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Hallmark Entertainment

Logo descriptions by James FabianoLogo captures by Eric S. and TheEriccorpincVideo captures courtesy of Eric S., EnormousRat, and mcydodge919Background: Hallmark Entertainment was a production company owned by Hallmark Cards. It was formed in 1994 after Hallmark purchased and renamed RHI Entertainment. In 2006, the founders of RHI re-purchased the company and reverted it back to the RHI name.1st Logo(October 8, 1994-September 28, 1996) Nicknames: "The Stamp", "The Plate", "Hallmark Plate"Logo: A gold plate with letters to "HALLMARK" backwards fills the screen, then as the camera backs away it's revealed to be a stamp that, well, stamps a silver rectangle as the image turns around. The rectangle continues to turn around until it stops in the center, revealing that it reads:________________HALLMARKENTERTAINMENT all against a stylized brown or plain black background. There are lines above and below the name.Variant: Sometimes, "Distributed By" would fade in after the logo forms.FX/SFX: The "stamp".Music/Sounds: None or the ending theme.Availability: It's seen at the end of Hallmark-owned shows whenever they are reran.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(October 23, 1994-June 17, 2006) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="170" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/dd30f293935892923628180b497ce9ae627dc714" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="205" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "The H Ribbon", "Hallmark Ribbon"Logo: On a black background, we see a stylized H made of ribbons, which is surrounded by a box zooming up on us, while "HALLMARK ENTERTAINMENT" in a grey Times New Roman font moves up the place itself under the box. When it's completed, the logo zooms back from us a bit. Variants:A filmed version exists.Sometimes, "Distributed by" would be seen on top.At the beginning of some TV movies, "PRESENTS" appears below. Occasionally, the copyright stamp is omitted. There is a version where the logo appears on a dusty light yellow background. The border is smaller while the text is much larger. Both of them are in black. A still variant without the "H" logo can be seen in The Poseidon Adventure.FX/SFX: The zooming.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show, silence, or a short fanfare.Availability: Rare. It was also seen on TV shows and movies made by Hallmark Entertainment of the era. It's seen on The Secret World of Alex Mack and Farscape, which was retained on DVD releases.This can be seen on the TV movie Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, followed by the first NBCUniversal logo.On recent prints of Alice in Wonderland (1999 TV movie), the Sonar Entertainment logo plasters this one.Editor's Note: It's a well-crafted logo for its time, though some might mistake the H ribbon as resembling an X.
Hallmark Film (Liberia)

Logo descriptions by Roz1497Photos by Roz1497Video captures byEditions byNote: Not to be confused with Hallmark Entertainment.1st logo(2010's) Logo: On a black background, we see the text in pink "Hallmark Film" slide from the left. They then stop and proceeded to jiggle around as they zoom in a bit.FX/SFX: The text sliding, and jiggling, which looks cheap.Music/Sounds: An applause sound effect (possibly stock)Availability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaya2gxX3fU" target="_self">Touch My Body</a>, and other movies made by the company.Editor's Note: None.
Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions

