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Crawford Productions (Australia)

Logo descriptions by ThisisanswerLogo captures by edunk5 and TrickyMario7654Background: Crawford Productions was founded in 1945 by siblings Hector and Dorothy Crawford as a producer of drama, light entertainment and educational programs for radio. The company did not adopt a logo until 1985. In the same year, it was sold to WIN Corporation. The last program it produced was Guinevere Jones. Today, while the company is still in existence, it currently does not produce television shows, but concentrates on marketing DVD releases of it's popular programs.1st Logo(1976?-1989)Nickname: "cp"Logo: On a light blue background, there is a connected "cp" in the middle of the screen with "A CRAWFORD" to the left of it & "PRODUCTION" to the right. Copyright information is also seen below the logo. Variants:There is an in-credit version where it has "A CRAWFORD PRODUCTION" belowAnother variant has "Crawford Productions, Int." above the logo, while "in association with" is seen below. This variation also lacks the copyright information.FX/SFX: The scrolling of the credits or none.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show or none.Availability: Rare. The earlier version has been spotted on Bluey. The in-credit variant was seen on the first seasons of The Flying Doctors, while the 'In association with' variant can be seen on The Facts of Life Down Under and A Place to Call Home.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1989- )Nickname: "Filmstar"Logo: On a black background, a royal blue bar appears in the middle of the screen zooming out. As the bar zooms out to reveal a triangular edge, yellow dots fly into the bar, making holes, while three more stars (also in royal blue) rotate around the bar. As the stars circle to the front, one of the stars fuses with the bar and the edge retracts to reveal a section of the star stretching out. The star zooms out as "CRAWFORDS" rotates to the middle of the screen and a red line is wiped in on the lower edge of the extended portion of the star. "AUSTRALIA" appears below.Variants: There is an in-credit version with a URL.A still version appeared on Guinevere Jones where it is 2-D and lighter.FX/SFX: The formation of the logo.Music/Sounds: A droning synth with a piano fanfare is heard first. A harp flourish and a trumpet section is then heard with a zap sound. A piano section is them heard at the end. The in-credit and still versions uses the end theme.Availability: Rare. It was seen on Acropolis Now, Newlyweds, and Guinevere Jones. The in-credit version was seen on The Saddle Club.Editor's Note: None.
Crawfords Australia Television/Home Video (Australia)

(1977-2009)Nicknames:Light Red Line,Dark Blue Thing,Dark Grey Star,Dark LettersLogo:We See Dark Blue Thing And Clouds Are On Blue Stars Are Flying,Clouds Are On Blue Star Turns Grey Star On Black Backround,We See Dark Blue Letters (CRAWFORDS) Land On Black Backround,We See SmallWhite Stick Turns Small Red Stick,We See Dark Grey Letters (AUSTRALIA) Replaces On Black Backround,And We See Them Standing Still On Black Backround.Variant:We See Lara Jean Marshall,Keenan MacWilliam,And Sophie Bennet Are In Their Room Is In Their House,And We See 1977 Crawfords Australia Television/Home Video Standing Still On Black BackroundEffects And Sound-Effects:UnknownMusic And Sounds:UnknownAvailability:Only Seen On All Of Crawfords Australia Television Releases (1977-2009) And Unknown Title (Dates Are Known-Less Crawfords Australia Home Video VHS Print)Scare Factor:None
Crawleys Animation (Canada)

Logo description and capture by graaaaagh/RexeljetVideo capture courtesy of Logo Archive(January 2-March 26, 1988)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/41678c5674b40ffbbc2f963ca393a77133a1eb36" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="245" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a dark blue grid against a navy blue gradient background, we see the word "crawleys" all in lower-case Helvetica/Rail Alphabet. beside the text, to our right, is the Crawleys symbol, which looks across between a semi-quaver and an eye. Both the text and the symbol have drop-down shadows. When the logo starts, a yellow star shines in the "pupil" of the eye before disappearing.FX/SFX: The star shining and disappearing.Music/Sounds: The second half of the Atkinson Film-Arts jingle.Availability: Rare. Was originally seen only on S2 episodes of Dennis The Menace (the 1986 series), but sadly is not retained on recent airings of said show. The logo can be found on the UK VHS "Menaced Marriage and 7 other madcap episodes".Editor's Note: The animation is rather cheap, and the logo is off-center. There isn't much in the way of animation, but the music may get to some. Some may also be unnerved by the look of the symbol and the positioning of the whole logo.
Crayola Home Entertainment

