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Scotti-Vinnedge Television

Logo description by Michael BassLogo captures and editions by Shadeed A. Kelly, V of Doom, Gilblitz112, and Pygmalion XBackground: Scotti-Vinnedge Television (formerly "Scotti Brothers-Syd Vinnedge Television") was a production company owned by the Scotti brothers: Anthony and Ben, who also owned All American Television, Scotti Bros. Records, and Scotti Bros. Pictures and Syd Vinnedge, former executive producer of the long-running CBS game show The Price is Right. Scotti Bros. Entertainment Industries merged with AATV in 1991 by forming All American Communications (now "FremantleMedia North America").(1980-1991)Nicknames: "The Cougar", "The Mountain Lion"Logo: On a white background, we see a circle that has a profile of a cougar (a.k.a. a mountain lion) facing right and the sky in the circle background is yellow with clouds. Below the circle is this white text that says "Scotti Bros" above and "Syd Vinnedge" below it with the word "Television" in a smaller font below it all in black lettering. "rothers" in the word "Brothers" appears to be in superscript: Scotti Brothers Syd Vinnedge Television Later Variants:This logo would appear superimposed in the credits with the words in white with a black shadow effect starting in 1981.A purple line border would appear on the logo and a copyright stamp would appear starting in 1982. More of the purple boarder would appear in 1984.Some 1983 episodes of America's Top 10 would have the copyright stamp in either a blue or purple shadowing.On the 1986-1987 short-lived game show Wordplay, this logo would appear on a black background.A variant of this logo seen in 1987 has a larger circle with a gold border and a blue background. Even the cougar, who as before faces right, is larger. The text is different as well, with "SCOTTI VINNEDGE" just below the cougar, and "Television" in cursive below. A copyright symbol and year are seen at the very bottom of the circle. On the final episode of Word Play, it's a still shot and appears on a white background with no copyright stamp. From 1989-1991, the copyright font is different.FX/SFX: While the 1984 variant is still, the 1988 variant has all the text except the copyright stamp wiping in from the left, with the cursive text writing in. The cougar's jaw moves up and down as well.Music/Sounds:The closing theme of the show or music from a specific record album.Starting in 1990, the roar of a cougar is heard.Availability: Near extinction. Seen on the syndicated music video countdown show America's Top 10 and the short-lived game show Word Play. This may have also been seen on the 1983 American Video Awards and the 1989 TV movie Jake Spanner, Private Eye.Editor's Note: None.
Scotti Bros. Pictures

Logo description by LogophileLogo captures by Dean Stewart Rumsey and Supermarty-oVideo capture courtesy of DudeThatLogoBackground: Scotti Bros. Pictures was a motion picture company founded by Ben and Tony Scotti, as a subsidiary of Scotti Bros. Records (now folded into Volcano Entertainment, a Sony label). It was founded in 1985 when the brothers purchased distributor Pickman Film Corporation from founder Jerry Pickman. It later became a subsidiary of All American Communications. The movie library was soon acquired by Epic Productions and incorporated into its Omega library; it now rests with MGM.(April 30, 1986-June 1, 1991) <iframe frameborder="0" height="185" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a431eb31693e401178640beaae8b4b30d15027d1" width="328"></iframe> Logo: On a black starry space background (with the stars moving) is the planet Earth below. Everything is dark. An orange flash appears behind the planet, then the words "SCOTTI BROS." in orange and arched eases in and rises up. Above "SCOTTI BROS." is an arched line, also orange. Below that is a silver line with "PICTURES" inside. When it gets to its comfortable position, the logo shines.FX/SFX: The stars, the flash, the logo moving and shining.Music/Sounds: A majestic, yet dramatic synthesized tune with a whoosh sound when the flash appears on the earth. Sometimes it is silent, or has the films opening music playing over itAvailability: Very rare. The full version is retained on Eye of the Tiger, and Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives, both preceded by the 2001 MGM logo. A short version that starts with the earth flashing is seen on The Iron Triangle (again, preceded by an MGM lion). It is unknown whether it appeared on The Resurrected (the company's final film), as several older prints do not have any logo. Don't expect to see this on French Canadian prints of Eddie et le Cruisers II: Eddie est de retour (Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives), as this is plastered by an old Alliance Vivafilm logo.Editor's Note: None.
Scout Productions