Logo descriptions by codyfinkeLogo captures by Eric S.Video capture courtesy of EnormousRatBackground: The first Hallmark Hall of Fame production aired in 1951. Until 1994, there was no production company as "Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions, Inc.", and instead, Hallmark joined forces with various production companies; also, Viacom Enterprises (now "CBS Television Distribution") syndicated the movie library during the 1970s and 1980s; this would continue by co-production until 1997.1st Logo(1986-)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="174" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/1bea420d69174d6d14ff9a9bc515bfd40eed3062" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="294" wmode="transparent"/>Nickname: "Zooming (Gold) Crown", "Door to Crown", "Morphing Shop", "Hallmark Crown"Logo: On a black background, we see a gold line in extreme close-up. It them slowly zooms away to reveal Hallmark's familiar crown logo. Later on, "Hallmark" and "Hall of Fame" zoom out along with it in the familiar cursive font.Variants:Sometimes, the logo is abridged.The logo has been enhanced over the years.Zoobilee Zoo used a variant for its funding credits on PBS. We first see a shop with black doors and black and tannish-red walls. Above it is a beige wall with a gold Hallmark logo. The camera zooms back and the shop morphs into the Hallmark crown. We end up with another gold Hallmark logo against a marble blue background, sometimes with "Hall of Fame" below.Another ZZ variant shows several people walking in and out of a Hallmark shop (preferably in a mall), which the camera zooms back from. It then fades to a gold Hallmark logo, possibly the same as the regular variant. It shines all the way through once revealed.FX/SFX: The zooming. For the funding variant, the shop morphing.Music/Sounds: The regular variant is silent or uses the end theme of the show, but the ZZ variant has an announcer who says, "Zoobilee Zoo is underwritten by Hallmark. Hallmark is pleased to bring you the very best in children's entertainment.".Availability: Seen on Hallmark Hall of Fame movies and Zoobilee Zoo reruns.Editor’s Note: None.2nd Logo(1994-1997)Nicknames: "Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions", "The White Text and Logo"Logo: On a black background, we see a square with rounded edges. Inside there is the Hallmark crown and under it is "Hallmark Hall of Fame" in the Hallmark corporate signature font. "PRODUCTIONS" is under the square.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of a certain Hallmark Hall of Fame movie.Availability: Seen on Hallmark Hall of Fame movies of the era.Editor’s Note: None.
Hallmark Home Entertainment

Logo descriptions by Sagan BlobBackground: Hallmark Home Entertainment was the home video division of Hallmark Entertainment, formed after Hallmark Cards bought RHI and from the ashes of Cabin Fever Entertainment. In 1998, the company began distributing their releases through Artisan Home Entertainment and Family Home Entertainment; Hallmark Home Entertainment was shut down in 2003, following Lionsgate's purchase of Artisan.1st Logo(1994-1996)Logo: Same as the 1st Hallmark Entertainment logo, with additional text "HOME" besides "ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: 2D animation, not only choppy, but all of a sudden.Music/Sounds: None. Though sometimes there will be music.Availability: Seen on video releases from Hallmark Home Entertainment during the era, such as the company's tapes of the 1964 Flipper TV series (which were distributed through Samuel Goldwyn Home Entertainment).Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1996-2003)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/644c9d1ce75679909030a4370b3127acde24e75b" width="275"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a grey-silver line comes in and zooms under the screen, as the camera follows it; we then see the same silver ribbon twirling around and moving about. We then fade out as the 2nd Hallmark Entertainment logo animates, but "HOME" is added beside "ENTERTAINMENT".Variant: A short variant simply uses the TV version with "HOME" next to "ENTERTAINMENT".FX/SFX: The shapes and the zooming.Music/Sounds: None, or the short fanfare from the 2nd Hallmark Entertainment logo.Availability: Seen on video releases by Hallmark Home Entertainment from the era, including most Crayola Home Video tapes.Editor's Note: None.
Hallmark Productions

Logo descriptions by CokeFan12Logo captures by CokeFan12Video captures courtesy of CokeFan12(1949)<iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/bb1e9bff1dfa0ad1fe73cca320f51f29a5a4bc51" width="340"></iframe>Logo: On a shady gray background is the letters "HP" joined together. There is a ring attached to it with the text "J.S. JOSSEY and KROGER BABB". Below the "P" is "Inc.". Above the letters are the words:A GUARANTEED'HALLMARK' ROADSHOW ATTRACTIONand on a banner below the letters are "HALLMARK PRODUCTIONS". Below everything else are "WORLD-WIDE DISTRIBUTORS - EXPLOITERS - PRODUCERS"FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Opening theme of the film.Availability: Seen on She Shoulda Said No!Editor's Note: None.
Hallmark Video (UK)

1st logo(1990s?-2000s)Logo: On a white background, we see an purplish-blue box with a white inner border. Inside the box is a white leaf wreath and the white word "Hallmark". Four shining diagonal lines are seen in the box.FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: NoneAvailability: Seen on many Hallmark Video releases through Pickwick Video and Carlton Home Entertainment.
Halo 1 Loading Screen

