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SCI Entertainment Group

1st Logo(1989-1993)Nickname:"Storm Profile"Logo: There is a red box bearing STORM word above and SALES CURVE below. Between them, there is a white circle drawn over the blue box. Inside the circle we can see the face made from horizontal lines. The line on eye level has another color (gray or red).FX/SFX: Very simple animation of drawing lines.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Common on games before 1993.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1994-2000) Nickname:"Rotating SCI"Logo: Letters of SCI fly inside one after one, then make their usual position. Their surface reflect clouds.FX/SFX: Moving letters.Music/Sounds: Several variants, there can be loud pointless noise, helicopter sound and something else.Availability: Seen on Carmageddon, Spellcross, and Live Wire.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2000)Nickname: "Thunderstone" Logo: The SCI letters are revealed from close view, rotate and take usual position. Their borders are made from live yellow substance. After complete, the letters become blue and background turns white.FX/SFX: Moving letters.Music/Sounds: Harsh thunder sounds.Availability: Seen on Mille Miglia for PS.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(2000-2003)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="165" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/33dfb01ffc74778adbbd8115d7b6e3e346bb7cdd" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="200" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname:"Super Rotating SCI"Logo: The familiar, 3D blue, reflecting letters of SCI slowly rotate around in the close view. Then they lose their 3D look and dot above i becomes a crescent.Variant: The logo was still with a black BG on Conflict: Desert Storm.FX/SFX: Moving letters with their reflections.Music/Sounds: Hard rock note, followed by a four-section rock note.Availability: Scarce; found on The Italian Job and Gumball 3000.Editor's Note: None.5th Logo(2003-2005)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="178" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/ae30467fb6a91a542b7b151648c18f83d5cabe95" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="213" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname:"Crystal Labyrinth"Logo: We move among the curved crystal walls and release out of them. Then the construction swirls and blasts the screen. There are letters "SCi" in 3D, made of silver, same style as the previous logo. Below, there are the same material word "GAMES".FX/SFX: Animation of letters.Music/Sounds: Ascending note followed by a bang blast.Availability: Common on Richard Burns Rally, The Great Escape, and Conflict: Desert Storm II.Editor's Note: None.
SC Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Logophile and BudTheChud1989Logo captures by LogophileVideo captures courtesy of czar7474 and Movie-Related LogosBackground: Started by filmmakers Nicolas Stiliadis and Syd Cappe. The entire SC Entertainment catalog is now in the hands of the Canadian company CinemaVault Releasing, which was started by Nicolas Stiliadis.SC Entertainment1st Logo(1987-1997)<iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/76618cd2945aac721cc0f70ac1caa071f6e5547f" width="297"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a blue circle with an "S" on the upper-left and a "C" on the lower right rises up and heads towards the screen, leaving residue trails, and rests in the middle and the trail freezes. The words "SC Entertainment Corporation" in white fade in below.FX/SFX: The circle rising, and the fade in of the company name.Music/Sounds: A synthesized theme that sounds like something out of 1980s news programs. Sounds similar to the second Vestron Video logo's music.Availability: Near extinction. Can be found on Blood Relations, Hostile Takeover, Into the Fire, Murder One (1988), and Friends, Lovers and Lunatics, among others. On the DVDs of Blood Relations and Into the Fire, it is plastered over by the CinemaVault logo. It may be seen on foreign prints of Pump Up the Volume.Editor's Note: None._______________________________________________________________Cinemavault1st Logo(2000s-2011)<iframe frameborder="0" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/8395385ffd27ddff08258b26148cdf10dd55084f" width="294"></iframe>Logo: On a space background with stars, the CinemaVault logo zooms out quick. The logo is a pallette with purple space background with stars on top and a blue in middle and the starry space on bottom. The words:CINEMAVAULT.comare inside it. "CINEMA" is on the top space, "VAULT" is in the blue and ".COM" is in the bottom space thing. A red planet is next to ".COM".FX/SFX: The logo zooming out.Music/Sounds: A piano theme that sounds like the United Artists "Turning UA" logo followed by a "swoosh" sound effect.Availability: This is quite a simple find actually. Just look for a DVD with the CinemaVault logo on the cover. Appears on DVDs of This Filthy World, The Big Slice, Graveyard Shift (1987) (Released on DVD as Central Park Drifter), Red Blooded American Girl, Blood Relations, The Pink Chiquitas, The Dark Side (1987), Outcast (1990) (on the British DVD), Still Life, A Fool and His Money, Dixie Lanes, Into the Fire, Caribe, Murder One (1988), and Psycho Beach Party, among others. This plasters over the SC Entertainment logo (and removes all references to SC Entertainment) on films such as Blood Relations, The Big Slice, The Pink Chiquitas, Dixie Lanes, Murder One, Still Life, Red Blooded American Girl, Into the Fire and Caribe.Editor's Note: None.
SD Arts International (India)