(July 15, 2003-)Logo: On a smokey red background, we see a teepee made out of logs, slowly floating upwards. Below it, the text "SCOUT" burns-in onto the picture. The teepee and background disappears, leaving behind "SCOUT" before it burns out.Variant: On The Antonio Treatment, the logo animates in the credits.FX/SFX: The teepee floating and slowly spinning, the text animating.Music/Sounds: Just some flame sounds.Availability: Currently seen on The Antonio Treatment on HGTV. It also appeared on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Big Ideas for a Small Planet, and Knock First, among other series.Editor's Note: None.
Scream Factory

Logo description by SuperMuppetLogo capture by LogosForTheWinVideo capture courtesy of LogosForTheWinBackground: Scream Factory is Shout! Factory's label that releases horror movies on DVD, which started in 2012.(2012- )<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/02190b10b2cafa174610b910424ffe8acf175a4c" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="246" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "White and Black Tombstones", "The Other Skull of Doom"Logo: Against some foggy clouds in a supposedly abandoned area, the Scream Factory logo (which looks like Shout! Factory's logo, albeit in the style of gravestones) zoom out very quickly away from the viewer. The zooming comes to halt once a creepy skull rises from "the graves." It slowly creeps out, then pounces out at an extreme speed. His nose eventually engulfs the screen.FX/SFX: The zooming of the logo and the skull, which are done very poorly. The effects are very choppy, though this could be an intentional throwback to classic horror films and B-movies, as this logo is done badly and is even in black-and-white.Music/Sounds: A low-pitched and slowed-down version of the sound of a either a screaming woman or a howling wolf (it's kind of hard to tell), and a "whoosh" sound from the skeleton.Availability: Common. Can be seen on releases by the Scream Factory label.Editor's Note: None.
ScreenSound Australia (Australia)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmegaVideo courtesy of Logo ArchiveBackground: ScreenSound Australia was the name used by the National Film and Sound Archive during 1999 and 2004. Before 2000, the name was just "ScreenSound Australia", until the name was expanded to "ScreenSound Australia - National Film and Sound Archive" for the rest of it's lifetime.(2000-2004)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/04441a6db1ee592dae32eaeb6b47d66fd377eaea" width="329"></iframe>Logo: We see a filmstrip hole illuminated by light. The filmstrip then starts to move and the camera moves away so we can see other lightened filmstrips move from both sides, in groups. Once we see more filmstrips, we keep moving back and see engraved filmstrip holes from something. A flash appears behind, as we move more further from the object and it's revealed to be a megaphone. A shadow appears below the megaphone, as the name "SCREENSOUND AUSTRALIA" fades in below. More text fades in below: "NATIONAL FILM AND SOUND ARCHIVE".Variant: An extended variant has the same animation, but "proudly preserving our screen and sound heritage" fades in after "NATIONAL FILM AND SOUND ARCHIVE" disappears.FX/SFX: The filmstrips moving, the lights, the camera moving back, the shadow and text fading.Music/Sounds: A lush synth pad that gets more darker, a metallic noise when the flash appears, and a 4-note synth theme after that.Availability: Extremely rare outside Australia. May be likely seen on re-releases of old national films from the time.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Australia

