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Producciones Video Home (Argentina)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega and rj47121st Logo(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a1f5209a89243aa062e2d54114793bd8082fc17d" width="275"></iframe>Nicknames: "Cheesy Rainbow Text", "More Cheap Argentine Text", "Gaumont In Argentine VHS", "The Poor Zoom-In Logo"Logo: We see a multi-coloured background, showing the colours yellow, red, pink and purple (which was also shown at the beginning of the warning screen). The words "Producciones" and "Video Home", in blue, then "zoom" down to the bottom of the screen and become green (the "zoom" is actually the logo getting more bigger and going down in 7 snapshots).FX/SFX: Actually none. The logo just animates like a slideshow.Music/Sounds: The dramatic 1970 Gaumont fanfare, cut off at the beginning.Availability: Ultra rare. Appeared on an Argentine VHS of Project Kill.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c8556c77bdcfda5bd99b64b027410ecdf0c8e427" width="275"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Streaked Triangle", "Cheesy Earth Attack"Logo: On a black background, we see a 2D computer representation of the Earth, which zooms away. Two glowing dots approach the Earth and a flashy explosion occurs, which turns into various pointed stars. We then fade in to a cyan background with a black small surface seen above and with a wide red triangle seen above it, with the letters V and H engraved on it, meaning "Video Home". "PRODUCCIONES" and "VIDEO HOME" then move up below the logo. The text disappears. Then the whole logo fades to the cyan serif word"PRESENTA" (PRESENTS), on a black background.Music/Sounds: A synthesized version of "Garden Party" by Herb Alpert.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1980's-1990's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/cb7329fd054b6661123ea5c839507b7b42197d8c" width="275"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Streaked Triangle II", "Close Encounters of the Argentine Kind"Logo: On a moving neon tunnel with road marks and blue and red lights, and a glow on the center of the tunnel, the yellow words "ACCION" (action), "SUSPENSO" (suspense), "COMEDIA" (comedy), "TERROR" (horror), "INFANTIL" (children's), "DRAMA" scroll up, with each word appearing pretty much after each second. The tunnel animation fades out. We fade into a blue water surface seen on a dark sky, as the logo zooms in. The logo consists of the triangle from before, but in white, and the words "PRODUCCIONES", "VIDEO" and "HOME", also in white, below the triangle. When the logo stops zooming, you can see a yellow-ish shadow behind the words "VIDEO" and "HOME".FX/SFX: Still, this logo was also done with cheesy animation and the music is still stolen, but the concept and movement have improved a lot here.Music/Sounds: Straight up from "Chloe" by Elton John.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: None.
Producciones Zacarías S.A. (Mexico)

Logo descriptions by naxo-ole and CokeFan12Logo captures by naxo-oleVideo captures courtesy of TBA1st Logo(1949-1952?)Nicknames: "The Z Tower", "Mexican Fox Tower"Logo: We see the following text on a dark background:LA MARCA DE LAS GRANDES PELICULAS DE HABLAHISPANA, which in Spanish means "The mark of the great Spanish Language films". After that, we see some searchlight pointing over a large 3D zooming "Z". Above it we see "PRODUCCIONES" and "ACARIAS" on the right side of the "Z" (the name of the company, Zacarías). Below the Z we see "MEXICO". The searchlight continues to point over the logo.FX/SFX: The searchlights and the zooming of the logo.Music/Sounds: A dramatic orchestra fanfare.Availability: Can be seen on some films like Necesito Dinero, El dolor de los hijos and Ahí viene Martín Corona, and can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1954-1966?)Logo: We see a street, possibly from Mexico DF, and suddenly we see "MEXICO" appearing. Then, the tower from the previous logo zooms in.FX/SFX: The zooming of the logo and "MEXICO" appearing.Music/Sounds: See the 1st logo.Availability: Can be seen on some B&W films like Fuerte, audaz y valiente, Cuidado con el amor, Escuela de música or La batalla de los pasteles, and can be found on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1964-????)TBA!
Producers' Video Inc.