Logo descriptions by oneeighthundredLogo captures by oneeighthundredEditions by oneeighthundred and GoAnimateFan199Pro Background: Crayola (formerly known as "Binney and Smith Company") is a subsidiary of Hallmark Cards that sells home, art, and children's craft supplies. Their product line includes crayons, chalk, markers, colored pencils, among others. Their short-lived production division produced children's video content.(1990s-????)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: Silent.Availability: Seen on Crayola Home Entertainment tapes, including The Ugly Duckling.Editor's Note: None.
Crazy Canyon Production Inc.

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: This is Barbara Wallace and Thomas R. Wolfe's production company. (October 11, 2000-January 17, 2001)Logo: There is a canyon with a tree on the top left side of the screen, and a man hitchhiking in the distance on the hill. The words are shown "CRAZY CANYON" and "PRODUCTION INC."FX/SFX: None, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Welcome to New York.Editor's Note: TBA
Crazy Cat Lady Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (March 16, 2018-)Logo: On a light purple background, we see the seven silhouetted various types of cats with the words underneath "Crazy Cat Lady" in Century Gothic font, and "productions" in some sort of typewriter sans font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on On My Block.Editor's Note: None.
Cream TV

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions byBackground: Cream TV was a New Zealand production company, founded by John Harris which dissolved into Greenstone Picturesin 2010.1st Logo(2000-2005)Logo: A white background and orange circles with the words "cream" on it.FX/SFX: The orange circles blurring.Music/Sounds: Theme credits.Availability: Seen on Coastwatch and that kind of fashion show.Editor's Note: TBD.2nd Logo(2005-2010)Logo: The scriptive word Cream on it is shown, made from a hand and some spray.Trivia: The hand is possibly from John Harris.FX/SFX: The hand and the words.Music/Sounds: The hand and the spray.Availability: Seen on Wasted, 50 Years of New Zealand on TV and many othersEditor's Note: TBD.
Create TV

Logo descriptions by SuperMetroLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground: Create is a TV station owned by PBS stations WGBH, WNET, and American Public Television, created in the year of 2006. (2015-)Logo: This logo shows the Create logo, a swirl, then it shows a couple of pictures of a boy pointing to something at the beach, somebody knitting, a boat sailing, a person sawing wood, someone picking a tomato, a person rolling dough, a person painting, a woman walking on the beach, a car going, and a kid blowing bubbles, then the Create logo comes up again.FX/SFX: The showing of the clips and the Create logo.Music/Sounds: An excerpt of "Kitsch Latin," which is sometimes longer than usual.Availability: Seen on the Create TV station on certain antennas.Editor's Note: None.
Creative Capers Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Wondercat20001st Logo(2001-2015)<img align="bottom" alt="Creative Capers Logo" height="160" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/fyKdXgffFGdl4dkefXIjTA27812/GW201H160" title="Creative Capers Logo" width="201"/><img align="bottom" alt="Creative capers Logo (Website variant)" height="162" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/2/WFCOLj4eXCVZQVFLR5ZHxQ10790/GW126H162" title="Creative capers Logo (Website variant)" width="126"/>Logo: On a black background, a film reel is on a globe stand. It rotates, then two lasers rotate around, one vertically and the other horizontally. As this happens, the words[ C R E A T I V E--C A P E R S ]e n t e r t a i n m e n t ,--i n c .light on and off. Then, the horizontal bolt makes "CCE" in the rocket-like shape, while the other one makes a ring. It appears to be a illustration of Saturn with a rocket passing it. All the letters turn on and do not turn off.Variant: On the first season of Sitting Ducks, the logo is seen alongside The Krislin Company and Krislin/Elliott Digital logos.FX/SFX: The letters, the film reel becoming Saturn, the bolts.Music/Sounds: A series of whirring synth noises, on Legends of Metru Nui, the ending theme.Website Variant: At the Creative Capers website, the formed logo is seen, and, while the page loads, "[Creative Capers] entertainment, inc." located above the logo light up while it loads. (pictured above.)Availability: Can be found on their site when you go to the tiki's TV. Also can be found on all 3 Bionicle movies and the first season of Sitting Ducks.Scare Factor: Low to medium with the synth noises.2nd Logo(2015-)
Creative Communication Center