Background: Screen Australia was formed in 2008 by merging three Australian government departments: The Australian Film Commission, Film Australia and Film Finance Corporation Australia.1st Logo(2008-2012) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/30997f53e4b42f0aa0f36e6421627f22abee6fbd" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="301" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, we see the words "SCREEN AUSTRALIA" zoom out from the screen. The EE's are mirrored and orange. The logo shines while the Australian Government coat of arms fades in below.Variant: There is a TV version that has the Australian coat of arms on the left and the logo on the right with a vertical line separating the two logos. Also there is an early version used on Bran Nue Dae and Charlie and Boots which is similar to the TV variant but the logo is put on a white background.FX/SFX: The zooming back, the shining. None for the TV variant.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie or the closing theme of the TV show.Availability: Seen on all movies and TV shows funded by the Australian Government from this time period. Examples of Screen Australia movies include Bran Nue Dae, Tomorrow When The War Began and Red Dog.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2012- ) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="179" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/98676aa833a2a48c78307d4422cc14fc0346af09" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="314" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: Throughout the entire logo sequence we see paint, bubbles and strokes circling around each other in a flurry of activity. In the centre of this circling, if we look carefully, we can see a film projector light. Then the various paint objects form themselves in a zig-zag formation. Then the words "Screen Australia" blur inside the paint stroke. Also during the entire logo sequence the paints change colour, in chronological order: green, blue, purple, pink, red and orange.TV Variant: The coat of arms is still on the left with the new logo on the right. A line still separates the two logos.FX/SFX: The paint colors dancing around the film projector light and painting itself to form the logo. None for the TV variant.Music/Sounds: A calming, nature-inspired piece which also features the sound of a kookaburra, a native Australian bird. The closing theme for the TV show variant.Availiability: Seen on all movies and TV shows funded by the Australian Government from mid-2012 onwards. The first film to use this logo was Kath and Kimderella. The first TV shows to use this logo were Howzat!: Kerry Packer's War and season 2 of Go Back To Where You Came From.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Entertainment (Scandinavia)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a668dc9b2d1288f9515c1e3674c45f9fb0f355fb" width="453"></iframe>Nickname: "Westcon Globe Strikes Back"Logo: We see the blue globe footage from the Westcon Home Video and Converge Video logos, but it's playing forwards. A few seconds after, a freeze-frame occurs, and a white logo stretches in from the center and places below. The logo has an icon of a shadow of a head watching TV with the text "Screen Entertainment" seen next to it.FX/SFX: The globe moving, the logo stretching in (all cheap computer effects).Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on 80s VHS tapes from Scandinavia.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Entertainment (UK)

Logo description by TheBigLogoFan2Logo captures by TheBigLogoFan2 and TheEriccorpincVideo captures courtesy of Gilby 1385Background: Screen Entertainment was a very obscure British VHS distributor active during the late 1980s and early 1990s.(198?-199?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/8bb63893a4a517eb699302d172ceeb77bf79cf6f" width="275"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a713d521a75030ff40c12fa028deea50d3fd26c7" width="275"></iframe>Note: The logo on the first video starts at 0:14.Logo: On a dark blue-grey gradient background, we see two yellow crosses appear on the screen. They then spin for a few seconds as a white rectangle with a blue rectangle inside pops up. The crosses stop spinning, and the words "screen entertainment" slide in from both sides. Then, "Presents", in Brush Script, zooms up to the screen, then the logo fades out, leaving just "Presents". The logo fades out after a few seconds.Variant: In the end of some programs, the still logo appears with a copyright notice below.FX/SFX: The animation of the crosses and text.Music/Sounds: A fast-paced synth fanfare then ends with an orchestra. Other times, it's none.Availability: Extremely rare. This was seen on Wizbit and Friends and Zit - The Video, and the VHS of the Shadow Theater: The Best of Horror series.Editor's Note: Simple animation, but that's to be expected from an obscure video distributor. Also, on some releases (as seen in the first video), the program begins before the logo has even finished fading out.
Screen Entertainment Scandinavia (Norway)

1st (known) logo(1984? - 1987?) <embed align="bottom" height="263" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/4b4abec035dc5b808dd6ae7775fbc748b83c130e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="320" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Hey Look! It's That Globe Footage That We've Seen A Hundred Times Already!", "A Personification of All That Is Overused", "The Globe"Logo: Against a black background with a globe (the same background as the Westcon Home Video and the Converge Video logos), the globe spins for about four seconds until it abruptly stops and the company's logo in white zooms out and settles out via Scanimate effects, we then fade to black.FX/SFX: The globe rotating and the Scanimate effects.Cheesy Factor: Everything about it, the Scanimate effects are obviously dated now, not that it would've been anything special whenever it debuted, in fact, it would've seemed basic even then. The fact that they used the same public domain footage several other companies have already doesn't help.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare, seen on Norwegian VHS releases at the time, such as Escape from the Bronx, Blade, and Don't Open Till Christmas.Scare Factor: Minimal to medium, the in-your-face Scanimate, lack of music, and dark atmosphere may get to some. It's just another bland generic 80's Euro-VHS logo, granted it's not stealing any footage from another logo, but you'd expect better.
Screen Gems (Australia)