Logo descriptions by PAV123Logo capture by videomaster98Logo: On a black background, we see three abstract letters "PVI". The "P" is purple with a segmented stem, the "V" is a pink inverted triangle and the "I" is cerisewith a segmented point. Beneath the letters is the text "Producers' Video Inc." in a tall and modern font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A calm yet bombastic fanfare.Availability: Seen on workout videos released by this company, usually distributed by Barr Entertainment.Editor's Note: None.
Producers Placement Group

(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/06991b3ab0034823985e04becfcbbbe6eb38b5b4" width="384"></iframe>Logo: On a dark blue background, we see the yellow words in a Kabel font, "PRODUCERS" and "GROUP" coming in on the screen, letter-by-letter. The blue script draws the word, "Placement," and it finishes with the star shining. We fade to black.FX/SFX: The words coming in, the script "Placement" drawing itself, and the star shining.Music/Sounds: A pattern of drum beats ending with a cymbal crash, a gong, and a chorus vocalizing.Availability: Can be seen on films from them.Editor's Note: None.
Production Partners Inc.

Logo Description by: WebWanderer and EnormousRatLogo Capture by: Maxim Atnasov and Dejuan Newsome1st Logo(1996-2000's)<iframe height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7c9e5d0acf7f35f88097ea728b8a567b79b834e1" width="275"></iframe>Logo: On a black background with a purple aurora, we see a ice blue PPI with a copyright date under it.FX/SFX: None, it's still.Music/Sounds: The closing theme. On Jeff Foxworthy: Totally Committed, a whooshing sound is heard.Availability: Appeared on early productions.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Early 2000's)<iframe height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/9a04a207b2722b881b0c866a5e45aa572039a8a9" width="374"></iframe>Logo: On a gray background, we see a box with a lonely looking desert railroad in blue tone. Below is the company name.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Rare.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(Mid 2000's-)Logo: We see purple-colored night desert with a railroad. The moon moves and vanishes, and sun rises, coloring the picture in day tones. The company name is wiped below and the logo is taken into a box.FX/SFX: Simple changing effects.Variant: In early years, the box was absent and the font was different.Music/Sounds: Sounds of passing train. Or the closing theme.Availability: Can be seen on numerous productions, including newest Chris Rock videos.Editor's Note: None.
Productions Bibi et Geneviève (Canada)

Background: Productions Bibi et Geneviève was established in 1987 by Paul Cadieux and Francine Tougas, the creators of the eponymous show called Bibi et Geneviève (which starred Michel Ledoux as Bibi, the main protagonist who was a green-haired friendly alien also nicknamed 4.4.X and Stéphanie Dansereau as Geneviève, Bibi's friend). In the 1990's, the company expanded to also become a publishing house. The company closed in 1999 when the series ended its long-time lifespan of ten years (including eight on Le Canal Famille (1988-1996) and four on TVA (1995-1999)). But the series revived on DVD in 2008 in a 9-DVD box set with the first 130 episodes. This box set is available from Filmoption International, the current owner of the series.(1988-1999)Logo: Not really a logo, just the words produit pour (name of the broadcaster) par LES PRODUCTIONS BIBI ET GENEVIÈVE inc. (copyright stamp) superimposed on the credits. The words are aligned like this: produit pour (name of the broadcaster) par LES PRODUCTIONS BIBI ET GENEVIÈVE Inc. (C) year FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show. Availability: Seen of every show of the company, including Mon Ami Maya and of course, Bibi et Geneviève. Editor's Note: None.
Profile Productions

Logo description by Michael Bass(1987) Logo: Superimposed in the credits, we see the following logo: THIS HAS BEEN A P Profile Productions PRESENTATION Inside the P is something that looks somewhat like a wave that curls from the bottom tip of the P to the center of the inside of the P. FX/SFX: Scrolls up along the credits.Music/Sounds: The ending theme to the show.Availability: Extinct. Seen at least once, on the 1987 Daytime Emmy Awards, hosted by Oprah Winfrey.Editor's Note: None.
Profit (Russia)