(Dates Unknown)Logo: On a gradiant blue background, three 'C's (one red, one blue and the other one green) flip in. The C's are viewed laying down, then they rotate vertically as suddenly we zoom in through all 3 C's. after the C's dissepear, the same 3 C's appear via a Telepictures roller coaster-esque zoom. "Presents" appears below the 3 C's. The finished logo looks like this:CCC PRESENTSVariant: An in-credit version of the logo exists. It has the print logo at the center (with it's colors), with the company's phone number at the top and the slogan "Quality Entertainment for the Whole Family" at the bottom.FX/SFX: Cool animation! However, "Presents" looks cheesily tacked on.Music/Sounds: A happy 15-note fanfare.Availibility: Seen on family-friendly christian videos and DVDs.Editor's Note: None.
Creative Horizons, Inc.

Logo description and capture by Michael Bass Background: Creative Horizons was the production company of Agnes Nixon, creator of One Life to Live and All My Children. In 1975, One Life to Live and All My Children were sold to ABC, therefore ending Creative Horizons. (July 15, 1968-1975) Logo: In the credits, the following disclaimer scrolls up: a presentation of CREATIVE HORIZONS, INC. FX/SFX: It's a still, in-credit logo.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Extinct. Last seen on 1968-1975 episodes of One Life to Live and All My Children on the now-defunct SoapNet.Editor's Note: None.
Creative Indigo Productions (Indonesia)

Background: Indigo Productions is an Indonesian TV company best known producing reality TV shows, the famous ones are Silet and Hot Shot.1st logo(2001-2015)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/cf2f10559a02d1145074deb6e4c0d9792044445b" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="250" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Male Type N Connector", "Type N Connector of Indonesia", "The Hardware City"Logo: We zoom through the 50 ohm male Type N connector on the black background and travel down the glowing tube in the hyperspace fashion (which is similar to the Intel Inside logo at the end of Intel 486 commercials from 1990's, but with violent camera movements), and into the city in what appears to be the futuristic setting at dusk, with the blank billboard made out of what appears to be the rusty metal and searchlights scanning the billboard and the sky at the same time and the blimp moving in the background, the word "indigo" in the crude outlined font and the unfinished tv-tube shape appear by drawing, and moving out of the billboard, then words "creative" and "production" in the FF Blur Pro/OT Light font fade in above and below, respectively.FX/SFX: The zooming, the searchlights, the drawing, and the blimps. Decent CGI for this time.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show or TV movie or the sound effects (whoosh, blimp) based on the logo.Availability: Seen on many soap operas and reality shows such as Silet.Editor’s Note: The typeface does look weird.2nd Logo(2010 - )Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBACheesy Factor: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Only appears in <a class="external" href="http://creativeindigo.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the old website</a>.Editor’s Note: TBA3rd Logo(2015- )Nickname: "The Glass of Indonesia"Logo: On a black background, we see rings of round glass rectangles surrounded by multicolored lights, then we fade to another shot of rings, then to yet another shot, and finally a close-up of same rings of glass rectangles, and the text "indigo" with smaller "productions" under it slides in.Variant: A common short variant exists.FX/SFX: Shots of a ring of glass rectangles, the sparkling, the forming of the logo. Awesome animation, but the animationlooks much like the 2011 StudioCanal logo.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Brand new. First seen on October 2015 episodes of Hot Shot, and will be seen on future shows released by the company.Editor’s Note: The animation resembles a bit too much like StudioCanal.
Creative Wonders

