as what was on Drama.1st logo(8th July 2013-)Logo: We see a bath filled with soap and a few seconds later it starts overflowing, after that a letter "D" side swipes in along with the word "DRAMA" under it.Variants:Bedroom: We see a light in a room turn off and when the camera goes inside a window it shows a man opening the curtain to see a car drive in to park.Pier: We see a pier in live-action and a man standing and on his phone.Study: We see the camera zoom out of a room which looks just like a study room, the windows are open.Stairs: We see woman go up the stairs, halfway up she turns around for a few seconds before continuing to go up the stairs.Field: We see man in a coat and black trousers walking towards a woman in a red dress.Car park: We see an Audi car with one of the doors open and the left/right turn headlights flashing.Patio: We see a cloth uncover, through it we see a outside area and the camera zooms into the door that leads to the inside of the house.Christmas (2015/2016): We see a house outside in the night time and the UKTV Drama logo is in the middle of the house the camera zoom in to the house.FX/SFX: The live-action footage.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Currently in use.Editor's Note: None.
Dramatic Creations Productions

Logo description by Michael BassVideo capture by saynotoursoapBackground: In 1983, eight years after Creative Horizons shut down, Agnes Nixon started Dramatic Creations Productions to produce Loving, a soap opera that ran for twelve years on ABC.(June 26, 1983-November 10, 1995) Logo: Just an in-credit disclaimer reading: A Dramatic Creations Production FX/SFX: Scrolls up in the credits. Music/Sounds: The end theme of Loving. Availability: Seen on the soap opera Loving, which is rarely seen on television anymore. Editor's Note: None.
DreamWorks Animation Home Entertainment

Logo description by Logoboy95Video capture courtesy of EnormousRat(2006-2013) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="200" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b616079c139c48d4a4b89cf2ed1bd0e804d78289" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="242" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: Same as the 2004.DreamWorks Animation logo, but underneath the normal text is "HOME ENTERTAINMENT".Variant: 2004-2006 releases used the standard DreamWorks Animation logo instead, and 1999-2003 releases used the.DreamWorks Home Entertainment logo.FX/SFX: Same as the 2004 DreamWorks Animation logo.Music/Sounds: See as the 2004 DreamWorks Animation logo.Availability: Seen on DreamWorks Animation DVDs and Blu-Rays distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution. After their distribution deal shifted from Paramount to 20th Century Fox, post-2013 releases just have the standard 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo. When Universal Studios took over distribution starting with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, the Universal Pictures Home Entertainment is used, although this logo continues to appear on reprints of films from the period.20th Century Fox Home EntertainmentEditor's Note: None.
DreamWorks Animation Television

Logo description by PapaLuigi, and wolfie14Logo captures by V of Doom and thehugetvfanEditions by Nathan B.and thehugetvfan1st Logo(August 31, 2004-June 29, 2016)Nickname: "The Balloon Kid"Logo: A shortened version of the DreamWorks Animation logo with the fishing boy above the text.Variant: On Father of the Pride, the 2004 version was used.FX/SFX: Just the text slightly zooming out into it's normal place.Music/Sounds: Only the closing theme of the show. In other cases, none. Availability: Uncommon. First seen on the short-lived Father of the Pride. Can also be seen on The Penguins of Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, and Monsters vs. Aliens: The Series.2nd Logo(August 7, 2012-December 1, 2014)Logo: Just a still B&W print logo on a white background, with "TELEVISION" replacing "SKG".Variant: On DreamWorks Dragons, the logo is superimposed on the closing credits. Also, on a few episodes during the first season (under the subtitle Riders of Berk), "SKG" was used.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on the first two seasons of DreamWorks Dragons when it aired on Cartoon Network, and the first season of the Netflix series Turbo: F.A.S.T.3rd Logo(November 12, 2013-2015)Logo: Same as the 2010 DreamWorks Animation logo, but "TELEVISION" replaces "SKG".FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: The opening theme of the trailer.Availability: Only seen on trailers for DreamWorks Animation Television shows streaming on Netflix, such as Turbo: F.A.S.T., The Adventures of Puss in Boots, and Dinotrux.4th Logo(December 19, 2014- )Logo: On a black background, we see the DreamWorks Animation Television logo in a shade of blue. Below that is a copyright stamp. The logoshines.Variant: On Dragons: Race to the Edge and the second season of Turbo: F.A.S.T., the copyright stamp is removed as it was moved to the end credits of said shows.FX/SFX: The logo shining.Music/Sounds: A metallic-sounding whoosh, or the end theme of the show.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on the Netflix series Dragons: Race to the Edge, All Hail King Julien, The Adventures of Puss in Boots, the second season of Turbo: F.A.S.T., and Dinotrux.5th Logo(November 6, 2017)Logo: On a white background, we see the 2016 DreamWorks print logo (A revised Boy on the Moon in a blue circle, with the top of the moon extended to the edge of the circle).The the word DreamWorks (in its usual font) is shown below. Below that are the stacked words:A N I M A T I O NT E L E V I S I O NA dash appears between DreamWorks and ANIMATION TELEVISION.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appears on the trailer for the Trollhunters trilogy entitled: Tales of Arcadia.
DreamWorks Games

