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Spin Master Entertainment (Canada)

Logo descriptions by Originalsboy11 and LogosSuper142Photos by Originalsboy11Video Captures Courtesy of Pepsi9072 and ClosingLogosHDBackground: Spin Master Entertainment is the animated television department of the Canadian toy and entertainment company, Spin Master.1st logo(August 12, 2013-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1f87d3fcd5b747edcc568b0ba13f1ad6c5d89d96" width="325"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/84fe46bd49346fab4f44fbdc991351e65b6c733e" width="329"></iframe>Logo: On a black-gray background, with a light coming from the top-center of the screen, a strange 3-D shape that's blue in the center but silver in the edges drop from the top of the screen and hits the center of the screen. When it hits, it bounces back up and part of it breaks apart and forms the Spin Master logo, which consists of the words, "SPIN MASTER' with a customized "S" above it. When it lands again, the letters in the word "ENTERTAINMENT" wipes in one by one. While that is happening, the words, "A trademark of Spin Master Ltd." is seen below.Variants:A short version exists where the logo starts when the Spin Master logo almost formed.A version where the logo is in standard-definition, and because of it, the logo has been cropped exists.FX/SFX: All CGI animation.Music/Sounds: On PAW Patrol and Rusty Rivets, mechanical sounds with woosh sounds is heard accompanied by a dramatic orchestral theme that doesn't sound out of place in a superhero movie. On Little Charmers, the end theme of the show plays.Availability: The short version is seen on Little Charmers on Nick Jr. and Nickelodeon. The cropped version is seen on Nickelodeon USA's split-screen credit airings of PAW Patrol from August 2013 until November 2014. The long version is seen on PAW Patrol and Rusty Rivets.Editor's Note: None.
Spin The Bottle Inc.

Logo descriptions by WillWill45Background: Spin The Bottle Inc is a production company famous for Pop-Up Video.1st Logo(October 27, 1996-1997)<iframe frameborder="0" height="250" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6f0669ebc3f556a02f192bbc8f3000be4c5950f9" width="441"></iframe>Nickname: "Spin the Bottle!"Logo: On an orange background with a green circle in the middle, we see a green bottle with a blank label on it. An hand comes out and gives it an spin. After it's done spinning, "Spin the Bottle Inc." appears on to the label.FX/SFX: The label animation, mostly live action.Music/Sounds: A "woo-woo-woo-wo" like sound as the bottle spins.Availability: Can be seen on early episodes of Pop-Up Video rerun on VH1 Classic.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1997-August 8, 2002)<iframe frameborder="0" height="250" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a175eae068b687f69ee03f280b43e8d873c2a3d6" width="442"></iframe>Nickname: "Hypnotic Bottle"Logo: On an green-black spiral background rotating, we see an bottle with bubbles and some text in it. A hand is on top of the bottle. The hand gives it an spin. After it's done spinning, we see "Spin the Bottle Inc." in an '60s era font. It waves once.Variant: An more common version has the hand part almost cut out, the bubbles are black, and the text keeps waving.FX/SFX: The animation.Music/Sounds: An ominous tune, with a "whoosh" when the bottle spins.Availability: Can be seen on most Pop-Up Video episodes on VH1 Classic.Editor's Note: The ominous tune may catch you off guard. The background can hypnotize some people as well.
Spinnaker Films, Inc.

Logo description by CuriousGeorge60Logo capture by Eric S.Background: TBA.(1996-1998)Logo: Against the black background, we see a picture of the Spinnaker (a type of sailboat) floating on the water against the sky inside the circle. Under it are the words, "SPINNAKER FILMS, Inc."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The sound of the waves with the sounds of the seagull squawking.Availability: Rare. It appeared on TV movies it produced such as Evil Has a Face, When Danger Follows You Home, Every Mother's Worst Fear, and The Three Lives of Karen. Intact on VHS releases.Editor's Note: None.
Spitfire Records

Logo descriptions by RowanCunninghamPhotos by naxo-oléEditions by RowanCunningham1st Logo(2000's)Nicknames: The Dragon, Angry Dragon's CousinLogo: On a black background, we see a picture of a white dragon spitting out fire zooming in. On the bottom the company's name in white is below the dragon. It stays for some seconds until it fades out.FX/SFX: The zooming in, the dragon bursting out fire, and the fading out.Music/Sounds: A synth sound, then a "SCREECH! sound at the end.Availability: Rare. On old concert videos.Editor's Note: None.
Spitzer Holding Company

