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Tyler Perry Studios

Logo description by LogophileVideo capture courtesy of EnormousRatBackground: Tyler Perry Studios is the production company of actor/writer/director/playwright Tyler Perry. Lionsgate distributes the company's movies.The Tyler Perry Company1st Logo(February 25, 2005-February 24, 2006) Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Rare. Seen on early Tyler Perry's films such as Diary of a Mad Black Woman and Madea's Family Reunion.Editor's Note: TBA.Tyler Perry Studios2nd Logo(February 14, 2007-2016) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/254ace4da4c0a44c440f987ccb3d1173c4c6f01a" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="310" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a brown foggy background, a light shines behind a spinning filmreel and the camera pans onto a gold filmstrip. The camera follows the filmstrip down to another filmreel and then pans away from the reel onto the filmstrip as it shines golden. The camera then pans upside down as the light dies down and the filmstrip makes a shape of a 3-D "S" as the top and bottom parts of the filmstrip disappears and a "t" and "P" in brown and 3-D appears. The "t", "P" and "S" are together with the bottom part of the "t" inside the hole of the "P" and the filmstrip "S" is aside the "P". Below "TYLER PERRY STUDIOS" in a light brown color fades in below.Variant: On TV shows, there exists a shortened version of the logo.FX/SFX: The filmreel, the filmstrip, the lights, the appearance of the letters and company name.Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme/closing theme of the movie/TV show.Availability: Seen on Tyler Perry's films such as Daddy's Little Girls, Why Did I Get Married?, and Meet the Browns. The shortened version is seen on TV productions such as House of Payne and Meet the Browns.Editor's Note: TBA.3rd Logo(2016-)Left: The logo.Right: The text "TYLER PERRY STUDIOS".Logo: TBA.FX/SFX: TBA.Music/Sounds:TBA.Availability:TBA.Editor's Note: TBA.
USA Films

Logo descriptions by thehugetvfan, EnormousRat and indycarEditions by indycarLogo captures by Eric S. and EnormousRatBackground: USA Films was created by Barry Diller in 1999 as an arthouse film division of his USA Networks/Studios USA by merging October Films, the original Rogue Pictures and Gramercy Pictures. In 2001, Diller sold Studios USA to Vivendi S.A., and then in 2002, Universal Studios merged USA Films with Good Machine and Universal Focus to create Focus Features.1st Logo(1999)Logo: On a black background, we see the words "USA" and "FILMS" stacked together and separated by a thin red line. The whole logo is zooming in slowly toward us.FX/SFX: Just the zooming in of the logo.Music/Sounds: Just the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Seen on the American trailer for Plunkett and Macleane. This logo is surprisingly seen on the Criterion release of Being John Malkovich, after the Universal logo. Other releases however, either use the 2nd logo or just the Universal logo.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo (September 17, 1999-May 9, 2003)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="163" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/10b5cc262f03cd5b35286c79d2ec0852454c7d88" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="198" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Flag"Logo: On a black background we see the 1999 USA Network logo, the letters in blue, and the word "FILMS" below the letters, also in blue. The animation is the same as the previous logo.Variant: On The Man Who Wasn't There, the logo is in black and white.FX/SFX: Same as the previous logo.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the film.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on films such as The Man Who Wasn't There, Session 9, Gosford Park, Possession, One Night at McCool's, Traffic, Series 7: The Contenders, Being John Malkovich, and Waking the Dead, among others. Don't expect to see this on Pitch Black, as it's plastered with the Universal Pictures logo on all home media releases. Unknown if this was seen on the North American release of Plunkett and Macleane.Editor's Note: None.
USA Home Entertainment