Logo descriptions by TheEye12 1st logo(1979) NOTE: We recommend not watching the logo if you are prone to epilepsy, as it contains extremely quick flashing. Also, turn down your volume, as this logo is loud.Logo: We see some thunder and lightning flashing on a blood-red cloudy background. After a while, we see anorangeHindu symbol/icon zooming in.Trivia: The Hindu symbol used in the logo is the "<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Om" target="_self">Om</a>" symbol, which is made up of three symbols"A, U, and M" and represent "the heavens, the Earth, and the Underworld".FX/SFX: The thunder, the zooming in, and the red-tint.Music/Sounds: Just some thunder sounds.Availability: Can be seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia3mtVxd8jc" target="_self">Bhayanak</a>.Editor's Note: The loud thunder, flashing, blood-red atmosphere and the dark mood can scare many, despite its short length. However, it is fitting since it comes before a horror film.
SECMEI (Spain)

(1908)Logo: We see a giant black circle, which features "S.E.C.M.E.I." upside, and "BARCELONA" downside, with little circles on the left and right, with a hydra picture inside the circle.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: NoneAvailability: Only available in [en tranvía] (1908).Editor's Note: None.
SEK Ost

Descriptions and logo captures by EnormousRatBackground: SEK is an abbreviation for "Spieleentwicklungskombinat". It was a German developer, with the 30 percent holding by Sunflowers. After the release of ParaWorld, the financial loss hit the company and made it dissolve in 2007.1st Logo(2001)Nickname: "Gear Working"Logo: Among working gears, the logo plate (with a worker holding his arm up with a hammer) with "SEK" carved below descends on two steel chains. It appears turned but then corrects to the normal position and shines.FX/SFX: Moving gear and descending shield.Music/Sounds: Gear working and chain lowering sounds followed by a firecracker.Availability: Seen on Diggles: The Myth of Fenris.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2006)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="203" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/0a84fe5f6f82580de60d9cdff175c13ad13ef250" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Stop working and fight for Communism!"Logo: In a dark environment, the worker hits the iron plate twice with his hammer, then he rises his arm with the hammer and the picture gets outlined with a red background. The worker's silhouette is surrounded by a yellow aura. The letters "SEK" are seen below in the frame.Variant: Early localizations of ParaWorld has the logo still with ragged outline.FX/SFX: All the animation in the logo.Music/Sounds: Two sounds of hitting metal with a short four-staged synth.Availability: Seen on ParaWorld.Editor's Note: None.
SEPP International S.A. (France)

1st Logo(1980s)Logo: On a bright blue background, the green text "DISTRIBUTION" is seen on the top half of the screen. On the bottom half, the text "Sepp" is seen below in a futuristic font. The "ep" are connected together and its also in green.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extinct. Seen probably on Benelux prints of DIC and Hanna-Barbera shows. It was spotted on a filmed copy of Kid Video.Editor's Note: None.
SF Film Finland (Finland)