Logo descriptions byTailsPrower98, MylesMoss1996Photos by TBAVideo captures by Pepsi9072Editions by TBABackground: 1st logo(2015)Logo: On a white background, we see a blue sphere with four lines drawing on the inside, glowing. As they do that, the words with the underline appear "SPITZER HOLDING COMPANY". The orb shines as the words underneath appear, "TELECOMMUNICATIONS SOY TECHNOLOGIES WAR BONDS."Trivia: TBAFX/SFX: The lines and the orb.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on NBC's show Superstore.Editor's Note: None.
Splash! Productions (UK)

Logo description and captures by edunk5Editions by Paperking99(1997-1999) Nicknames: "The Splat"Logo: During the credits, a red splat with "SPLASH!" in front which is in a yellow Balloon font appears with copyright below. Variant: On Little Monsters, the logo comes flying down on the screen while the copyright fades in after that. It is also slightly different in that it is somewhat wide, the splat and text is dark and the latter having clear black outlines.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme.Availability: Rare. Seen on Microscopic Milton and Little Monsters.Editor's Note: None.
Splash Entertainment

Logo captures by Mr. Logo Lord and LogosForTheWinBackground: Splash Entertainment (formerly known as MoonScoop) is a French animation company founded in 2003 after the merger of Antefilms (started in 1990) and France Animation (started in 1984). On April 6, 2011, the studio released their first theatrical film,Titeuf Le Film.In 2013, the company went into administration and was subsequently acquired by Mike and Liz Young. On January 15, 2016, the studio released their second theatrical film,Norm of the North, which got universally negative reviews and flopped at the box office. A few months later, the company was hired to produce three additional sequels to the film Alpha and Omega.MoonScoop1st Logo(September 3, 2003-March 29, 2014) Logo: We see a yellow moon on a nighttime sky background. Then the sun hits it, making an eclipse (which causes the moon to turn into a crescent). Under the crescent, we see the phrase "MoonScoop." Variant: There is also a still variant with a white background.FX/SFX: The sun hitting the moon and the words swirling.Music/Sounds: An explosion sound, followed by a synthesized shimmer.Availability: Uncommon. It's seen on The Twisted Whiskers Show on Hub Network (now Discovery Family), Zevo-3 on Nicktoons,early episodes of Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch, and Titeuf Le Film.The white background version is relatively common and can be seen on Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures and Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot, as well as the Pet Alien game for Nintendo DS. 2nd Logo (Code Lyoko Variant)(August 31, 2005-November 10, 2007)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Rare. It was last seen on Code Lyoko on Cartoon Network.Splash Entertainment1st Logo(April 5, 2014-February 5, 2016)Logo: TBA. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Can be seen on later episodes of Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch, as well as Care Bears and Cousins. 2nd Logo(January 15, 2016-)Logo: We start out on a light blue background, then the camera zooms out to reveal that there is an "S" in a bubble. The other letters in bubbles from the word "Splash" come together on a grey burst with "Entertainment" under the word "Splash". The whole logo is on water, and ripples come out of the water after the logo is finished forming.Variant: On TV shows like Kulipari: An Army of Frogs and We're Lalaloopsy, the logo is sped up.FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The bubbles floating, the logo forming, and the water ripples. Pretty simple animation, especially for 2016. And the bubble popping animation looks very cheap too.Music/Sounds: A majestic orchestral fanfare is used on movies, while TV shows use twinkling throughout the logo, bubbling and whooshing when the bubbles are floating, and splashing when the logo is formed. Otherwise, it's the opening/ending theme of the movie/show.Availability: Seen onNorm of the North, as well as the last three Alpha and Omega movies, Kulipari: An Army of Frogs, and We're Lalaloopsy.
Splinter Films

Background: Splinter Films is a film production company founded by Nick Wickham and Emer Patten.1st Logo(2003)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: None.Availability: It only appeared on Red Hot Chili Peppers: Live at Slane Castle.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2006-2011)Logo: On a blank background we see some red archs revolving (one more brighter than the other). "Splinter Films", and later the copyright notice and byline (in black) fadeVariant: Sometimes, the copyright notice along the byline may change.FX/SFX: The archs revolving, the words fading.Music/Sounds: None or the closing theme of the show.Availability: Common. Appears on many concerts such as Shakira: Oral Fixation Tour, Foo Fighters: Live at Wembley Stadium, Kings of Leon: Live at the O2 London, England and Linkin Park: Road to Revolution (Live at Milton Keynes).Editor's Note: None.
Split the Difference Productions