Background: PROFIT is an abbreviation for ProductionFirm of Igor Tolstunov. It was formed in 1995 as a joint venture between the named film producer and NTV channel, and later became privately owned. In 2014 all rights to the developed projects were transferred to Central Partnership.1st Logo(1997-1999)Logo: A strip made of small NTV logos moves vertically while at the left, light reveal the black and white Profit logo, and they both are taken into a box. Then the NTV line stops moving.FX/SFX: Simple light effects.Music/Sounds: A dramatic fanfare.Availability: Rare, was seen on the film Vor (Thief) made in 1997.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2000-2001)Logo: Many blue rays start beaming from the surface, which then moves to reveal the shining bluish NTV logo with "Profit" attached below.FX/SFX: Light effects, not bad for these years.Music/Sounds: Different bass and violin theme with a 10-note passage.Availability: Rare.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2000's -)Logo: We see a blue film reel and several filmstrips moving until two of them pass horizontally and condense into single trembling filmstrip with the current PROFIT logo upon. Then it transforms into the print red and white version.FX/SFX: Full CGI.Music/Sounds: An epic fanfare with stock orchestral build-ups.Availability: Can be seen on most current productions.Editor's Note: None.
Program Partners

Logo description by Silversword55 and ASDFTheRevivalLogo capture by Eric S.Editions by Phillip HatfieldBackground: Program Partners was launched in 2004 by Ritch Colbert. They were advertised as bringing "Distinctive original programming" to stations across the United States. As of 2010, they no longer distribute any programs, and Colbert founded a new distribution company called "PPI Releasing". Program Partners didn't use a proper logo until 2005.(2005-2010)Logo: On a gray background, we see a black dot, and a hoop like ring below it. The dot drops inside the hoop, and bounces off, then the hoop morphs into a shape not unlike the Nike Swoosh, and "Program Partners" fades in below.FX/SFX: Simple 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A drumroll, followed by the sound of applause. On Family Court with Judge Penny, the end title theme of the show plays over the sounds. Sometimes an short, upbeat theme is used.Availability: Common. Seen on syndicated shows like Da Vinci's Inquest, ReGenesis, Stone Undercover, Family Court with Judge Penny, and syndicated prints of Degrassi: The Next Generation (The-N's prints of the show do not carry this logo; the Program Partners logo appears where The-N's usually would in syndie prints.) Also seen on Merv Griffin's Crosswords on My Family TV and RTV.Editor's Note: None.
Project Zeus

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: TBA (2018-)Logo: On a black background, we see the dark gray rectangle with gold Zeus holding a white lightning bolt, next to the man standing on the pyramid. We see the words on top "PROJECT" and on the bottom "ZEUS" respectively and in the black rectangles.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Succession.Editor's Note: TBA
Prolific Publishing

1st Logo(1995-2000)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="184" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/0584ba7b58741bab8020512330b0989a480d709e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="222" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Prolific Light Bulb"Logo: We see a light bulb trying to light on. Finally it lights, but the light suddenly moves and escapes from the light bulb, and it turns into stone-textured picture. There's a hollow on the bulb's surface that making it very similar to a Death Star. The word "PROLIFIC" in 3D font zooms in and the bulb turns black and white.FX/SFX: The light moving and the bulb transformation, the word zooming.Music/Sounds: Lighting-on sound, crumbling sound when the bulb turns into stone, the zooming in sound when the company's name zooms in.Availability: Seen on Return Fire for PlayStation, Return Fire 2 for PC, Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour and Disney's 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue for Sega Dreamcast.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo (1999) Nickname: "The Prolific Light Bulb II"Logo: This time the lightbulb is already in place, looking a bit more gray than black, and the name zooms under it.FX/SFX: The name zooming in.Music/Sounds: A soft zooming entry.Availability: It was seen on two PC games: Matchbox Caterpillar Construction Zone and Hot Wheels: Crash!.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo (2001-2002) Nickname: "The Prolific Light Bulb III"Logo: On a rectangular box, we have a close-up view to the light bulb from before with the hollow intact. The word "PROLIFIC" is attached above.Variant: The GBA version looks purple and has black background.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be seen in Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown for GBC and Shrek Swamp Kart Speedway for GBA.Editor's Note: None.
Promark Television