Background: Creative Wonders started out in 1994 as a division of Electronic Arts to develop and publish children's games. In 1995, half of Creative Wonders was purchased by ABC (but EA still owned the other half) to create the ABC World Reference Series, a series of encyclopedias and atlases. In 1998, Creative Wonders was purchased by The Learning Company, and in 1999 it was completely dissolved.(1994-1999)Nickname: "Creative Wonders in the Sky" Logo: On a sky background with clouds, we see the ABC logo appear and slide from the left side of the screen, a vertical line appear and slide from the bottom of the screen, and text reading "ELECTRONIC ARTS" appear and slide from the right screen all at once. They then stop so the ABC logo and ELECTRONIC ARTS text are separated by the line. Then we see the words "CREATIVE WONDERS" (with "CREATIVE" on top of "WONDERS") in a purple Times New Roman font (with the "R" in "WONDERS" modified) appear via a wipe effect from the bottom left to the top right. A 2D yellow shooting star appears with purple sparks via a left-to-right wipe effect.Variant: Most releases by the company has the logo still. Starting in 1998 until the company closed, the ABC logo and the "ELECTRONIC ARTS" text was dropped.FX/SFX: The animation of the text, the line, the ABC logo, and the wipe effects.Music/Sounds: A 4-note chime twinkle that loops accompanied with a brief French horn sounder as the ABC, line, and "ELECTRONIC ARTS" text appear. When the text and shooting star appear, a rising 7-note synth piano, strings and choir fanfare plays, with the sound of fireworks playing as the 7th note is held for a few seconds. On the still version, the opening theme of the game is played or is silent.Availability: Rare; seen on games made by Creative Wonders, such as several Sesame Street CD-ROM games, Schoolhouse Rock: Grammar Rock and Little Bear games. The animated version appears on previews of upcoming games from the company at the time and select Schoolhouse Rock games such as Schoolhouse Rock: America Rock.Strangely, on Sesame Street Presents: Let's Make a Word!, this logo is not shown at all, it just goes straight to the copyright screen and the intro of the game (despite being a release from Creative Wonders).Editor's Note: TBA
Creature Features Productions

Background: Creature Features, LLC was a short-lived, now defunct production company who specialized in independent television horror films. They've released five films in it's two-year lifespan. 1st Logo(October 7, 2001-April 3, 2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/7fefb97124f2ef05408b53c6588a8700560d5925" width="407"></iframe>Nicknames: "Creepy Basement", "Creepy Scientist". Logo: We see an bunch of film reels stocked in a poor lit basement with rats crawling all over them. Then the camera moves out to the left, showing more of the basement with chains and spiderwebs everywhere, then the camera zooms into a scientist shoulder who turns and laughs eerily to the spectator, them it zooms in even further to a screen with the logo, consisting on a triangle with a zombie-like hand coming out of it with the words. C R E A T U R E F e a t u r e s FX/SFX: Poor CGI for the time.Music/Sounds: An eerie theme in tune with some cheesy clarinet and organ arrangement followed by sounds of blowing wind, thunder cracks and sounds of moving chains. Finally, the scientist's laughter. Availability: Very rare, it was only seen on the five movies the company made. Most of them are usually cut or plastered. It has been reported in some late-night reairings of it's movies on the Latin American HBO channel, and well as some Chilean television airings. The DVD however, leaves this logo uncut. Editor's Note: The whole logo is intended to bescary, but it'scheesiness kind of ruins it.
Crescent Entertainment

(May 12, 1991-September 16, 2007)Logo: On a black background, a rectangular box is seen, containing mountains with light blue snow and a evening sky. The sky eventually fades to a clear night sky, darkening the mountains and causing stars to appear. A large crescent moon also appears in the middle of the screen. Below, "Crescent" in a custom sharp font fades in below and glows blue. The glow on the moon grows as stars start to blink.Variants:The logo may be a bit shorter.A earlier version exists on Lightning Force and Beauty's Revenge, as well as early shows and TV movies by them. Here, the details are far more simple, the "Crescent" text is in a more standard font, and "E N T E R T A I N M E N T L T D." is seen below. The logo is also still.FX/SFX: The sky changing to night, and the crescent appearing. None for the early version.Music/Sounds: A bubbling of a night bird is heard against the sound of crickets. The early version has an 8-note saxophone theme.Availability: Appeared on The Crow and NightMan, among other TV series.Editor's Note: None.
Crest Animation