Logo descriptions and photos by LogentVideo captures courtesy of Nauhoitevideot/Pyscowicz, FinnTapesBackground: SF Film Finland Oy is a Finnish subsidiary distribution company owned by Svensk Filmindustri. Founded on 2000, the company did operate under its the original name FS Film Oy prior its name change in 2013. It has become one of major lead film distribution companies on both theatrical and home video markets of Finland, as they own distribution rights to film properties of major film studios such as Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox.1st logo(2000-200?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/37ff170778537968cbdf811ab870738363468202" width="304"></iframe>Logo: On a light background, we see "FS FILM OY" with outlined versions of 20th Century Fox and Svensk Filmindustri logos on both sides of the text. Below it, we can also see smaller and stacked "Video, DVD- ja elokuvavinkit" and "www.fs-film.fi". The whole entity approaches slowly, while shadows begin to appear behind logos and text, as they also change their color from lighter to darker brown.Variant: Different variant with scrolling warning text has the text and logos being pushed further to the background. After the warning text has rolled up, the whole entity moves back closer for a better view.FX/SFX: Shadows of logos and text fading in.Music/Sounds: Long synth sound, that is soon followed by high-pinched chime. The warning text variant has film monitor sound heard in the background.Availability: Unknown.Editors Note: None
SIE Films (Spain)

Logo descriptions bynaxo-oléLogo captures bynaxo-oléBackground: SIE Films ("Sindicat de la Industria de l'Espectacle Films" in Catalan or "Sindicato de la Industria del Espectáculo Films" in Spanish) was a Spanish film producer based in Barcelona (Catalonia) during the Spanish Civil War. In Catalonia, the anarchist trade union CNT-FAI made a great collectivization of services, among them was the cinema. The SIE made some documentaries and propaganda for the CNT-FAI diffused on republican held territories.(1936-1939)<iframe frameborder="0" height="172" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/468545b8c51cb60932ceb3969a034253246c72ba" width="305"></iframe>Logo: We see a siderurgic industry, where some workers with hammers hitting an iron hot bar. They hit the bar several times while "S.I.E. Films" appears piece-by-piece (in time with the hits). The word "Presenta" appears below while "S.I.E. Films" is shinning.FX/SFX: The stars forming the text, and the text shinning.Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare made by an orchestra. But in ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!! the music is the opening of the movie's theme.Variant: There's a variant in ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!! where the text of the logo is "C.N.T. F.A.I." in time of "S.I.E. Films".Availability: In some films like ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!, Aurora de esperanza, El cerco de Huesca, Teruel ha caído or La conquista de Carrascal de Chimillas. All of them can be watched on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.
SIP Animation

Logo description and capture by TheMisterFreeVideo capture courtesy of EnormousRatBackground: SIP Animation was established in 1977 by Haim Saban and Jacqueline Tordjman initially as "Saban International Paris" (hence its initials), a television production company, that later in 1980, it moved into the field of animation with the formation of its American subsidiary "Saban Records" (later "Saban Entertainment"). At first, it just provided music for cartoons (it used a unique strategy whereby the animation company got to use the music for free, but Saban had the publishing rights, so could collect broadcast royalties from TV stations via collection agencies), but eventually started producing its own animation. It produced many of Saban's animated series that had the prefix "Saban's" in front of them. Following the sale of Saban Entertainment and Fox Family Worldwide to Disney in 2001, it was renamed to its then-new name in 2002 and produced shows for Jetix Europe. It was shut down in 2009.(2002-2009)Nickname: "The Swirl"Logo: On a white background, a blue, crudely drawn circle zooms out and spins, and large yellow and small black letters in a jumble spin out as the circle shrinks. It becomes the word "SIP Animation", with "SIP" written in large yellow letters, also crudely written, and animation, in small, equally crude, dark blue lettering below, and the "I" is dotted by the blue circle.Early Variant: In this variant, the logo spins faster, and is seen much smaller. The animation text then spins letter by letter.Later Still Variant: The logo is seen inside a rotated yellow box on a grayish white background over a plain white background.FX/SFX: The swirling.Music/Sounds:Normally, various "squeaky" laughing sounds are heard.On most shows however the end theme plays.Music/Sounds Variant: On Teletoon airings of What's with Andy?season 2 and The Tofus, the"squeaky" laughing sounds are played much faster.Availability: Rare in Europe, extremely rare in North America. None of SIP's shows air on TV anymore and most of them have never aired in the United States. The early variant is seen on the second season of What's With Andy? and the first 2 episodes of The Tofus. The main logo was seen on The Tofus, W.I.T.C.H., A.T.O.M. - Alpha Teens on Machines (which preserves the logo on Amazon Prime prints) and Combo Ninos as well as 4 TV pilots produced by SIP - The Jokers, Ko Bushi, Wesh Wesh Express and Astaquana. The print variant is seen in the credits for Combo Ninos and a short film titled Inukshuk, as well as at the beginning of Wesh Wesh Express. Gadget and the Gadgetinis was also produced by the company, but didn't use this logo, just an in-credit notice.Editor's Note:Even though the crudeness looks cheap, the colors used makes the logo bright and nice.
SISU Home Entertainment

