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King-Movie Productions (Netherlands)

Logo description byallthefashion988Video byVHS ninja(1980s?)<embed align="bottom" height="280" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/634319bf656c7550248fe5bd1ebfa1fc26b7cd31" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="339" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Big Marquee"Logo: On a black screen, a sparkling light kicks off a countdown (in rainbow numbers which are scattered all over) from 10, which stops at 3. Then, a yellow neon outline of a circle shines at the top of the screen, forming two lines (//) inside. From there a multicolored outline of a neon marquee draws itself onto the screen, with the wordsKING-MOVIEPRODUCTIONS BV.THE NETHERLANDSfading in along with it. The marquee shines for about 8 more seconds before abruptly cutting to a woman who is dancing as if she were walking a tight rope (but more dramatically), in front of a background reminiscent of Microsoft's "Mystify" screensaver -- albeit symmetrical.FX/SFX: The countdown, the forming and shining of the marquee, and the dancer.Music/Sounds: A low beep at each number of the countdown, and then a cheesy 80s rock tune that fades out on its last note.Availability: Most likely found on releases by this company at the time.Editor's Note: This logo proves to be another one of those cheesy, but campy obscure 80s VHS logos -- given its cheesy music and animation. Also, the animation in the marquee is more similar to a GIF image than any other marquee you'd see.
King-Movie Productions BV (Netherlands)

(????)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="213" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/0b87b014111ce7bf0e0939a1a4581aea96e5ab0b" width="376"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a spark next to the (multicolored) number "10", eventually, other (also multicolored) numbers appear enclosing the spark, first "9", later "8", "7", "6", "5", "4", and finally "3", which make the spark to "explode". The logo fade out, and appear a shiny yellow circle, which is a "II" enclosed in a circle, and some lines appear forming a rectangle (looking like a neon sight), with "KING MOVIE" upper, "PRODUCTIONS BV." at the center, and "THE NETERLANDS" under, all inside the rectangle, which is continously shining. Finally, the logo abruptly cut, to a women which is dancing, on some colorful, wireframe waves.FX/SFX: Everything in the logo.Music/Sounds: First we ear some buzzing sounds (similar to the Rede Globo <a href="https://youtu.be/eJt6MkfnLJs" target="_self">countdown</a> from 1978), later, when the logo is formed, we hear a rock theme.Availability: Unknown.Editor's Note: None.
King Bee Video

Logo descriptions and captures by Ryan FroulaBackground: King Bee Video was a short-lived nostalgia label operated by IVE and their second nostalgia label after The Video Late Show.1st Logo(February 9, 1989)<iframe frameborder="0" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/47cb3c1b0cd0d7833982913d28816310e8766c67" width="358"></iframe>Logo: Against a black background, the name of the company spins onto the screen in light yellow, with "KING BEE" above "VIDEO". The logo moves around in a weird fashion, sometimes stretching, before settling in the center of the screen.FX/SFX: The words spinning.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on The Adventures of Charlie Chan Vols. 1 and 2, Isaac Hayes: Black Moses of Soul, and The Best of PKA.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(March 9-July 20, 1989)Logo: Against a black background, we see the words "King Bee" in solid gold and "VIDEO" below it in white. A gold bee is hovering to the right, and it settles after several seconds, when it stops flapping its wings.FX/SFX: The bee hovering.Music/Sounds: Two separate synth drones overlapping with each other. One is supposed to symbolize a bee's buzzing and lasts several seconds shorter than the other.Availability: Rare. Seen on The Adventures of Charlie Chan Vol. 3, Fight to the Death, Cruel and Unusual Punishment, The Tongfather, Prototype, Consenting Adult, the Thriller episode "Kill Two Birds", The Creeper, and Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.
King Games

Not to be confused with the Activision-owned King.com.Background: King Games, owned by Blitz Software, was the publisher of three Xbox 360 video games, sold through advertisement at Burger King restaurants. The games were developed by Blitz Software (properties currently owned by Rebellion Developments) in late 2006, which were given away at Burger King restaurants for $3.99 with purchase of a value meal throughout November-December 2006. The games, although specifically made for the 360, could also be played on the original Xbox by using the 360's backwards compatibility features in reverse. With these factors in mind, the games sold massively well.(November 19, 2006)Logo: On a black background, an explosion happens. It brings fourth a giant metallic looking stylized red crown. The bottom of the black screen catches fire in a way resembling the lighting of a grill, with a the floor having texture to match. "KING GAMES" in the Burger King advertising font (a slab-serif font, not their logo but the font they used in print materials at the time) wipes in.FX/SFX: The fire and the logo/name transition.Music/Sounds: The explosion and fire sizzling.Availability: Seen on the three Xbox 360 games given away at Burger King: Sneak King, PocketBike Racer and Big Bumpin'.Editor's Note: None.
King Hu Film Productions (Hong Kong)