Logo descriptions by EnormousRat, edunk5, and Pip2010Background: Crest is an animation studio that was started as Rich Animation Studios in Burbank, California and was owned by the Nest Family. The studio was founded by Richard Rich, who previously worked at Disney and its first and most famous film was The Swan Princess. Due to heavy box office losses, the company was sold in 2000 to Indian company Crest Communications Ltd. to form RichCrest Animation. In February 2007, it was renamed Crest Animation.RichCrest Animation(2001-2003)Logo: On a black background, "RichCrest" appears in goldenrod. Below is "ANIMATION" in the same color. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Appeared on Kids' Ten Commandments.Editor's Note: None._______________________________________________________________ Crest Communications(September 7, 2003-January 23, 2007)Logo: On a black background, a rectangle depicting grainy black and white footage (as if it was filmed on a vintage camera) shows a rectangle with "CREST" underneath and two irregular shapes below turning anti-clockwise to face the front while being formed. Once it is formed, the logo shows a swoosh resembling a C. "COMMUNICATION LIMITED" fades in below, being laid flat. FX/SFX: The formation and byline.Variant: On some shows, the logo is shown via split screen with other production logos.Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks and Pet Alien. Editor's Note: None._______________________________________________________________ Crest Animation(September 17, 2010-March 28, 2015)Logo: On a black background, a blue streak of light swirls around the screen and makes a C-like figure going up beyond the screen. The name appears, slowly zooming in:C R E S TA N i M A T i O NVariants: What happens next depends on the movie:Alpha and Omega: Paddy flies over and lays on his back inside the C-like figure. Then he folds his wings, looks at us, and winks.The Little Engine That Could: A sock monkey puppet jumps onto the C in "CREST" and slips off, falling inside the C-like figure. Then it winks.The Swan Princess Christmas: TBAAlpha and Omega 2: A Howl-iday Adventure/Alpha and Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave/Alpha and Omega: Family Vacation: Stinky and Claudette run on top of the text and jump onto the C-like figure and slide up. Runt stops and shakes his head.The Swan Princess: A Royal Family Tale: TBAAlpha and Omega 3: The Great Wolf Games: Runt is now on top of the text, while Brent and Agnes are on the bottom. Runt jumps onto the C-like figure and slides up, but suddenly lands on Agnes' quills.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie, accompanied by various sound effects depending on the variant.Availability: Seen on The Little Engine That Could, The Swan Princess Christmas, The Swan Princess: A Royal Family Tale, and the first five Alpha and Omega movies.Editor's Note: None.
Criterion Eclipse

Background: Criterion Eclipse is a division of the Criterion Collection that was created to release low-cost, affordable, high-quality DVDs of films that are rare and hard to find. Supposedly, it was also created as a label to release cult films for Criterion.﻿ The brand debuted on March 27, 2007.(2007-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3ea51f874213003f5cc43e728b98b0453db1cfe8" width="329"></iframe>Logo: Same as the 2007 Criterion logo, but the text now reads "ECLIPSE" and the sections now form a lowercase "e", which has a section slightly cut off.FX/SFX: Same as the 2007 Criterion logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on all their releases since the brand launched.Editor's Note: None.
Criterion Pictures Corp. Ltd. (Canada)

Background: Criterion Pictures Corp. Ltd. was an Canadian 16mm movie distributor founded back in 1966 by Jack F. Murphy and based in Montreal, Canada. It has no relation to The Criterion Collection. (1974?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="238" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/afcadee8955305c700c81329adc5cf6ab010b8d5" width="419"></iframe>The logo can be seen at 0:22.Nicknames: "The Filmreels", "PBS & Genesis' Older Brother"Logo: On a dark blue background (possibly black due to the scratches), two white filmreels from the left to the right roll to the center of the screen. The filmreels then continue to move, forming a pink rectangle, with a grouped celeste/pink outline. Inside the rectangle is the text:distributed byCRITERION PICTURES CORP, LTD.montrealThe filmreels than move away, leaving us the logo for a few seconds.FX/SFX: 2D animation of the filmreels.Music/Sounds: A creepy warbling Moog synthesizer that keeps changing it's pitch, not too dissimilar to the 1970s Public Broadcasting Service and Children's Television Workshop logos.Availability: Very rare. Possibly on a few films that this company had distributed, although the only known release from the company was from the British comedy film Man About The House.Editor's Note: None.
Criterion Television Classics

(1990s)Logo: On a blue background, we see a light blue oval with a feathered perimeter. Inside, the text "CRITERION" (in a bold blue font) and "TELEVISION CLASSICS" (in a white, italicized serif font) is seen. There is a drop shadow on the text.FX/SFX: The fade-in.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extremely rare, as it had a limited use as seen on volumes of B&W TV shows on the LaserDisc format.Editor's Note: None.