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Cabin Fever Entertainment

Logo description by mr3uriousEditions by thehugetvfanVideo capture courtesy of DudeThatLogoBackground: Formed in 1987, Cabin Fever Entertainment was a subsidiary of UST Inc., parent of the U.S. Tobacco Company. In 1998, UST sold Cabin Fever to Hallmark Cards and was folded into Hallmark Home Entertainment.(1989-1998)<iframe frameborder="0" height="228" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/80df095294b78bbe9129929b59c18e2ec01491e5" width="408"></iframe>Logo: Against a black background, some chunks of wood fly out and form a red cabin with a very thick white outline with some smoke coming out of the chimney on the right. Then, a red rectangle swoops in from the right and settles below the cabin. "CABIN FEVER" rises up from the line, and "ENTERTAINMENT INC.", spaced to fit the width of byline, fades in below.Variants:The logo was later reanimated. One notable difference is that the red shape at the center of the cabin appears initially appears as a three-dimensional block. Originally, the shape was flat and initially appeared as a red line which then flips over.A still version also exists.Sometimes, "Distributed by" is seen above the logo.On early releases from the company, this logo was preceded by the definition for "cabin fever".FX/SFX: The wood and morphing effect.Music/Sounds: A country-style guitar and harmonica tune.Availability: Can be seen on the Our Gang/Little Rascals and Lonesome Dove video releases between 1990 and 1995 as well as others. The still version appeared on Buffalo Girls.Editor's Note: None.
Cable Communications (UK)

(April-December 1983)<iframe frameborder="0" height="229" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/40de35667f54ebf4b51970872d102e627273906e" width="405"></iframe>Logo: On a blue background, we see the white square that has the word "CABLE" in Eurostile Bold with blue, red, and yellow lines underneath, flippingin slowly untilit touches the screen. The word appears "COMMUNICATIONS." The shine transitions to the white screen.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The flipping, and the transition.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on pre-cert releases of The Adventures of Choppy and the Princess Parts 4, 5, and 6, Cry of the Wild, The Devil at Your Heels, Every Girl Should Have One, Final Cut, Massacre at Grand Canyon, One Man, Rebel Warriors, Steigler Steigler, and The Trygon Factor.Editor's Note: None.
Caesar's Video

Logo descriptions byTeamLogoLogo captures by TeamLogoBackground: Caesar's Video was a pornographic video distributor. It is currently unknown when the company was formed, but the company started producing stuff in 1984. They were headquartered in Anahiem, California.(1980s)Logo: We see the roof of La Plata with the flooring with the silhouette with a yellow wheat sort of and the Greek-like font reads "CAESAR'S VIDEO".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on adult programs distributed by them.Editor's Note: None.
Cake Entertainment (UK)

Logo descriptions by MuffinMan7395Background: Founded in 2002, and acquired by Zinkia Entertainment in 2011. It then bought itself back in 2014 and acquired Animation Collective in 2018.1st Logo(2002-June 3, 2012)Logo: On a pink background, we see what seems to be a vanilla/chocolate cake with rolls and a cherry on top and chocolate stripes around the cake and what appears to be peanut butter and chocolate below around it. Above the cake are the words "CAKE" in white.Variants:On shows distributed by the company the word "distribution" appears below "CAKE".Sometimes "entertainment" appears below.This also takes place in a square on either a black background or white with a light-blue scribble with the logo hanging from a nail.It also appears as an in-credit logo.Sometimes the square is extended making it zoomed out a little.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: The ending theme of the show or none.Availability: Can be seen on shows such as Dead Gorgeous, the first four seasons of Total Drama, Skunk Fu, and Stoked.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(2011?-)TBA
Cal Vista International