Logo descriptions by RarityLand and MylesMoss1996Video captures by Eric S.(1990s)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b9faa1ea2d5a1499ef2f2959e0c0598a3ef38f09" width="294"></iframe>Logo: On a dark blue background, we see the words "Distributed by" and "Promark" fly in with North America fading in on the right.FX/SFX: The words and North America appearing.Music/Sounds: A synthesized heroic theme.Availability: Extinct. Seen on Holiday Cartoon Favorites.Editor's Note: None.
Propaganda Code

Logo descriptions by CooleyBoy10Editions by WetPaintLogo1993Logo capture by PrzygodoskopBackground: Not to be confused with the Disney-owned Propaganda Games. This was the very short-lived interactive division of Propaganda Films.(May 26, 1995)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="188" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0afb93bf2ab655c0dd02327f3d4fc4214ca98001" width="337"></iframe>Logo: In a dark, blue-tinted factory with plenty of machines, we see a young boy pulling out poster copies of the Propaganda logo. The camera pans over to him and he looks at it, before we fade out to see “PROPAGANDA”, in its corporate font, with a bar and “CODE” below it, all in white.FX/SFX: The first half of the logo appears to be live-action.Music/Sounds: An assortment of sounds occurring in the live-action scene, followed by an ascending whoosh and a loud synth note, ending with a robotic voiceover saying "code".Availability: Only seen on Johnny Mnemonic: The Interactive Action Game. Interestingly, Propaganda themselves did not work on the film the game was based off of--presumably the company's founders were responsible for the FMV sequences in said game.Editor's Note: None
Propaganda Films

Logo description by AsdfTheRevival, Silversword55, JackLovesCLGLogos and Shadeed A. KellyLogo capture by Eric S.Editions by V of DoomBackground: Propaganda Films was formed in 1983 by Steve Golin and Joni Sighvatsson that originally produced music videos. However, Propaganda didn't produce a movie until 1988 and didn't use a logo until 1990. Propaganda Films was acquired by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment in 1991.(August 17, 1990-October 29, 1999)Nickname: "What's This?"Logo: On a black background, there is a white outlined box that features a black & white picture of a boy with glasses wearing an old-style hat on the right side of the picture. Behind him is a city where it also has four airplanes flying in the air with four searchlights. On the bottom, we see the words: PЯOPAGAИDAF-----------I-----------L-----------M-----------S in black lettering inside a white box to represent a cote-out. There is a thick black line in between that separates the names. The letters "R" and "N" in the word, "PROPAGANDA" are turned backwards. The word "FILMS" is spaced out to fit the width of "PЯOPAGAИDA".Variants:An in-credit version can be seen in Paula Abdul: Under My Spell Tour on VHS and Laserdisc.At the end of Bon Jovi: Live In London, the colored European version of the logo appears with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" below.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon. It has been seen on various films produced and/or distributed by Propaganda Films from 1990 to 1999, such as Kalifornia, Sleepers, and the first two Candyman films, among others. Was also known to appear on their releases of live concerts, such as the ones described in the Variants section.Editor's Note: None.
Propaganda Games

Background: Propaganda was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Disney Interactive, formed in 2005 by EA Canada's employees. It was shut down on January 19, 2011. Propaganda Games has no relation with "Propaganda Films". (2008-2010) Logo: On a black background, we see a red sign which resembles a Russian Ф letter. The wings made of lines unfold in both sides, and "PROPAGANDA GAMES" fade in below, with "A" letters in custom design. Variants:On Tron Evolution, the logo was blue. On the trailer for Armada of the Damned, the logo was dirty with the green tint. FX/SFX: The wings unfolding effect.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen in Propaganda's only two games, Turok (2008) and Tron Evolution (2010). Also appeared on the trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned, which was cancelled after the closure of the studio.Editor's Note: None.
Propaganda Television