Logo descriptions and captures by Eric S., thehugetvfan, PAV123 and StephenCezar15Video capture courtesy of FanCentralNetwork and Eric S.Background: USA Home Entertainment (not be confused with "U.S.A. Home Video", one of Artisan Entertainment's former labels) was the successor to PolyGram Video, as well as the home video division of USA Films and Studios USA, Inc. It was owned by media mogul Barry Diller through USA Networks Inc. (now NBCUniversal).1st Logo(1999-2000)<iframe height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d8a441ae0e8c28f4efe07ebd29af33ac66d17e32" width="233"></iframe>Nickname: "Abstract Flag", "Flag of Doom"Logo: We start with a white flash on a black background. The USA Network logo, with the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" all in 3D in a italic font, flies from the right side of the screen, then it shines.FX/SFX: The flying and the zooming.Music/Sounds: A laser zap, followed by a droning synth.Availability: Rare. Seen on releases of films such as Three Seasons, Cookie's Fortune, The Muse and Being John Malkovich, among others.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2000-2002)<iframe height="175" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/97b5a07976d40a79a14d465761c7c9c9262a8f55" width="220"></iframe>Nickname: Abstract Flag IILogo: We see a black background, and a blue line passing quick, and there are 4 red lines there and the words "USA" passes by and it can be barely seen from the red stripes, and then later there are blue and red stripes. Later, the words "USA" appear and flash as the words "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" slide rapidly to the left, with some of them placing themselves in the logo; they then clarify and space in as the black background changes into a purple-black gradient. And then, the "USA" and the flag shine, and part of "ENTERTAINMENT" shines too. The end product looks similar to that of the previous logo, except that the text is in 2D as opposed to 3D, and "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" is not in italics.Variant: "WHERE THE VISION LIVES" sometimes appears under the logo from the right, with "VISION" shining in place of "ENTERTAINMENT" at the end.FX/SFX: The blue and red stripes moving fastly, the spacing in, and the shining. It's an improvement over both the previous and the movie logo.Music/Sounds: A catchy, drum-based fanfare synchronized with the logo's animation.Availability: Rare. Seen on releases such as Traffic, Series 7: The Contenders, Mad About Mambo, Where The Money Is and One Night at McCool's, among others.Editor's Note: None.
USA Network Originals

Logo descriptions by TheMisterFreePhotos by TheMisterFree and NakedTarzan011st logo(1992?-1996?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/1baf66b85e51c6e0acf80b5f977724c688d574b4" width="366"></iframe>Logo: Against a gray stone background, we see the USA Network logo below a box with the text "PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH", and they both slowly zoom in.Variant: On Pacific Blue, the logo appears on a red background.FX/SFX: Not much animation.Music/Sounds: A gentle, 4-note synth tune. On the red background variant, it's silent.Availability: Only known so far to have been seen on Quicksilver, Free 4 All, Pacific Blue and other USA original productions of the era. Editor's Note: None.2nd logo(1996-1998?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/c2f7f4f1ef123bf91357b21068f108685974dc4f" width="366"></iframe>Nickname: "USA Studios", "The Fountain"Logo: We pan down from a large entrance archway of a studio, rows of palm trees and buildings and we see a fountain, aglow with orange CGI "water", as the USA Studios logo (the USA Network logo of the era, a serif-font "USA" with a star shape integrated into the "U", with "STUDIOS" below instead of "NETWORK") rotates into place facing the camera from the right. As it rotates, the fountain sprays water upwards.Trivia: At this point, the "look" of USA Network revolved around the fictional "USA Studios" complex; idents provided glimpses of a control room, movie intros showed people inside the "USA Studios Film Vault", and schedule bumpers showed soundstages being prepped for production.FX/SFX: Good CGI and live-action footage. Not bad for 1996.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare, based off USA's three-note jingle of the era, combined with rushing water noises.Availability: Was seen on USA original programs and movies of the era, such as Savage Dragon and Wing Commander Academy. Editor's Note: None.
Underdog Productions

Background: This is the vanity card of Seth MacFarlane, Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, the creators of American Dad!. (February 6, 2005- ) <embed height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Underdog+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/82bf7e1dc0802c5fd31687c72196a1fae89a47de" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="271" wmode="transparent"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/c68f33b160844294d2cb02d1fac6c90e9212c4a2" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="272" wmode="transparent"/><embed height="224" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Underdog+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/2e4f02d9ee7e3a2fe150e47aa068fb21d2a285ff" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="278" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Security Officer Peña", "The Many Faces of Security Officer Peña" Logo: We see a police officer with black hair standing in front of what appears to be an animation studio (It may be the office block that Fuzzy Door Productions, another one of McFarlane's studios, is located). The man then waves and gives a thumbs up while saying "Bye, have a great time!" in a heavy foreign accent. The words "UNDERDOG PRODUCTIONS" are shown below.Variants: Depending on the episode, the man may say a different line. "Bye, have a wonderful time!" "Bye, have a beautiful time!" (this line was also spoken by a character in the American Dad! episode, "Toy Wh*rey")."Bye, have a great time!""Buh-bye, see you soon!""Have a great night!" (he simply gives a thumbs up in this variant).Trivia: The man in the video is Security Officer Peña, a Venezuelan immigrant who was a security guard at the studio where Family Guy and American Dad! was produced. If you look carefully, you can see that Peña is wearing a necktie with a leopard print on it, most likely a reference to Seth MacFarlane's other production company, Fuzzy Door Productions.Variants:On rare occasions on airings of American Dad!on TBS (split-screen credits only), the logo is sped up, as well as the 20th Television logo.Beginning with Season 12, Episode 10 of American Dad!, the text is now in a thinner font.FX/SFX: It's all live-action. Music/Sounds: Just the man's voice. Music/Sound Variants: On the American Dad! episode "In Country...Club", the man's voice echoes, tying in with the theme of the episode's credits.Availability: Seen on American Dad!.Editor's Note: This a humorous logo, and is a favorite amongst fans of American Dad! and Seth MacFarlane's works in general.
Universal Focus