Logo descriptions by YukabaceraEdited by Eric S.Logo captures by Yukabacera and naxo-oléBackground: Cal Vista International was an American adult film production and distribution company from California.1st logo(Late 1970's-Early 1980's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/76050cc7b1d4c33a0bf69bac0345931c99eab028" width="402"></iframe>Nickname: "The Constellation", "Renaissance Art"Logo: The logo opens with shot of flowers in some grass on a brown and blue background dancing altogether. After a couple of seconds, it zooms out to show the whole scene with a grassy floor, a rock, and several more flowers. A blonde naked woman wearing only a transparent cloak walks in from the left side of the screen, carrying a 35mm movie camera over her left shoulder and looking through the viewfinder. She stops at the right side of the screen and turns toward the viewer. A small dog emerges from the camera's lens and jumps onto the rock. A butterfly emerges from the grass, flying over the dog and off the screen to the right. The camera zooms into the dog as it barks twice. As the camera zooms out, the dog barks three more times. The words "CAL", "VISTA" and "INTERNATIONAL", in a font similar to Baker Signet, appear on the screen after every bark. The scene then fades out, but the words remain on a black background with a bunch of white dots spinning around them. The word "presents" in the same font appears below the company's name and the background begins to sparkle. After a few seconds, the screen turns completely black. FX/SFX: The flowers dancing, the woman walking into shot, the dog shaking, jumping and barking, the butterfly flying, the spinning white dots, the sparkles.Variant: A variant exists with a pink tone, either by intention or deterioration.Music/Sounds: In the first part, orchestral music featuring strings, woodwinds and the vibraphone, and a brass fanfare for the second part.Music/Sounds Variant: There exists a variant where with synth music, composed of late 70s/early 80s synth chords, ascending and descending notes, and galactic noises, similar to shooting stars zooming through the sky, going with the pink-tone variant. The dog's barking also sounds more synthesizedAvailability: Extremely rare given it's been 4 decades. It can presumably be seen on Cal Vista Video releases. Editor's Note: None.2nd logo(1983-????)Nickname: "The Grill"Logo: TBA. Finally, "THE ULTIMATE IN VIDEO CASSETTES" appears below the logo and turns on pink/lavender, but the text is white.FX/SFX: The space, the stars and galaxies, the text apparition, the flashes.Typical 80s animation.Music/Sounds: A futuristic tune with a synthesizer, and a female voice saying "This is a Cal Vista presentation".Availability: Extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.
Cal Vista Video

1st Logo(1980-1983?)Logo: After two or three seconds, we fade in to see the silver statue of a naked woman, then we pan down to see the sign. The sign inside has a triangle with three letters "CVV." Three letters flash, and the sign zooms back away as the three letters stay. The line flashes the letter, which the words appear "CAL VISTA VIDEO" in each letter. The golden yellow flashes, and it reads "The Ultimate in Video Cassettes" and underneath "presents." The stars shine on the logo. They fade out.FX/SFX: The statue, building, and the letter initials zooming out and the laser beams and lens flare.Music/Sounds: The synth fanfare which the woman says, "This is the Cal Vista Video presentation."Availability: Seen on many pre-cert releases of porn films produced by Cal Vista International.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Late 1980s?-1990s?)Logo: TBA. Finally, "THE ULTIMATE IN VIDEO CASSETTES" appears below the logo and turns on pink/lavender, but the text is white.FX/SFX: The space, the stars and galaxies, the text apparition, the flashes.Music/Sounds: A futuristic tune with a synthesizer, and a female voice saying "This is a Cal Vista presentation".Availability: Possibly seen on later VHS releases of films from Cal Vista.Editor's Note:None.
Calico Entertainment

Written by WetPaintLogo1993 and EnormousRatEdited by Eric S.1st Logo(September 12, 1988-1989)Logo: Against a stony surface, we see the purple word "CALICO" under a spotlight, casting shadow. Above it the disclaimer reads in handwritten font: "Animation Designed and Produced by".FX/SFX: Small spots moving on the name.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Avaliability: Rare. Preserved on the shows Denver, the Last Dinosaur and Vytor: The Starfire Champion.Scare Factor: None. 2nd Logo(September 29, 1990-November 22, 1993)Nickname: "The C"Logo: On a dark green marble-esque surface, we see a curve thickening to form a C while we zoom out, revealing that the surface is actually a square being split in half, forming the Calico logo (a concave rectangle and a curved semi-circle-like figure) on a cream background. While this happens, the dark gray text "CALICO" (in a condensed font) can be seen below the Calico logo. As we finish zooming, the word "ENTERTAINMENT" fades below "CALICO". During the zooming out, the shadows casted by the logo and the words is seen moving from the left-top to the right-bottom.FX/SFX: The green figures spreading, the camera zooming, and the shadows moving.Music/Sounds: A 5-note sounder or the end theme from the show.Avaliability: Scarce. Still preserved on shows like Mr. Bogus and Widget. Also seen on the failed animated pilot for Bubsy.Scare Factor: Minimal.
California Milk Processor Board/Got Milk? Commercial graphics