Logo description by AsdfTheRevival, Silversword55 and PAV123Logo captures by Eric S. and Shadeed A. Kelly(April 8, 1990-June 21, 1998)Nickname: "What's This?"Logo: It's basically the same as the movie logo, except it's videotaped and sped-up.FX/SFX: Same as the movie logo or the fade.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Can be found on the first 2 seasons of Beverly Hills 90210, Hotel Room, and Salute Your Shorts, which is occasionally seen on The Splat. Editor's Note: Same as the movie logo.
Propagate Content

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072(2017)Logo: On a black background, we see the words "PROPAGATE" fading in to see the clouds moving by to make a sky bright and to make the plants grow. Everything inside is in time-lapse. The words fade out.FX/SFX: The words, the clouds and plants in time-lapse.Music/Sounds: Calm strings.Availability: Seen on Unprotected.Editor's Note: TBA
Prosper Film Productions (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(1993)Note: Logo can be seen <a href="https://youtu.be/CkoUnKJZTAc?t=6m32s" target="_self">here</a>.Logo: On a black background, various cyan squares fly in and form a grid near above. The grid flashes in lime. The red script "Prosper" writes in front of the grid, and the name, full with the Chinese text above, fades in below in red.FX/SFX: The squares flying in, the grid flashing, the script writing in, the names fading.Music/Sounds: A loud synth fanfare.Availability: May be seen on their only film Sha ren zhe Tang Zhan (The Assassin).Editor's Note: None.
Protect & Survive (UK)

Logo descriptions by TrickyMario7654Logo captures by TrickyMario7654Background: Protect and Survive was a public information series on civil defense produced by the UK government during the late 70's to early 80's. This system would of been used to inform British citizens on how to protect themselves during a nuclear attack. It consisted of a mixture of pamphlets, radio broadcasts, and public information films. It was mainly meant to be distributed in the event of dire national emergency. the system provoked so much public interest, this lead to the pamphlets being authorized for general release. The public information films were intended for transmission on all television channels only if the government determined that nuclear attack was likely within 72 hours.Note: More info on Protect & Survive can be found on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protect_and_Survive" target="_self">Wikipedia</a>, as well as other sites.(Late 70's-Early 80's)Nicknames:Opening: "Nuclear Explosion", "Did That Family Punch a Hole in the Mushroom Cloud?", "BOOM!", "Hiroshima", "Mushroom Pictures'Older Cousin"Closing: "Family of Death", "Protect & Die", "Family from Nuclear Hell", "Over the Top Synth Theme", "Protect & Survive Syndrome" Logo:Opening: We see a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion on a blue background being looped again and again, after a few seconds we see a pink ring with the black circle inside it (Part of the Protect & Survive logo). The rest of the Protect & Survive logo then appears, consisting of a family of four from left to right, A teenage girl, A father, A mother, and a younger brother, all in pink nonetheless. It then fades into the start of the film.Closing: As the film fades into the logo, we see the family from the Protect & Survive logo in white zooming out on a blue background. It then stops in the middle of the screen. After this, the 'PROTECT AND SURVIVE' text fades in roughly. Shortly after this, the text then warps around the family and the text turns solid. The logo remains on for a few seconds before the logo fades out.FX/SFX:Opening: The mushroom cloud animation and the Protect & Survive logo appearing.Closing: The logo zooming out and the text appearing, wrapping around the logo, and becoming a solid circle.Music/Sounds:Opening: The sound of a nuclear bomb going off.Closing: A weird synth music piece composed by Roger Limb (Best known for his work in Doctor Who and composing some of the show's soundtrack). Availability: Extinct, at least on television. As mentioned above, these short films were only intended for broadcast if the government felt a nuclear attack was imminent within 72 hours. In the end, these didn't get broadcasted on television due to the fact that the UK wasn't ever attacked by nuclear weapons. In recent years, these shorts have been released online and be viewed all over the internet (YouTube is a prime example) and can also be viewed at various cold war museums in the UK (Like the Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker, the Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker, and the Imperial War Museums).