This page represents the DreamWorks logos found in copyrighted games. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not to be confused with EA Los Angeles, formerly <a href="/wiki/DreamWorks+Interactive" target="_self">DreamWorks Interactive</a>.DreamWorks SKG(Early 2000's -)Logo: The same logo used on the movies by DreamWorks.Variants: Long and short versions exists, as well as more common still logo.Print logo (white on black) appeared on Antz: Panic in the Anthill.On Transformers: The Game, only the name appears, reading "DreamWorks Pictures" in black, on the white background.FX/SFX: Same as the movie logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the movie logo.Availability: Used in games based on copyrighted licenses. Long version appeared on Shrek 2. DreamWorks Animation SKG (2000's -) Logo: The same logo used on the movies from DreamWorks Animation. FX/SFX: Same as the movie logo. Variants: A still print version with the fishing boy picture appeared on Kung Fu Panda for NDS. Music/Sounds: Same as the movie logo. Availability: Used in games based on copyrighted licenses, like Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar, Monsters vs. Aliens and Flushed Away.
DreamWorks Home Entertainment

Logo description by V of Doom and JuniorFan88Captures by V of Doom, JuniorFan88, and UnnepadEditions by indycarVideo capture courtesy of arthurus314Background: DreamWorks Home Entertainment was the home media unit of DreamWorks Pictures, formed in 1998. The company's releases were originally distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment, a deal that would last until 2005. After DreamWorks was purchased by Paramount Pictures in February 2006, the distribution rights went to Paramount Home Entertainment until 2011. The studio became independent from Paramount in 2008 and in 2009, they made a distribution deal with Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures through their Touchstone Pictures label (although Paramount and Universal Studios continued to release their films through 2011). The company was retired circa 2011 when Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, through Touchstone Home Entertainment, began releasing their films to home media, but only films that Disney/Touchstone released. Currently, Paramount owns the home media rights to DreamWorks' pre-2008 live-action films (along with any 2008 to 2011 films they released), and both DreamWorks Animation and newer DreamWorks films are released by Universal Studios Home Entertainment.(1998-2011?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="176" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b96e2e4dff41b51a204ebcdf6e63164ed2312bd1" width="343"></iframe><iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="176" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/588b5b7be466c5df99c58ff126b225fe059b58c8" width="323"></iframe>Nicknames: "Little Boy Fishing on the Moon", "Fishing Boy", "DreamWorks Fishing Boy"Logo: The same as the 1997 DreamWorks Pictures logo, only "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" is below the line, and zooms out with the DreamWorks text.Variants:VHS trailers featured a still variant with the fishing boy and the moon above the text.On holiday-themed ads for the video release of Shrek, the boy was replaced by Shrek wearing a Santa hat.On some Blu-ray releases, the "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" text is animated exactly like the film logo, now fading in, but there is still a line between the two.FX/SFX: Same as the film logo. However, on the Blu-ray version, the sound of the bobber hitting the water is slightly different.Music/Sounds: Same as the film logo.Availability: Common. Appears on DVD and Blu-ray releases of DreamWorks films. This logo never appeared on VHS releases, which usually went straight to the film, although several releases had the aforementioned VHS trailer variant. Early DreamWorks DVD's in Australia feature the normal DreamWorks logo instead of this one. The Blu-ray variant can be found on releases such as the 2008 Blu-ray of Transformers.Editor's Note: The Blu-ray variant adds "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" into the logo in a much better fashion than the standard variant.
DreamWorks Home Entertainment Warning Screen