Logo descriptions by Stephen Cezar and ccateni28Captures courtesy of Eric S.(1971-1972)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/9bcd39fc772808d77351bd99b8247da394d29997" width="361"></iframe>Nicknames: "S from Australia", "S from Down Under", "S from Purgatory", "Boomerang S"Logo: "A SCREEN GEMS AUSTRALIA PRODUCTION" appears on a black background, in which after a fraction of a second appears to be zooming out on a dot. Two boomerangs appear from the top left and bottom right corners and approaches towards the dot. The boomerangs then morph into the familiar strips of the "S" logo, while "SCREEN GEMS" appears on the bottom of the formed "S".FX/SFX: The boomerangs, the text.Music/Sounds: A majestic brass theme that interpolates elements of "Waltzing Matilda" and the familiar "S from Hell" theme.Availability: Extinct. Recently resurfaced on one of the two pilots of The Graham Kennedy Show, which dates to 1972.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Gems (Madras) (India)

Not to be confused with the Sony-owned Screen Gems.Logo description by SnowflakesOmega(1971)Logo: On a red surface, we see a defocused view of a shining emerald. The camera then focuses into view and moves behind the emerald. We then fade into another view of the red surface from before, however, there's more emeralds seen around and the yellow words "SCREEN GEMS" and "(MADRAS)" zoom into view.FX/SFX: The shining of the emeralds, the text zooming.Music/Sounds: A dramatic string note with some mallet notes.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DER3PjDxNck" target="_self">Aansoo Aur Muskan</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Ireland (Ireland)

Logo descriptions and captures by Enormous RatVideo capture courtesy of movierelatedlogosBackground: Screen Ireland (Fís Éireann) is the national film agency and film funding company of Ireland, established in the 1980s.The Irish Film Board (Bord Scannán na hÉireann)1st (known) Logo(Late 1990s)Nickname: "The Ridge"Logo: On a dark background, we see a spiral labyrinth made of bluish dust. It is held by two arcs. At the right side, there is the board's name in Irish and below it, the board's name in English.FX/SFX: None, it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on I Went Down (1997).Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Late 1990s-2004) Nickname: "The Ridge II"Logo: In space, many green boulders zoom in, emitting green light and forming the familiar labyrinth. The background fades and the name appears to the right. This time, two lines come into the action and place themselves below the name. There is a thin white line and a shorter green one.FX/SFX: The rocks and labyrinth moving.Music/Sounds: An orchestrated soundtrack.Availability: Can be found on Intermission and Inside I'm Dancing.Editor's Note: None. 3rd Logo(2004-2007)<embed align="right" allowfullscreen="true" height="252" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/e42ec9e41bc89f11bf271e8e7f9c3af106942c77" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="306" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "The Ridge III" Logo: The green labyrinth appears spinning extremely close and zooms out. The two lines move in again, and the name letters come from below the screen to take their places.FX/SFX: The picture zooming out.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on Isolation and other films.Editor's Note: None. 4th Logo(2007-2018) Nickname: "Cinema Hall"Logo: We start in a cinema hall full of people and move to the new logo. it has a roughly draft white board with another purple board inside. Then people rise up inside the board. Right to it, we see "ifb", and below "IRISH FILM BOARD". The Irish name is written even below in purple.FX/SFX: The animation of hall and lights in CGI.Music/Sounds: An orchestrated soundtrack.Availability: Seen on many films.Editor's Note: None.___________________________________Screen Ireland (Fís Éireann)5th Logo(2018-)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA
Screen Legends (UK)