<tbody> Logo description by Michael Bass(July 28, 2000-March 10, 2002) Logo: On a red background, we see the word "DIFFERENCE" on top of a triangle. Inside the triangle is the word "PRODUCTIONS". The word "SPLIT" drops in from the top left of the screen and rests on top of "DIFFERENCE" as "DIFFERENCE" moves sideways to the left like a see-saw. The word "THE" drops in from the top right of the screen, also resting on top of "DIFFERENCE," and "DIFFERENCE" moves sideways to the right like a seesaw. Afterwards, a chainsaw splits the screen in half vertically down the middle of the screen, leaving a weird-looking black thing.FX/SFX: The dropping in of the words "SPLIT" and "THE," the see-saw effect of "DIFFERENCE" as the two other words drop in, and the see-saw effect at the end.Music/Sounds: Two pings are heard when "SPLIT" and "THE" drop in, once for each of the two words. A chainsaw sound effect is heard when the chainsaw slices the screen in half.Availability: Seen on the TV version of the comic strip Baby Blues.Editor's Note: The chainsaw effect can catch you by surprise, especially if you are not expecting it. </tbody>
Spondoolie Productions

Background: Spondoolie Productions is a production company formed by Rob Thomas and Diana Ruggiero.1st Logo(March 14, 2014)Logo: On a black background we see the text "Spondoolie", with the lines on the "p" and the "d" outstretched, and "PRODUCTIONS" below it in a similar font. The logo is colored like the American flag.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on the Veronica Mars movie.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(March 17, 2015- )<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b542575e236d3cabd642ea57accfaf4f271faab3" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="273" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a teal background with a spiral of stars and triangular lights that disappear near the end of the logo, we see the text "Spondoolie", with the same design as before. The text starts as white, then immediately changes to the colors of a faded American flag. A shadow appears behind the text, and the logo shakes a la an old film.FX/SFX: The lights, the old film effects, and the text animating.Music/Sounds: A mariachi tune with an announcer saying "Spondoolie!". The announcers vary depending on the episode--for example, "Pilot" features a man with a Mexican accent saying the company name.Availability: Currently seen on iZombie on The CW.Editor's Note: None.
Spot Films (Brazil)

1st Logo(1989-1996)<iframe frameborder="0" height="262" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/48ef81eeec6f1f5ae3665832a04566326a9ae34b" width="466"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we start off with the sea with the sun rises up (which is dawn). Then the sky changes to the cloud background as the sphere zooms out as the words zoom out as well, "SPOT" and "FILMS." The comet star draws the border rectangle around "FILMS." The sphere changes to blue.FX/SFX: CGI animation. Not too bad for 1989, though the animation of the letters "S", "P", "T" and "FILMS" (along with the border) seems more rushed. The words seem to appear out of thin air, as well.Music/Sounds: A synthesized new-age sounder with a somewhat somber ending.Availability: Rare, you have to be lucky to find a copy of their releases. Only in Brazil, they are common.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1996-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="213" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/4711a7dfd97e926ec3565e314ea98097ef5cd308" width="377"></iframe>Logo: Basically a better version of the 1989 logo. We see the sun rise up in the sky like before. The sky, now dark, is inside the sphere, moving as the same company name zooms out. The shooting star appears from the top of the screen, then draws the border around "FILMS", then flies away.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A synth sounder. At the end, an announcer something in Portuguese, and then says the company name.Availability: See logo 1.Editor's Note: None.
Spotify Video

Logo description and video capture courtesy of GoAnimateFan199ProPhoto capture courtesy of NightspearsEditions by MuzzarinoBackground: Spotify Technology is a Swedish music streaming service, founded by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon on April 23, 2006. Around August 2016, Spotify launched an original content division, called "Spotify Video".1st Logo(August 2016-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5edf4c1a21bea3d9ca8218cd818fd68ae376677d" width="366"></iframe>Logo: On an orange background, we see an array of orange, blue, red and white circles colliding across each other. We then cut to a blue-purple background, where the Spotify logo appears in red-orange.FX/SFX: The circles. A perfect example of a "simple-yet-straightforward" logo.Music/Sounds: Two deep-toned drum beats, then two more higher-pitched drum beats, the last one holding throughout the rest of the logo.Availability: Seen on original content produced by Spotify, including Deconstructed, Rush Hour, and Landmark.Editor's Note: None.
Spotlite Video