As of 2013, no warning screens or bumpers will be edited on here anymore. Head on over to <a class="external" href="http://companybumpers.wikifoundry.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the new, separate wiki</a> please. Warning descriptions by LogophileWarning captures by Logophile and bjbarnett1st Warning (1997-2005)Warning: Just the 1990-2005 MCA/Universal warning screen.Variant: A DVD version exists. See the Universal Studios Home Entertainment Warning Screen descriptions for more info.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on DreamWorks Home Entertainment releases from the era, such as Mouse Hunt, Small Soldiers and Shrek.Scare Factor: None.1st Warning (Alternative)(1998-2005)Warning: On a black background, the word "WARNING" appears in red on top, with white shadow effects and is underlined. The warning text is white and appears below.Variant: On DreamWorks DVD's, the word "WARNING" is in a slightly different font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon, seen on DreamWorks Home Entertainment releases (mainly DVDS) of the time, such as The Ring, Shrek 2 and Shark Tale. Also seen on a Library edition VHS of Amistad.Scare Factor: Minimum to low.2nd Warning(2005-2006)Warning: On a blue gradient background is the color FBI logo with the white banner "FBI Anti-Piracy Warning" with the white text below.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Slightly more uncommon then the 2nd Warning, appears on DreamWorks releases of the period such as Dreamer.Scare Factor: None.Final Note: Starting in 2006, DreamWorks releases went on to use the warnings from Paramount until 2011, when Dreamworks signed the 30-picture deal with The Walt Disney Motion Picture Group, to be released through Touchstone Pictures, and in addition movies from Dreamworks Animation will be released from 20th Century Fox, so home entertainment releases from the former use the Disney warnings while the latter will presumably use the Fox warnings.
DreamWorks Interactive

Logo description by SupersmashmeleeBackground: DreamWorks Interactive had no real logo, although one game did use one regular version. It used the end of the SKG logo, except Interactive instead of SKG. In 2000, it merged with EA to form EA Los Angeles. From that point on, DreamWorks just used the SKG logo.(1996-2000)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/ed21e37e4cefb554d10bd7e96ad8aaf75721da37" width="366"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/40e5db9f87a80e4163cf6395497b1fa51e13e5ab" width="366"></iframe>Nickname: "Fishing On The Moon"Logo: We see the end of the DreamWorks SKG logo, except that "SKG" is replaced with "INTERACTIVE".Variants: Someone's In The Kitchen!: The logo is still. Goosebumps: Escape From Horrorland: We see the DreamWorks Interactive logo, and small storm clouds passing by, and then, the moon the boy is sitting on fades into a full moon, and fades into a dark background. The Neverhood: Same as the Someone's In The Kitchen! variant. Goosebumps: Revenge of the Mutant: We see the DreamWorks Interactive logo, and the moon and the boy fade out, along with the text, to reveal the text Scholastic Productions, in the DreamWorks font. Dilbert's Desktop Games: We see the DreamWorks Interactive logo, but then Dilbert riding a spacecraft zooms by and takes the boy's fishing pole. The boy exclaims "Hey!". The Lost World: Jurassic Park: The text zooms in, and when the boy gets a bite he says "Got Somethin!" and then a T-Rex pulls him in. Jurassic Park: Trespasser: The main DreamWorks logo plays but at the end instead of SKG Interactive appears below.Small Soldiers: The text zooms in, and we see the small soldiers climbing up the boy's fishing rod. They throw the boy off the moon. The line is connected to a screen with the Small Soldiers logo. T'ai Fu: Wrath Of The Tiger: We see the DreamWorks Interactive logo, but a swoosh of wind comes and knocks the boy off the moon, and T'ai Fu goes onto the moon. Medal Of Honor: The text zooms in, and then the boy throws his fishing pole, which reveals a parachute bag on him, and he puts on his Army cap, and he jumps off the moon, and pulls the string so the Parachute comes out. But, the end of it gets stuck on the moon, and he exclaims "Hey!". Medal Of Honor: Underground: Same as above, but this one has a majestic fanfare. Instead of the parachute coming out, it doesn't work! So his belongings fall out and his army hat. He holds on to the moon, and gets knocked on the head with his hat,with the boy saying "Hey!", and the moon tilts. Poor Boy!FX/SFX: Depends on the variant.Music/Sounds: The end of the DreamWorks logo, a 7 note tune (but the guitar is replaced by a French horn; this variant of the theme was also used on the film MouseHunt) Otherwise the main theme of the game or silent.Availability: The main version appears on Chaos Island: The Lost World, Warpath: Jurassic Park, Skullmonkeys, and Small Soldiers: Squad Commander and BoomBots. The rest of the variants only appear on their respective games.
Dream Box Home Video (South Korea)