Logo descriptions by RarityLand and MylesMoss1996Background: SISU Home Entertainment is a children's video distributor that distributed Hebrew shows, most notably Shalom Sesame (a.k.a. The Hebrew Sesame Street). It closed somewhere in the Mid 2000s.(1990's?-Mid 2000s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/42e4c08ee9130fa352e276d934069d7295f80308" width="364"></iframe>Nickname(s): The Golden Disc DonutLogo: On a outer blue space background, we see some stars flying past by. Then a golden disc appears from the top right, flipping, then places in the center as it stops flipping. It zooms in, then the words appear letter-by-letter "SISU" as two letters S flipping. Then the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" appears, zooms out and places underneath "SISU". The white word of the website appears "www.sisuent.com", letter-by-letter. The words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" shine to the right.FX/SFX: CGI.Music/Sounds: An ambient synth fanfare, apparently having some background hissing.Availability: Can be seen on the Shalom Sesame DVD Volumes. Probably on other releases as well.Editor's Note: None.
SKA Films (UK)

(1997-2003)Nicknames: "The Mark"Logo: On a black background, a red mark flashes in. Then, a line fades in along with the letters "S","K", and an "A", with the red mark through the middle line in that letter. After that, the word "FILMS" fades in below the line. The letters all glow throughout the logo.FX/SFX: The mark flashing, the words fading in.Music/Sounds: A "whoosh" sound that sounds like a sword when the red mark flashes, then changes into a guitar solo with drums later on.Music/Sounds Variant: On the pan-and-scan transfer found on the 1999Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels DVD, only the "whoosh" is heard, with the music playing over the Summit Entertainment credit.Availability: Seen on Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels andSnatch.Editor's Note: Note.
SLM Productions

Logo capture by Logophile(March 30, 1984-August 15, 1986)Logo: On a blue background is a white marque sign with lights that has "SLM". Below is "presents".Variant: This was also used as an in-credit logo at the end of films.Music/Sounds: None for the regular logo. The credit logos have the closing soundtrack to the movie.Availability: Only seen on some 1980's Fox films such as The Fly (1986 remake), Enemy Mine, Commando, Big Trouble in Little China, and Aliens.Editor's Note: None.
SLR Productions (Australia)

Logo descriptions by Grig20071st logo(2006-)Logo: On the white background, we see the dog that have green circle with "S" in his mouth. Other circles (with "L" and "R" and "PRODUCTIONS" text) is seen. The dog taking circle out of his mouth, making it read like this:SLRPRODUCTIONSDog barks once.FX/SFX: The animation.Music/Sounds: None/closing theme to the show, or rather boing and dog barking/just dog barking (playing over the closing theme sometimes).Availablity: Common. Seen on Guess How Much I Love You. In-credit version was seen on Gasp!. Also seen on Captain Flinn And The Pirate Dinosaurs.Scare Factor: None. Dog is so cute.2nd logo(2008-)Logo: We see 2 hands playing on drum-like thing. Then, hands transforms into "SLR" in same colors and font as before with "PRODUCTIONS" (also in same font) below.FX/SFX: See above.Music/Sounds: Bongo/synth theme.Availablity: Seen on SLR showreel and I Got a Rocket!Scare Factor: See above.
SLS Productions (India)