Got Milk?/California Milk Processor Board (1993-200?)Background: In 1993 the California goverment commisioned a group of milk processors to have a marketing board named the California Milk Processor Board (CMPB), which was first led by Jeff Manning. They helped increase the sales of milk with the aid of ad agency Goodby, Silverstien, and Partners. Their creation: "Got Milk?". This is for the original "Deprivation" campaign with cookies and cake and not the nutitrious milk mustache ads done nationally. Nickname(s) "The Milk Mustache Slogan", "The Creepy Voiceover", "Cookie Ad logo"During the spot, a byline/super says "Sponsored by California Milk Processor Board". Once we get to a final shot, these words flash on a black BG in white letters:got milk?Along with a evening radio DJ/PSA-like commercial announcer voice-over that says the slogan.Variant(s) : The first spot, "Aaorn Burr", has the Got Milk? logo fading in/fading out. Depending on the air date that a person sees it, the logo may not have the voice over and just the hang-up tone.In the "Cats" spot, a flashing "Got Milk?" dims like a lightbulb when the cat switches off the light."Hall of Mirrors" has the wobble rhythmed to the mirror hit that the person made."Heaven" has flames on the "Got Milk?" logo.Mid-90's spots would either countine the plot of the commercial for a second or have a line after the voice-over.For supers, there has been these variants:"Sponsored by California Milk Processor Board""Copyright (Year) the California Milk Processor Fluid Advisory Board""California Milk Processor Fluid Advisory Board""Sponsored by California Milk Processor Fluid Advisory Board""California Milk Processor Advisory Board""California Milk Processor Board"But in 1995, most homes outside of California saw this byline in "super" copies:Sponsored by *REAL SEAL* America's Dairy Farmers.This super was an error for the rewritten version of the "Body Cast" script in the book "Got Milk?: The Book" that had the wrong byline.FX: The standard ad would jumpcut from the last shot to the logo.Sounds: The voice-over of the slogan.Availability: After the official license to national dairy boards in 1995, supers said "Sponsored by America's Dairy Farmers" along with the "REAL seal" in viewings outside of California. The spot often posted on YouTube with the man's arms cut off is the original, while many older 90's spots have the America's Dairy Farmers tag depending on the area where the source of the ad was taped. However, if you live in the San Francisco area or found an original version online in an advertising agency/study related website or video-sharing sites., you might strike orginial versions. However, some originals have no super byline at all.Scare Factor: Median, the creepy "radio" voice-over at the end might catch you off-guard.
California National Productions

Logo description by Shadeed A. KellyLogo captures by Eric S., V of Doom, and Pygmalion XVideo captures courtesy of Eric S. and MeesterFonnyBoyBackground: California National Productions, Inc. (CNP) (also known as "California Studios, Inc.") was a production sub-arm of NBC Films, the former syndication division of the NBC Television Network. Most of these series are in the public domain.(September 25, 1955-1962)<iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/2ae1b0c1db4e8b4237014d6e0a97c98197685697" width="220"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/92d3ba65bc22993f853e44ffaa534320b908eadc" width="220"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4671833d185ea64b27437066070871105b5d47a7" width="220"></iframe>Nicknames: "CNP", "Giant CNP"Logo: On a sky background, we see top of the planet Earth. Above the planet we see the giant chiseled 3-D letters "CNP" zoom in, in the same font as the giant chiseled word "COLUMBIA" that's seen on the Columbia Pictures logo. In the middle of the letters has the text: "A CALIFORNIA NATIONAL PRESENTATION" with "A" above and "PRESENTATION" below both in a smaller font.Network Variant: On NBC-aired shows, another text appears below that reads: "FILMED IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE NBC TELEVISION NETWORK" or "FILMED FOR NBC".FX/SFX: The letters zooming-in.Music/Sounds: The end title theme from any show.Availability: Rare. It's seen on public domain video and digital download releases of such shows like The Lawless Years and on some prints of My Favorite Brunette.Editor's Note: None.
Callaway Arts & Entertainment