Logo description, capture and video capture by Matthew MayfieldEditions by indycarBackground: Spotlite Video was a division of National Telefilm Associates Home Entertainment initially and later of Republic Pictures Home Video that released public domain material.1st Logo(1983-1985)Logo: On a blue background, a purple flash appears from the middle of the screen. As it eases back slightly, the words "SPOTLITE VIDEO" zooms in towards the screen, flipping as it rests in the middle.FX/SFX: The flash, the company name flipping in.Music/Sounds: The fanfare from the first Commonwealth United Entertainment logo, where it actually begins playing before the logo appears, during the FBI Warning screen. This was most likely done to plaster the NTA logo on some film prints.Availability: Seen on public domain releases, such as The Lady Vanishes (1938).Editor's Note: A very cheap looking logo, just featuring only a flash and text effects. And having the music begin during the FBI Warning screen is a bit jarring, too.2nd Logo(1985-1986)<iframe height="195" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/1027e58c46750db6cf8562e060d9583030a5ecd3" width="245"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, after a triangle shaped iris-in effect, there are four searchlights moving back and forth in a jerky fashion (with two being yellow and the others orange with the last orange one being a darker color). After a moment, the lights meet and the screen flashes yellow from the lights meeting. After the flash dies down, the top where the lights meet has three circles inside each other (red, yellow and orange), which is actually the "O" in "SPOTLITE". Below is "VIDEO". A "™" symbol appears near "VIDEO".FX/SFX: The swinging lights and the flash.Music/Sounds: A synthesized fanfare with the last note sustaining itself when the flash appears.Availability: Seen on public domain VHS releases from the mid-1980s. Some of these include two reel VHS releases of The Little Rascals shorts.Editor's Note: The animation of the searchlights are extremely choppy and unprofessional, with them having strange positions and improperly sized beams. The music and flash are also extremely cheap. Unlike the previous logo, this at least has had more effort put into it.
Spring (Australia)

Logo description by OZ_Paramount87 and Shadeed A. KellyLogo and video captures by OZ_Paramount87Editions by Shadeed A. KellyBackground: Spring is the budget division of Fremantle Australia, founded on September 2, 2011 and located in Sydney, Australia.(2011- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/f6cd4916d1d577e99b63db8c1d5ff81f34f78810" width="297"></iframe>Logo: On a teal blue gradient background, we see two green leaves while the word "spring" with the letter "i" in a green gradient color fades in and zooms out until it stops and zooms in slightly and zooms back again to stop. There are two leaves representing the dot on the "i". We see one of the leaves bending back and forth once. Underneath, a byline fades in saying "A DIViSION OF FREMANTLEMEDIA AUSTRALIA" with "AUSTRALIA" underneath the rest of the byline.Variant: From December 18, 2011, the byline changed slightly. It is now all on one line and in one font. The text has also changed to "PART OF FREMANTLEMEDIA AUSTRALIA".FX/SFX: The fade in, zooming out, leaf bending, and the fading of the byline.Music/Sounds: The sound of a bird tweeting.Availability: Current. Seen on the 2011 revival of the Australian version of It's A Knockout.Editor's Note: None.
Sprout IDs

Background: Sprout (formerly PBS Kids Sprout) is a programming block for preschoolers on Universal Kidsand website-providing programming for preschoolers and their families, though it was once a cable channel and was replaced by Universal Kids. Sprout launched initially as a VOD service on April 4, 2005, and later as a cable and satellite channel on September 26, 2005. Sprout is owned by NBCUniversal. On September 9, 2017, Sprout (the channel) rebranded as "Universal Kids". However, they still kept Sprout as a block on the new channel. 1st (Known) Logo (2005-2015) Nicknames: The Felt Logo "Green Star, or a Sprout!" "Look, Mom! Look what I made!", "Let's Grow!"Logo: Depends on the variant.FX/SFX: It can be in felt animation, live-action or animation.Cheesy Factor: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Common for the newer logos, and extinct for the older ones.Editor's Note: None.2nd logo(2015-2017)Nicknames: "Free to Grow"Logo:Depends on the variant. Same as the previous logo except the word "PBS Kids" is removed from the green flower and the network became "Sprout".FX/SFX:Felt animation, live-action or animation.Music/Sounds: TBAAvailability: See first logo.Editor's Note: None.
Spruce Technologies