Logo description by mr3urious(1986-1989)Logo: On a blue/white gradient background, a red rectangular border is drawn clockwise, which fills with red. Then, a gold star flips in from the right to the top of the rectangle. A white border is added behind that. Then, the words "SCREEN" and "LEGENDS", in a white Revue font, zoom out from the bottom below the star. The star shines with a few pings.FX/SFX: The frame drawing, color fill, star, zooming letters, and pinging.Music/Sounds: A synth tune with a rising 8-note horn fanfare, similar to Carolco Pictures.Availability: Rare; appeared on old videos of Thomas the Tank Engine and Henry's Cat from the UK.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Media Ventures

Logo descriptions by GoAnimateFan199ProVideo captures courtesy of Charles Loftus and GoAnimateFan199Pro (uploaded by StephenCezar15)Complied by GoAnimateFan199ProBackground: Screen Media Ventures is an independent motion picture distribution company.1st Logo(2002?-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/830e8aece0f15b5224d1ee8f69677ee6a056c437" width="306"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5c243d6fb81614867ea851279a94c8409e5f1c5c" width="408"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a green filmstrip flies on-screen. Then, a green light powers on and intensifies. The filmstrip freezes on-center, causing the light to dim. 2 oval borders puff in, and a green comet forms the text "Screen Media Films, LLC".Variant: Sometimes, the green comet becomes a white light that expands to form "Screen Media Ventures, LLC".FX/SFX: The filmstrip, the light, and the comet.Music/Sounds: Either:A relaxing 4-note oboe tune with a low synth note......or a 5-noted synth.Availability: Common. Can be seen on film distributions from the company, such as Chat Room or The Private Lives of Pippa Lee.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(Late 2000s-)Logo: On a black background, we see the text "SCREEN MEDIA" on top of a red banner saying "F I L M S".FX/SFX: Only the fading.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Tommy and the Cool Mule.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Originals (UK)

Logo descriptions by kahdarLogo captures byBackground: Screen Originals was a low-budget British distributor of public domain cartoons which was very active during the 1980's.(1980s)Nicknames: "The Woody/Daffy Turkey", "The Filmstrip and the Woodpecker/Duck", "What Would Be Daffy Duck and Woody Woodpecker's Offspring"Logo: There is a black square on a white background with a light blue filmstrip behind what looks like a combination of Woody Woodpecker and Daffy Duck that resembles a Turkey with a surprised look. The words "SCREEN ORIGINAL" on the top and bottom of the box. At the end of tapes, the white words "THE END" are in the middle of the drawingFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None, but some tapes have an abridged version of "Merrily We Roll Along" used at the "That's all Folks" title at the end of 1940's-1950's WB cartoons. Sometimes after that, It might play the opening theme of "Merrily We Roll Along".Availability: Seen on some public domain cartoons in the UK.Editor's Note: None.
Screen Time Entertainment (Australia)

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture courtesy of PalaceRoadshowBackground: Screen Time Entertainment was a video subsidiary of CBS/Fox Video in Australia, created in 1984. It was very short-lived, however.(1984-1985)<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/92829b217ee8a74eefe1a2fd2734881ca8024391" width="222"></iframe>Logo: We see the words "SCREEN" and "TIME" in a salmon color slide in from the left and right respectively via a motion blur effect on a dark blue/black gradient background. Both words shine with some "pings" and glow in a yellow color. Then, a gold outline of a star shoots in from the right and gets filled in with gold as a laser zaps it and a ping travels around it clockwise. The word "ENTERTAINMENT", in gold, zooms out letter by letter in a trailing effect and shines brightly. Two pings draw lines across the top and bottom of the word. Both "SCREEN TIME" and the lines shine with several pings. FX/SFX: The sliding, glowing, trailing, and pinging; fairly good for an '80s logo.Music/Sounds: It begins with four loud whooshes as the words slide in and shine, a "pew" sound as the star shoots in, a laser zap as the laser hits the star, and several bass notes as the word "ENTERTAINMENT" zooms out. A deep, dramatic synth bass is heard throughout.Availability: This is extremely rare, as it was short-lived. Check Australian or New Zealand VHS tapes for this rare logo!