Logo description and captures by EnormousRatEditions by thehugetvfanBackground: Universal Focus was the ultra short-lived indie film division of Universal Studios, founded in 1999. It was shut down in 2002 by its merging with USA Films and Good Machine to form Focus Features, its current successor.(August 5, 1999-October 12, 2002) Logo: On a black background, we see a purple crescent fade in. Then the words "UNIVERSAL FOCUS" fade in from left to right. The crescent is between the words. The letters "UNIVERS" and "US" are purple, and "AL" and "FO" are white. There is also a blend between purple and white in "S" and a blend between white and purple in "C" as well.Variants: On the trailer for Beautiful Creatures, the logo starts out as blue, then changes to red and flashes. After the flash, it becomes blue again. A still version exists.FX/SFX: The fading of the crescent and words. For the trailer, the flash and color change to a reddish color.Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Rare. Seen on The Caveman's Valentine and Billy Elliot.Editor's Note: None.
Universal Media Studios

Logo description by Donny PearsonLogo captures by Eric S. and V of DoomEditions by Shadeed A. Kelly, Hoa, Bob Fish and V of DoomVideo captures courtesy of JohnnyL80 and Donny PearsonBackground: On June 14, 2007, the NBC Universal Television Group (now "NBCUniversal Television Group") reincorporated its television production arm of NBC Universal Television to its then-current name not only to focus on television production, but also digital platforms. The logo debuted on November 5, 2007. On September 12, 2011, Universal Media Studios was reverted back to "Universal Television".(November 5, 2007-October 19, 2011) <iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b5939a513a0e4e53737887ca5ab1282949600be7" width="266"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/b85042dd319175a1b1e711b0866f999b94a09844" width="266"></iframe> Nicknames: "Sunburst", "Globe Dome", "The Universal Dome", "Sunburst Dome"Logo: The logo starts on a black background with a golden burst of light (very likely intended to be the sun). Then, a half-globe motif figure, with the features of earth zooms back and "UNIVERSAL MEDIA STUDIOS" in the Copperplate Gothic typeface in place since 1990 with "MEDIA STUDIOS" under "UNIVERSAL", is below it. While that happens, the golden burst of light gets brighter, and expands, a la the 1988 ABC Productions logo.Bylines: 2007-Early 2009: Bylineless Early 2009: "A DIVISION OF NBC UNIVERSAL" (in the all-uppercase Copperplate Gothic). Late 2009-2011: "A Division of NBC Universal". Variants: Both long, short, and still versions exist for this logo. The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and Last Call with Carson Daly have the NBC Studios, Inc. (later NBC Studios, LLC) copyright stamp. The version on Fallon's show has a very cheap looking zoom out effect. The 2010 edition of NBC's Christmas in Rockefeller Center has the NBC Universal, Inc. copyright stamp below the NBC Universal byline. FX/SFX: The light expanding, and the half-globe motif showing parts of the earth.Music/Sounds: A rock jingle.Music/Sounds Variant: Some series, such as House, used the 2000 NBC Studios low tone theme on some early episodes.Availability: Common.It is usually preserved on shows produced in this era, such as Friday Night Lights, House, and Parenthood.Surprisingly, this logo has appeared on syndicated episodes of Jerry Springer and Steve Wilkos, replacing the NBC Universal Television Distribution logo for a while. However, on later rebroadcasts of Springer and Wilkos, they would use the current NBCUniversal Television Distribution logo.It didn't appear on shows produced for cable (such as Monk), as those get their own logo (for "Universal Cable Productions").It was also seen on some new NBC shows in the 2011-2012 season, including Up All Night, Whitney, and Free Agents.Editor's Note: It's somewhat reminiscent of the ABC Productions logo from 1988.
Univision