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of MemoryPDS, SuitcaseLover2018Background: TBA (1990s)Logo: On a black/white gradient background, a filmstrip rolls in from the right screen, then parts of the strips explode, flying and forming into cubes. More multicolored cubes fly in and make a bigger cube, similar to Rubik's cube, but it brightens and turns into a chrome box. The lid opens, the yellow broken Korean text fly out of the box with purple lines. The lid flies away, the pieces of the Korean text put them together. The purple lines make the arc as they turned into dots. The black border slides up with the words "HOME VIDEO". The Korean text reads, "드림박스",translating, "Dream Box". The logo fades out.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A synth-rock tune with stepping sounds and drums.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Dream Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions by(1994-2006)<iframe frameborder="0" height="180" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/17842732a30e1aca2a7740a8ba0862e5ff7f7ab9" width="315"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="179" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/6525771da1caa6dcae7fd7513c63ab726c75c849" width="316"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see an illustration of an angel, holding her head with his hand. The box inside the background disappears as the angel stays the same. Then, it changes to outline, the words fading in "DREAM ENTERTAINMENT".Trivia: TBAFX/SFX: The box disappearing, changing into outline, the words fading in.Music/Sounds: A beautiful piano tune or the opening theme of the movieAvailability: Uncommon. Was seen on movies such as 100 Girls, Elvis Took a Bullet, According to Spencer, Girl Fever, Monster Man, 3 Below, and Disaster!.Editor's Note: TBA
Dream Factory Group (China)

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions by(2016-)Logo: On a blue space background, we see the yellow text "DREAM FACTORY" in lowercase letters. Some Chinese text then zooms out onto the bottom of the logo.Variant: On the American release of Rock Dog, the logo is seen to the right, behind the Eracme Pictures and H. Brothers Entertainment logos.FX/SFX: The Chinese text zooming.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Extremely rare. First seen on Rock Dog.Editor's Note: None.
Dream Merchants Enterprise (India)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(2001)Logo: On a black background copies of the blue letters "DM" zoom out spinning and shine in. One copy of them shows those letters sliding from "MD" to their own positions. Blue-glowing shards then appear from both horizontal sides, as a line appears below the "DM" and the shards transform into the spaced out words "DREAM", "MERCHANTS" and "ENTERPRISE", all of them justified to the right. The DM shines.FX/SFX: The zooming out and sliding letters, the letter shards moving in, the logo shining.Music/Sounds: A peaceful piano and string theme, followed by a bell twinkle.Availability: Seen only on Love Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega.Editor's Note: None.
Dream Search Entertainment (South Korea)

Logo description by brodieslogos1st (and only) Logo(2004)Nickname: "The Rainbow"Logo: On A sky background, we see text that says "DREAM". We then see a rainbow going to the top left then more text saying "S E A R C H" in the middle appearing and going into the text gaps. More text saying Entertainment appears.FX/SFX: The animation is choppy.Music/Sounds: A deep note, followed by a whoosh sound when the rainbow appears, ending with a synth fanfareAvailability: Common in South Korea.Editor's Note: None.
Dream Time Entertainment (Spain)

(Late 1980's-Early 1990's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/51985a62eb7a948e0dfbfd072e111131eeb7204c" width="338"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see an orange and red atom (with 3 black neutrons moving around it) that appears from the right side of the screen and is moving to the left side. There, it stops moving and turns red, but continues spinning.After we see from the right side of the background black 3D text with a golden rear, whose letters are spinning (the latter text would fade in after the former):DREAM TIMEENTERTAINMENT S.A.-When the first text stops next to the atom, it stops spinning.Suddenly, we see a 3D "Presenta" (with a golden rear) appearing as if it is jumping below the screen. The text poses below the 2 previous texts.-FX/SFX: It's a CGI logo.Music/Sounds: An orchestra of drums, trumpets and a violin led by trombones.Availability: Rare. Found on Spanish VHS tapes of some Hanna-Barbera films,Astérix and Obélix films, and some Japanese films like Happy, the Littlest Bunny.Editor's Note: None.
Dreamchaser Productions

Logo descriptions by yctheguardie, brainthesoftboiBackground: Dreamchaser is a production company founded by Ned O'Hanlon in 1990.1st logo(January 2, 2001-November 5, 2002)Logo:This animated logo begins with a machine coming down from the left side of the screen and going across to spell the word dreamchaser. With each letter placed there is a flash of light coming from the machine. After the letter r is placed, the machine exits the screen to the right.FX/SFX:The machine dropping down and moving across the screen to spell the word, the light coming from the machine.Music/Sounds:Various factory sounds including a train whistle, film reel(?), and machinery noises.Music/Sounds Variants: On The Cranberries: Beneath the Skin Live in Paris, the sounds are high-pitched.Availability: Uncommon. This was only seen on The Cranberries: Beneath the Skin Live in Paris, andU2: Elevation 2001 Live from Boston. This also appeared on U2: The Best of 1990-2000.Editor's Note:None.2nd Logo(November 13, 2000)Logo: On a grayish screen, we see a gray lowercase D, with a grayC (resembling a copyright symbol) next to it. Under them is a red line. Below the logo, is text that reads" A DREAMCHASER PRODUCTION FOR DEFINITELY MAYBE TOURING LTD."FX/SFX: None?Music/Sounds: None.Availability: It was only seen on Oasis: Familiar to Millions.Editor's Note:None.