Logo descriptions and captures by naxo-olé(1987)Logo: On a brown wall, there are two portraits of a man and a woman. Both portraits have some rows of red flowers and a row of white and purple flowers around them. Below the portraits there are two half coconuts (in the middle of them, there are some yellow flowers), some white and purple petals and some orange flowers, all that over a table with a purple blanket.Then, the camera appears in front of a statue of a fat god (similar to Dwarakish Chitra's 3rd Logo) inside a black block, with similar rows of flowers from the previous portraits, and the same petals, the two half coconuts and flowers below all of them over a table with a purple blanket. After, there's a poster of another god. On the table below it there are petals, some flowers, two half coconuts and some rows of red flowers.Following that, we see a big portrait (above a table) of a man dressed in white, who is wearing sunglasses and a white cap. At the right of the portrait there's a little girl in red clothes (with some white flowers with lace) and holding some books, speaking about the dead person. Finally, we see a big yellow "S L S", over a white pedestal, where "PRODUCTIONS" is in red. The pedestal is over a table with petals and flowers.Trivia: The man on the last portrait is MGR, a famous Indian actor, producer (he was the founder of Emgeeyaar Pictures Ltd) and the former Prime Minister of Tamil Nadu, from 1977 to 1987. The sunglasses, the cap and the white clothing were the way what MGR always appeared in public. The logo is from 1987, so it's obvious than the logo was shot after MGR's death.FX/SFX: It's all live action.Music/Sounds: The melody of a tampura with two notes of a lyra when we see the first two portraits and the statue of the fat God, with some strums of an harp when we see the poster of the other God. The logo is silent, only the girl speaking, when we see the portrait of MGR. Finally, when we see the logo of the company, a playable melody with a synth and some electric instruments is heard.Availability: Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sypFebUNlMg" target="_self">Krishnan Vanthan</a>.Editor's Note: None.
SND Distribution (Italy)

Logo description by Wellmart3Logo capture by Eric S.Video capture courtesy of LogicSmash(1970s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="247" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/3ffb0b7a3aa81712bbd571e1788da1890c167ec8" width="438"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a weirdly-designed "SND" draw. After that, the word "DISTRIBUTION" zooms out on the bottom.FX/SFX: The drawing, the text zooming out.Music/Sounds: An ascending chime tune.Availability: It can be seen on Starcrash.Editor's Note: None.
SNK (Japan)

Background: SNK Playmore (or just simply SNK, their former name) is a Japanese video game company best known for creating the Neo Geo console during the 90s, and made successful franchises such as Fatal Fury, Metal Slug, and The King of Fighters. In the late 1990s, the Neo Geo saw a decline in popularity due to the hardware being obsolete compared to the Playstation, Saturn, Nintendo 64, and the upcoming Dreamcast. They created a new company called SNK Playmore (their current name) in 2001 from another company called Playmore after the original company crashed due to financial issues. In the 2000s they worked with Capcom on several crossover games. A decade later, SNK Playmore would return to it's original name SNK in 2016 for new game releases, starting from their next-generation ports of The King of Fighters 2000 and Garou: Mark of the Wolves.SNK1st Logo(1988-2001, 2016-) Logo: On a black or white background, or superimposed on the opening credits/scene of the game, we see the bold text "SNK".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen on all SNK games of the era (especially those on Neo Geo). The logo would appear on new releases by the company, as part of the new branding.Editor's Note: None.Playmore(2002-2004)Logo: We see the green text "PLAYMORE" in a retro-futuristic font, with a lined globe being the "O" of the wordmark.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the game.Availability: Seen on all Playmore games.Editor's Note: None.SNK Playmore(December 12, 2003-2016) Logo: We see both the SNK and Playmore logos, but the Playmore wordmark is white and seen on a green rectangle.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the game.Availability: No longer current. Can be seen on all SNK Playmore releases.Editor's Note: None.