Logo description by MylesMoss1996 andRarityLand(2000s)Logo: We see so many colored ovals from green, orange, periwinkle, purple and red, on a background. There are six letters in each ovals, "SPRUCE,", letter by letter, and the red word "TECHNOLOGIES" beneath.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Unknown. Probably on certain DVD's, this is a DVD authoring & mastering company.Editor's Note: None.
Spud TV

Logo Description by Sagan Blob1st (and only) logo(2006)Logo: We see an antenna TV that reads:SPUDTVsuddenly, a big potato falls to the TV, leaves electric buzzes. FX/SFX: The TV, the potato, and the BG. Music/Sounds: An electric sound. Availability: Seen only on the show In Justice. Editor's Note: None.
Square Dog Pictures

Logo description by indycarEditions by indycarLogo capture by LogicSmashBackground: Square Dog Pictures was a division of Third Row Center Films, a subsidiary of DEJ Productions.(August 30, 1998-September 28, 1999)<iframe frameborder="0" height="252" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/b7dd23e6030ad68e2482f09d28a0e433fecfe6d3" width="334"></iframe>Logo: On a gray and black gradient background, we see a 2D drawing of a white three-dimensional cube-shaped dog stretching in and the words "SQUARE DOG PICTURES" (with "SQUARE" and "PICTURES" in white and "DOG" in green) flying from the left. Copyright information fades in at the bottom.FX/SFX: The dog stretching, the words flying and the fading of the copyright info.Music/Sounds: A whoosh and a bang, followed by a techno fanfare accompanied by a dog barking.Availability: Rare. Seen on Floating Away and Goosed.Editor's Note: None.
Square Enix

Logo descriptions by Mariofan88Editions by EnormousRat and DarkiplierBackground: On April 1, 2003, video game company Square merged with the Enix corporation, forming "Square Enix". In 2009, the company made a step into European market after the acquisition of Eidos. (2003- )Logo: We see the letters "SQUARE ENIX" form in its original font in a quick kind of way on a dark background.Variants:After the buyout of Eidos, Square Enix gained the studio in London, which logo appeared in the trailer for Just Cause 2.On Just Cause 3,the background is white and after about 6 seconds it zooms out revealing the logo is on a beach towel on a seat. The main character (Rico Rodriguez) Pulls the towel from behind him, revealing theAvalanche Softwarelogo.FX/SFX: The letters forming.Music/Sounds: A piano note, and a quiet female voice whispering the company's name. Sometimes it omits the female's voice, or it's silent.Music/Sounds Variant: On Dissidia 012: Duodecim Final Fantasy, we hear a character from the game saying the company name. The character who says it depends on the date the game is played (EX: If the game is played the 7th of any month (like May 7th) we would hear Cloud Strife, Sephiroth, Tifa Lockheart, or Aerith Gainsborough (characters from Final Fantasy VII) do the voice over, or if the game is played on the 1st of any month, we would hear Warrior of Light or Garland (characters from Final Fantasy) do the voice over. It loops back to the 1st game after the 13th of any month).Availability: Uncommon. It's hardly seen on video games since the company's birth. Survives on video game trailers and advertisements. Kingdom Hearts II is the earliest known game to have used this at least once. It can be seen on latest released games, as The Last Remnant for PC and on the several new NDS games and on Dissidia: Final Fantasy for PSP. The silent version is more common than the sound version, however.Editor's Note: None.
Square One Entertainment (Germany)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(2003-?)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/7a39cb66f4784f4239c51b18d981d7242ba570ca" width="329"></iframe>Logo: Several bright light flares move quickly to the right as a lightened item appears on the screen and zooms out, revealing to be a gray rectangle with a "1" near the left with the right side transformed into decreasing dots. Once the last lens flare disappears, the name "SQUAREONE" fades in below the logo. The logo shines.FX/SFX: The light flares moving, logo zooming out, the text fading in.Music/Sounds: An arpeggiated harp, with a choir.Availability: Seen on various German DVD and BD prints of low-to-mid budget films around the 2000's.Editor's Note: None.