Background: King Hu Film Productions was a short-lived Hong Kong film production company founded in the early 1970's by director King Hu. The company only produced two movies.1st Logo(1973)Nicknames: "The Martial Arts Logo", "The Ugly Chinese Font"Logo: On a red background, we see a long piece of paper with Chinese text written on it (which translates to King Hu Film Productions (in black) presents (in red)). There are seals, which are next to the Chinese font. We then cut to the opening credits.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.Availability: Only seen on<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BdWOgaMFvg" target="_self">The Fate of Lee Khan</a>.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1975)Logo: On a black background, we see Chinese text (in an ancient Chinese font) and its English translation in orange.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: A gong crash is heard at the beginning, and the Chinese-like tympani hits are heard. When we cut to the opening credits, the opening theme of the movie is heard.Availability: Only seen on<a href="https://youtu.be/120_LWRf3H0?t=1s" target="_self">The Valiant Ones</a>.Editor's Note: The loud gong and suspenseful timpani will definitely give many people a jump. It also depends on what you think about the font.
King Phoenix Entertainment

Logo descriptions by TlogosLogo captures by Eric S.Editions by Bob Fish, V of Doom, and Shadeed A. KellyVideo captures courtesy of phasicbluBackground: Phoenix Entertainment Group was a television production company founded in July 1985 by Gerald W. Abrams, the father of J.J. Abrams. When Phoenix Entertainment was purchased by Hearst Entertainment in 1989, he merged it with King Features' movie division, reincorporating it as "King Phoenix Entertainment", until it was folded into Hearst in 1990.(May 18, 1986-May 22, 1990) <iframe frameborder="0" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0eb33f2816bbd03255a9fa6a798a2edc6f81e6b9" width="230"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6547ef75f1bf97f1a467aed1e342e73d22176c7d" width="241"></iframe> Nickname: "The Cursive P (with a Crown)"Logo: On a black background. a orange light glows at the bottom-left of screen. From the glow, a white-orange streak swoops up and curves around clockwise forming a giant cursive "P". The words "PHOENIX ENTERTAINMENT GROUP" appear on the bottom of the "P" in a condensed font.Variant: A warp-speed variant exists that has the animation sped-up.Later Variant: From 1989-1990, the text has changed revealing it as "KING PHOENIX ENTERTAINMENT". There is an orange crown next to the word "KING". Also, the cursive "P" is in a pinkish color and there's an orange tip on the cursive "P" until it disappears as "KING PHOENIX ENTERTAINMENT" and the orange crown appears in.FX/SFX: The glow, and the curve swooshing.Music/Sounds: Synth beeps with a whoosh when the "P" forms and ending with a synthesized fade out. The King Phoenix variant has a "ding" sound added to the music as the company name appears. Sometimes, the ending theme would play over the logo, or none.Availability: Appears on a few TV movies, usually followed by the Hearst Entertainment logo. It recently appeared on the movie A Hobo's Christmas when WGN America last ran it. The King Phoenix variant was seen on the 1990 TV movies Challenger and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It's also seen on the 1986 TV movie Brotherhood of Justice.Editor's Note:If you watch closely on the King Phoenix variation, the streak appears above the orange light rather than from it.
King Rollo Films

Logo descriptions byLogoboy95 and LogosSuper142Capture by Logoboy951st Logo(October 1, 1980-2001)Logo: Just the words "KING ROLLO FILMS LTD." in any typeface,superimposed in the credits.Trivia: King Rollo Films is a vanity card of David McKee, creator of Mr. Benn as well as the Adventures of Spot cartoons.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the episode.Music/Sound Variant: On early Spot shorts, the music is followed by a 5-note twinkling sound, and then a man saying "...and that's Spot" followed by Spot woofing.Availability: It appears on King Rollo itself, some Spot cartoon videos from Walt Disney Home Video, Victor and Maria and Towser.2nd Logo(February 11, 1999- )Nickname: "King Rollo and Hamlet"Logo: On a blue square, we see a picture of King Rollo and Hamlet dancing from the King Rollo cartoon, and above it are the words "KING ROLLO FILMS LTD".Variant: A version exists without the blue square.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme or none.Availability: It was seen on Maisy when it aired on Qubo. Also seen on Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies on PBS Kids Sprout, Humf on Nick Jr., and the Spot's Musical Adventures shorts. The variant appears on Poppy Cat.
King Size Productions