1st Logo(1987-1989)<iframe frameborder="0" height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d05471f50ac5d7e01819c6a39126af587b0eed39" width="261"></iframe>Logo: On a dark purple sky, several transparent pieces appear forming a modified version of the Televisa logo that looks like a "U". More shapes with the form of the "U" appear revolving in the the original "U", changing its color toblue. The word "UNIVISION" ingoldappear zooming out, to the lower part of the "U".Variants: TBAFX/SFX: The pieces moving, the words.Music/Sounds: A majestic tune.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1989)<iframe frameborder="0" height="218" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/5fa802d7d607ce7ca5a0d22f1a6b9b7b4216dc4b" width="290"></iframe>Logo: On abluespace with several galaxies and stars, severalgoldenletters appear flipping, forming the word "UNIVISION" ("UNIV" is a bit facing the to the left and "SION" facing to the right".FX/SFX: The animated background, the letters.Music/Sounds: A majestic tube with a female choir singing "Univision... Univision... Lo nuestro!".Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1990-1992)<iframe frameborder="0" height="218" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/780b795962c27d029886e54d35788525ebfca0ff" width="290"></iframe>Logo: On agreybackground with many dots, 4 shapes (onebluecurve, otherredcurve, othergreensquare, and finally apurplecurve) falls in it, forming an abstrac "U". While the background is fading to black, the word "UNIVISION" can be seen above the "U", becoming white.FX/SFX: The shapes forming the "U".Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
V-Flash

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(2006-)Logo: On a dark blue background, the cyan word "V-FLASH" flashes in with a green color letter-by-letter, while a sine shape waves in. Once it's finished, the "TM" fades in next to the logo and "HOME EDUTAINMENT SYSTEM" zooms out below. The long copyright notice fades in below the logo.FX/SFX: All CGI.Music/Sounds: An electronic chime, with a bass note.Availability: Can be seen on all V-Flash games.Editor's Note: None.
V-Studio S.C. (Poland)

(1980's)Logo: On a space background, many teal shard fly about and then come together, forming a teal sign. "V-Studio S.C.", in multicolored, modified version of Harlow Solid Italic, appears in the middle of the screen and streaks to the sign. When it reaches there, parts of the streaks disappear, making room for the text to write out in white with a black drop shadow. The sign then flips into the background, only to flip back in, but smaller and with contact information below it.FX/SFX:The shards coming together, the streaks zooming up, the text writing out, the logo flipping out and in.Music/Sounds: Beeping is heard at the start, before going into a synth piano. Xylophone notes can be heard near the end.Availability: Rare. Only seen on a few releases from them.Editors Note: None.
V.Smile

(2004-2010)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="249" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/43e6a0e3c78a9b34d6024aa61ef0160b04788462" width="286"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="245" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b27db0fd76ad07fe6c2f741cd578116072e632b3" width="322"></iframe>Logo: In a white background we see an orange card ( which is a reference to the V-motion game card later in 2008 ). It spins rapidly and then it grows arms and legs. Later the white oval on the orange card grews a face and then it later jumps revealing the v smile logo and he says " V SMILE".FX/SFX: 3D animationMusic/Sounds: Some bouncing sounds followed by a giggle and the mascot saying " V SMILE "Music/Sounds Variant: The British version has a different voice for the mascot.Availability: Rare. Appears after the Vtech logo when starting up a V.Smile.
V. Rich Films International (Philippines)

1st Logo(1989?-1995)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extremely rare. Appeared on some films like Onyok Tigasin.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(1995?-1997?)Logo: On a black/blue gradient background (similar to the VIVA and Star Cinema logos), we see a red V with filmstrip holes on the left side of it. Copies are seen from behind. The V and it's copies rotate to normal position, then glows to change from the plain red to a yellow/red gradient. The letters of "RICH" (with the C looking like Pac-Man) zoom out and form the word. Then 18 lines appear below, which then rotate, revealing to be the words "FILMS INTERNATIONAL".FX/SFX: All 2D animation.Music/Sounds: A triumphant fanfare.Availability: Very rare. It's seen on Evangeline Katorse and other films made by the company.Editor's Note: None. It's a harmless logo.
VAP, Inc. (Japan)

Background: VAP, Inc. (initials of Video & Audio Project) is a Japanese publishing company, headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo. It is a subsidiary of Nippon Television Holdings, Inc, and assists in the publishing of several anime, music, and video releases.(2006-)Nicknames: "Triorbs" "Golden VAP", "UAP III"Logo: On a white background, 3 silver orbs with the reflection of the sky on them, fly in and merge with each other, becoming a red, green, and blue orb. The orbs zoom out as a multitude of them duplicate out of the original trio (while revealing a grey stripe on the background) and fly across the screen as a swarm. We then pan over to a large selection of rotaitng mechanical-looking rings and crescents, where all the spheres are flying towards a sun-like light in the middle of the screen, later turning rainbow-colored. The background then turns pure white as 3 translucent orbs, each containing a glass letter, split from the middle of the orb, and the objects disappear. The orbs themselves then disappear, revealing the "vap" letters in gold, rotating and merging in the center.FX/SFX: The orbs flying in, the light splitting, the logo forming.Music/Sounds: A heavenly synth bell flourish at the beginning, which enhances into a crystal fanfare.Availability: Common. It does appear on any production associated with them, like home video releases and movies.Editor's Note: A really nice animation, which still holds up to this day.