Logo descriptions by 19JoshuaLogo captures by 19JoshuaVideo captures courtesy of CPvGc90Background: Callaway Arts & Entertainment is a family multimedia company formed in 1980 by Nicholas Callaway. (September 7, 2004-October 26, 2008)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0a7d65d8263480962ff4f710f19ed8ec71483514" width="322"></iframe>Logo: On a navy blue background, we see the words "CALLAWAY" in Times New Roman. Under it are the words "Arts & Entertainment" in the same font. Above the text is the black sun, but in different colors; the sun flies up and down and tilts.FX/SFX: The sun moving and tilting.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends.Scare Factor: None.
CamPro Film Production (Cambodia)

Logo description by(2003-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="177" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b7022a1e3031fd9ba516678d7a7ec2af2f013f4b" width="314"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The logo spinning in and the lights. Pretty simple, but still holds up well for a Cambodian logo still being used today.Music/Sounds: A synth drone with a low whoosh.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
CamPro Video (Cambodia)

Logo description by(2003-????) (possibly retired)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="159" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7eb67be1f48d598a424bc3524dbd93a1611afca5" width="282"></iframe>Logo: TBAFX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Camara de Diputados Television (Chile)

Background: Camara de Diputados Television, or CDTV, is a cable TV channel that broadcasts the sessions of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile, along with informative and cultural programming.(2018-)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="158" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/e2bfc5b3882b1ad3dce93a0e6c498f5d99778bb0" width="283"></iframe>Logo: On a periwinkle background, two streaks colored blue and red moves in opposite directions and turn around a circular space, with some flashes. These rotates and the circular space is filled with white, and the Coat of arms of Chile appears in it. "Camara de Diputados Television" appear below the logo. The logo slighty move away while the flashes dissapear.FX/SFX: The streaks, the space being filled, the flashes. CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A glassy synth themeAvailability: Current.Editor's Note: None.
Cambium Productions

1st Logo(September 10, 1984-January 1, 1996) Logo: It's an in-credit text saying (C) CAMBIUM Film & Video Productions Ltd. (Year)"CAMBIUM" is shown in a Windsor font, while the rest of the script is in Helvetica Light Italic. Occasionally, "CAMBIUM" was also seen in a Korinna font.FX/SFX/Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show. After the (Dixieland-style) music ends, a spider drops down from the top of the screen, applauds the three performing elephants, and then says in an Alvin-the-Chipmunk voice: "This has been a Cambium Production!"FX/Music/Sounds Variant: After the closing credits and theme ("Don't Say Goodbye, Just Say So Long") of Eric's World (a spinoff of Sharon, Lois, and Bram's Elephant Show), the puppet CJ pops up from the bottom of the screen and says, "This has been a CJ - uh - Cambium Production!" Then CJ mutters, "I knew that." Again, "CAMBIUM" is in the Windsor font and the rest of the script is in the Helvetica Light Italic, superimposed below CJ.Availability: Extinct. Was found on Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show and Eric's World.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(October 27, 1994-March 23, 2003)Logo: On a gray background, falling white dots form blue stars on the screen. We zoom out, seeing the stars are forming a tree and revealing "CAMBIUM" below. Some of the stars shine.FX/SFX: The stars forming a tree, the shining.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the special or show.Availability: Seen on The Littlest Angel and Nilus the Sandman. Also appears onMonster by Mistakeand The Ripping Friends.Editor's Note: None.
Cambridge Educational

(1998)<iframe frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/38b8b7c33705c2371dadb906b9c5d3a782ee874a" width="351"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Blue Leafless Tree", "The Cheap Transformation", "Thế Hệ Trẻ's Son", "90s PC Game Graphics In A Documentary Logo"Logo: On a black background, we see two black and white textured letters, "c" and "e" connected with each other, being stuck on the end of each letter. One second later, both letters then stretch into wave-like shapes to morph into a blue, plain two-dimensional leafless tree. It zooms out to the top of the screen, as the 3D silver text "CAMBRIDGE EDUCATIONAL" in the Courier New font zoom out below the tree.FX/SFX: The transformation and zoom outs.Music/Sounds: A quiet synth ambient soundtrack.Availability: Extremely rare. May be found on the documentary film A Question of Origins.Editor's Note: None.
Camelot Entertainment Sales