Logo descriptions by Sagan BlobVideo capture courtesy of Pepsi9072Background: Started by husband and wife Robert & Michelle King.(January 1, 2006-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/a59fc00e1e0b9c98e3df7a8787ca931bf70b05c8" width="407"></iframe>Logo: A piece of chocolate falls onto a white background. The chocolate reads:KING SIZEPRODUCTIONSand the top left part of the piece gets 3 bite marks.Variant: On season 1 of The Good Wife, the logo begins when the chocolate is fully seen and is shrunken on a black background with the Small Wishes logo next to it. On later episodes, the logo is seen on-screen but begins at the biting sequence.FX/SFX: The falling, and the bites.Music/Sounds: A falling whoosh, and 3 bite sounds.Availability: Seen on In Justice,The Good Wife, its spin-off, The Good Fight, and is expected to appear on Evil.Editor's Note: None.
King Video (Japan)

(1980's)Logo: On a black background, a roaring lion, with the text "KING" below it, zooms out from the top of the screen. From the bottom left, a box quickly spins, while from the bottom right, 4 arrowheads in a "+" formation also quickly spin. They all meet up in the middle and it stops for a second. The logo flies up and the text "KING VIDEO" stretches in below. All of the logo is blue with white outlines.FX/SFX: The logo forming.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on Area 88.Editor's Note: None.
King World Direct

Compiled and Pictures by Eric S. (1990-1993?)Nicknames: "Stars and Stripes II", "Silver Stars and Stripes", "The Spotlights", "King World Spotlights"Logo: Same as the 1990 King World logo, but under the normal logo, the white text "DIRECT" fades in.FX/SFX: Same as the 1990 King World logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the 1990 King World logo.Availability: Rare. Appeared on King World tapes distributed under this banner, such as video releases of Wild America.Editor's Note: The "Direct" word is cheaply tacked in and you can still see it when the logo is fading.
King of Video

1st (known) Logo(Early 1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/970ff9e0e3c4431f6e8137d301805686969da007" width="408"></iframe>Nickname: "Lights on Crown"Logo: We fade in to a giant gold crown on a black background. The crown has nine spikes on it, each with a little circle on top with a letter inside it. The first row of four circles already has the word "KING" inside it. "Of" then appears in a cursive font while yellow lights flash in the letters of the word "VIDEO", in the next row of five circles. "PRESENTS" then fades in below the crown, and a light bounces to random letters in the text of the logo, as if you were watching the light bounce around on the Press Your Luck board.FX/SFX: The animation, which is very late '70s/early '80s Scanimation/CGI.Music/Sounds: A triumphant horn fanfare, along with an announcer saying "King of Video is proud to bring you the following motion picture on videocasette.".Availability: Ultra-rare; might want to check eBay or Amazon or a used video store to find the logo. One tape that has this logo is Touch of Satan.Editor's Note: None.
King of Video (Australia)

Logo description by mr3uriousLogo capture and video courtesy of PalaceRoadshowBackground: King of Video, a subsidiary of 14th Mandolin Productions, was one of the first video distributors in Australia, focusing on martial arts films. It began operation in 1981, and ceased in 1985. However, they did not use a logo until 1983.(1983-1985) Logo: We see a bright yellow flash in the center of the screen. Then, several pink and blue comets shoot forth, along with the words "King of Video" inblue, which zoom out to a more tolerable distance after zooming extremely close to the camera. The flash then disappears. FX/SFX: The flash, comets, and zooming.Music/Sounds: An upbeat '70s horn fanfare.Availability: Rare; seen on martial arts tapes released in Australia.Editor's Note: None.
Kingdom Entertainment (France)

Logo descriptions and capture by CokeFan12(1996)Nicknames: "The Sword", "Shiny Gold"Logo: A painting depicting a sunset environment with a red archway on the center. A pile of gold is seen sitting in front of the arch, with a sword sticking out of it. "KINGDOM" is seen, with the sword within the "G". Below that is "ENTERTAINMENT" spaced-out. The gold shines, emitting light rays.FX/SFX: Just the shining.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare accompanied by a drumroll.Availability: Only seen in Michael Jackson's Ghost.Editor's Note: None.
Kingpin Video (Argentina)

(1985?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="191" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/bde8391d83c0e093747d456113b714f3f40db2bb" width="338"></iframe>Logo: In space (like almost always), there is a crown flying and flipping in as a throne with a TV screen carved onto the bottom crawls down and a line crawls up. The crown flies onto the top of the throne. Then the crown, throne, and line zoom in and seperate as the giant words "KINGPIN" zoom in with a crown on top the I. There is also the word "V I D E O" below the "KINGPIN" name. The crown then flashes and the logo zooms out to reveal a dark blue background. The blue word "PRESENTA" crawl up.FX/SFX: The crown, throne, and transition.Music/Sounds: A upbeat theme and the last note of the jingle from the Charter Entertainment logo.Availability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.
Kings Road Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Codyfinke6 and thehugetvfanCaptures by Eric S.Background: Founded by Stephen J. Friedman and named after a street in West Hollywood where he lived. Most of the Kings Road catalog, with some exceptions, is held by Lionsgate.1st Logo(September 21, 1984-1995)<iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5628ccdd9f293a3f35fb6f347c9dace490fcc902" width="363"></iframe>Nickname: "The Drawing Double Lines"Logo: On a black background, we see double lines drawing 5 1/2 times. After it's done drawing, it draws a curve, to extend the "R" in "ROAD". "KINGS ROAD" appears above the lines, then PRODUCTIONS appears under "KINGS". The lines then disappear, and the 1/2 area of double lines extend as the "R".FX/SFX: The drawing.Variant: There's a blue version with ENTERTAINMENT instead of PRODUCTIONS.Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme of the movie.Availability: Rare. Appears on All of Me, The Best of Times, The Big Easy, Knights, and Kickboxer, among others. On recent prints of Kickboxer 2, the Lionsgate logo plasters it, while recent prints of Kickboxers 3 and 4 have the logo plastered with the 3rd Lions Gate logo. It is unknown if either logo appeared on U.S. Theatrical Prints of When the Wind Blows, as it's removed on the 1988 IVE VHS of the film and the 2014 Twilight Time Blu-Ray.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2011?-)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: So far, only seen on its website, as the company has not made a film in more than a decade and solely exists to sell remake rights.Editor's Note: None.
Kingston Video (UK)

Logo description by: MariluHennerArtist45 and vhslogosVideo courtesy of: czar7474(1980's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="188" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/99dc5c4c0f5673e150c1de60a35616e5632c3bdd" width="334"></iframe>Logo: On a white background, we see a giant TV-tube like shape with two circles on it which read "Kingston Video." The shape is made up of intersecting yellow and dark blue shapes.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Can be seen on many pre-cert tapes from the era. Some of the VHS prints have a carbon cigarette box cover.Editor's Note: Minimal, this is rather harmless.
KinoAtis (Russia)

Logo descriptions and captures by Grig2007 and LogoFindsCNF-Anima(2010?-2011)Logo: It's just the original CNF logo without video indicator whatsoever.FX/SFX: See original CNF logo.Music/Sounds: See original CNF logo.Availablity: Rare. Was seen on first productions. The known movie to have this logo is Star Dogs (Белка и Стрелка: звёздные собаки).Scare Factor: See original CNF logo.KinoAtis(2011-)Logo: On the black background, we see letters forming "KinoAtis" word in English or Russian. Rectangle with "к" and "а" appears. The logo zooms in, making whole background black.Variants:Longer version exists.Sometimes, after that, the in-credit notice appears.CShorter version is rumored, starting with zooming in.In the show reel, when the logo zooms in, it also shines while zooming.FX/SFX: Whole animation. Pretty nice flat design for 2010's!Music/Sounds: A calm string tune.Availablity: Rare years ago, but now very common. Was first appeared on Белка и Стрелка-related programs. Then seen on Планета Ai (Ai Planet), and Olympic episodes of special cartoon for Sochi 2014 games. Seen on Белка и Стрелка: Озорная Семейка (that became very popular cartoon in Russia). Long variant appeared on syndicated prints of their programs and international reruns of it. English variant is about ultra rare, was seen on their English programs. Seen intact on program reruns. Appeared on some of their films. Earlier episodes of their cartoons may or may not produced by CNF-Anima (like Star Dogs). Karusel reruns have this logo intact as in-credit notice. Plastering some logos on cartoons.Scare Factor: None to minimal. It's very relaxing, but zooming in at the end may scare you.
Kino Video (Greece)