Logo descriptions by Jason Jones, Kris Starring, and Jeffrey GrayLogo captures by Eric S., Mr. Logo Lord, Shadeed A. Kelly, V of Doom, and CuriousGeorge60Editions by Shadeed A. KellyVideo capture courtesy of mcydodge919Background: Camelot Entertainment Sales, Inc. was the barter advertising sales division of King World Productions, Inc. that founded was in 1982. In addition to King World, it also supplied barter services to Merv Griffin Enterprises, MGM Television, MCA TV (until 1993), and Buena Vista Television. It was later renamed as "King World Media Sales" in 1997. Currently, this unit is known as "CBS Television Distribution Media Sales".1st Logo(1990-1993)<iframe frameborder="0" height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5cf1217a39ea55d2e71439647a3b0e1a1349ca30" width="220"></iframe>Nickname: "City Skyline"Logo: We see the New York City skyline at dusk. The giant Baker-Miller pink gradient word "CAMELOT" zooms-up from behind the buildings, followed by the words "ENTERTAINMENT SALES", also in Baker-Miller pink, in a smaller typeface.Trivia: One of King World's headquarters was based in New York City.FX/SFX: The zooming words, which are simple 2D animation.Music/Sounds: The same synth fanfare used for the 1989 King World "Spotlights" logo.Availability: Extinct. This logo wasn't widely seen to begin with. So far, the only known appearance of this logo was on MGM and Claster's short-lived 1993 Pink Panther cartoon (the one where he talks), which last aired on Boomerang UK. Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1991-1997) <iframe frameborder="0" height="154" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/2b43fad782173a1d02b48e23bda1afcc29165db7" width="276"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="155" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/76367be455788b5b7c5bc9aa31532049f6114779" width="273"></iframe> Logo: On a black background, we see a still shot of the Camelot Entertainment Sales logo with the giant red word "CAMELOT" and "ENTERTAINMENT SALES" in small white lettering centered underneath the logo.Variant: At times, it used the 1990 logo setup with "ENTERTAINMENT SALES" in red and contained the text "EXCLUSIVE NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES AGENT, CAMELOT ENTERTAINMENT SALES, INC." underneath the logo.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A synth medieval majestic theme.Music/Sounds Variant: At times, it used the 1989 King World logo theme.Availability: Very rare. It was seen on James Bond Jr. and some episodes of Bruno the Kid.Editor's Note: None. It's a little boring.
Cameo (Spain)

Logo descriptions by Thisisanswer1st Logo(2000's-2011)Nickname: "The Origami Unicorn"Logo: On a dim dark blue floor lit by a light, a hand puts down a origami unicorn. The horn shines at the tip and the unicorn unfolds. We look at the unicorn unfolding and reforming up close. The paper folds to reveal the word "cameo" in a weird font. We zoom in on the text and the folds disappear. The logo shines and the URL "www.cameo.es" fades in under the "meo".FX/SFX: The stop motion unfolding of the unicorn. The logo shining.Music/Sounds: An eerie synth tune with an shining sound and choir at the end.Availability: Seen on releases from the period.Editor's Note: Its a cool logo, but some may get frighten by the strange music.2nd Logo(2011-)Nickname: "Origami 2.0"Logo: On a black background, a flash brings forth an origami Oscar statue on a black pedestal rotating with more flashes in the background. The origami statue crumbles up and then becomes a winged lion (the prize of the Venice Film Festival). The lion crumbles up and then becomes a bear standing up (the prize of the Berlin International Film Festival). The bear crumbles up and then becomes a palm branch (Cannes Film Festival). A bright flash changes the background to solid white with the same text from before in white sticking out of the background with it's shadow retracing. The same URL from before fades in.Trivia: The figures represents the festivals where Cameo went thanks to his films.FX/SFX: The flashes and origami.Music/Sounds: Same as the 1st logo, but with bits of chatter, the announcement of the respective origami prizes, and camera flashes.Availability: Current.Editor's Note: Again, its pretty cool, but the bright flashes as well as the music from before may cause some problems.The logo can be found <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh_LAalJRBE" target="_self">here</a>.