1st Logo(1985-1990)Nickname: "The Bow and Arrow"Logo: Two white lines are drawn, forming a 2 by 2 grid. A bow and arrow tip also appear and the lines form bow and arrow while the rest of the lines disappear. The arrow pulls back and zooms out to the right. A square with streaks is wiped in and a K zoom out with the rest of the name being wiped in. A blue shadow is wiped in and the name is also wiped in. Trivia:The bow animation is actually taken from ERT's channels at the time, where it was among the ones used in between commercials.FX/SFX: Simple 2D animation.Music/Sounds: Lots of electronic melodies combined with an eerie disco-synth tune. The music is actually "Metatron" by Martin Rev.Availability: Scarce.Editor's Note: None.
Kinofilm Studios

Logo descriptions by Logoboy95 and AsdfTheRevivalEditions by BenderRobloxLogo captures by garfield13 and cartoonsfanBackground: Kinofilm was founded in 1996 by Russian immigrant Mikhail Shindel, a former producer at Acme Filmworks. In 1997, the studio was contracted to produce Cartoon Network's original series Mike, Lu & Og. The studio is still open, producing animated commercials and music videos.(November 6, 1998-May 27, 2001)Logo: On a black screen, we see the words "Kino" and "Film" in an 8-squared box, changing into many various different objects shaped like the letter on its square, it then turns into the rather plain text "KINO FILM" with one of the letters in the name on one of the 8 squares.Variant: On the pilot for Mike, Lu & Og, a small copyright notice appears under the logo on the right.FX/SFX: The logo forms from various objects through multiple quick-cuts.Music/Sounds: On Mike, Lu & Og's first season, the theme song's closing plays. On the second season, a character from the show sings a song.Availability: Seen whenever Boomerang airs Mike, Lu & Og. First seen on the show's pilot short "Crash Lancelot", which aired on The What a Cartoon! Show.Editor's Note:This logo bears a strong resemblance to theKlasky-CsupoGraffiti logo, causing some to believe it's a rip-off.
Kirby Productions

Background: Kirby Productions was founded in 2004. They specialize in producing high quality, professional, HD videos. The company's name comes from Al Liptak's (the owner of the company) dog Kirby. For more information, please visit this <a class="external" href="http://www.kirbyproductions.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">link</a>.(2007)Nicknames: "KirbyProductions.com"Logo: On a black background, we see the text "KIRBYPRODUCTIONS.COM" in a Bank Gothic font wiping in and out. The text fades in by glowing. It wipes out.FX/SFX: Just the text wiping, fading and glowing.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare. Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wAq7Pn7xcQ" target="_self">Rotting Joy</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Kirin Entertainment

Logo descriptions by LogosForTheWin and PAV1231st Logo(1994)<iframe frameborder="0" height="238" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a09d2d646fb7297030e425ae814a7499f49fba1b" width="312"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a white swirl. The swirl "unwinds" to reveal the Kirin Entertainment logo (a bunch of white planks with screws in them that form the letters that spell "KIRIN", and the word "ENTERTAINMENT" (with part of the A, all of the I, and part of the second N covered up by the tip of the R in "KIRIN"). After about six seconds, the Kirin Entertainment logo "winds" back up again into another white swirl.FX/SFX: The "unwinding" and "winding."Music/Sounds: A creepy synth-like tune that tries to be seductive but fails (and becomes unintentionally creepy), followed by an electronic voice saying the company name followed by an unintelligible chanting.Availability: Only seen on the infamous Plumbers Don't Wear Ties for the 3DO.Editor's Note: A rather infamous logo for its strangeness and the even stranger game that comes after.2nd Logo(1995)Logo: On a black background we see the KIRIN text from before, this time in marble green and lacking screws and the word "ENTERTAINMENT", below an abstract griffin.FX/SFX: Not too bad this time. It looks better than its precursor.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Seen on the 3DO game The Perfect General, the second and final game released from the company.Editor's Note: None.