Logo descriptions by alexmcferrenEditions by alexmcferren1st screen(2001) <embed height="212" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/01f3c01d36d0dabc4e5f9d3b3daaa80382559573" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="273" wmode="transparent"/><embed height="200" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/62b8dd29659cf4924c96b7512dd0602f0fe14db8" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="243" wmode="transparent"/><embed height="211" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/e6298824cd7a498c5b76479fa9f4984a18ee5955" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="264" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, we see a blue thing moving, when to the center, the LOADING... is seen.Variant: When putting in the CD or finished with the demo of Fuzion Frenzy, it will go very fast.FX/SFX: The movingMusic/Sounds: Halo choir, then a high pitched one.Availability: Seen on Halo for the XBOX.Scare Factor: Median to Nightmare. The music can scare a lot then a few.
Hamdon Entertainment

Background: Hamdon Entertainment was the new name for the first incarnation of World International Network, after it was bought out by its last two international partners (Carlton, who inherited Central's share, and ARD, Germany's public broadcaster) in late 1995. Carlton eventually bought ARD's share, becoming sole owner. Currently, all of Hamdon's library is held by ITV Global.1st Logo(1996)Nicknames: "Hamburg + London = Hamdon I", "Hamdon Filmstrip"Logo: On a light gray background, the text "HAMDON entertainment", set in a serif font and colored black, with "entertainment" smaller than and placed underneath the "HAMDON", is seen superimposed over an illustration of a filmstrip colored in a slightly darker shade of gray than the background.FX/SFX: None, since it's a still logo.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Rare, was seen on TV movies from the early '90s (most likely plastering the original WIN logo).Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1998)Nicknames: "Hamburg + London = Hamdon II", "Hamdon Filmstrip II", "Improved Hamdon Filmstrip"Logo: On the black/perwinkle cloudy background, we see a silver bar at the tilted angle with "LONDON" and "HAMBURG" on the top and the front, respectively. As we zoom out to face the front of the bar, the green laser beam cuts the bar into half, causing the right part to turn downwards to make "HAMDON" as the background turns black, then the bar fades out and "entertainment" below and the filmstrip (with a slight waving) from the last logo with the blue light behind fade in, forming the finished product similar to the last logo.Variant: It also has a more common short version, starting from where the filmstrip appears.FX/SFX: The logo forming and rotating, and the laser beam.Music/Sounds: TBA. For the short version, the closing theme to a TV movie.Availability: Very rare, was seen on a handful of TV movies, including When He Didn't Come Home.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo (1998?-early 2000s)Nicknames: "Hamburg + London = Hamdon III", "Two Logos in One", "Hamdon Filmstrip III", "Filmstrip H", "The Hamdon H", "Hamdon Filmstrip to Hamdon H"Logo: Same as the last logo, but when the logo is almost formed, we zoom out and tilt to the right to reveal that the logo is on the filmstrip part of the stylized red H against the blue background with multiple copies of the same H, then the words "HAMDON ENTERTAINMENT" fade in below, while the blue light shines behind the H.FX/SFX: See the last logo.Music/Sounds:A synth and trumpet tune with laser burning sound.Availability: Was seen on TV movies from late '90s.Editor's Note: TBA
Hammer Creative

Background: Hammer Creative is a company known for video, and trailers made for other companies. Some companiesinclude WB Games, Bethesda Game Studios, and Marvel.1st (and maybe only) logo(????) Nickname: "Gears of Blue"Logo: On a white/dark grey BG, the words "HAMMER CREATIVE", "presents", and rotating blue gears "glitches" in.FX/SFX: The glitching effect, and the rotating gears.Cheesy Factor: Way too simple for the 2000's-2010's.Music/sounds: A "Glitch" sound, followed by a quiet sound of a projector running a filmAvailability: Current, most likely seen on trailers from Hammer Creative.Scare Factor: Low.
Hammer Films (UK)

Logo descriptions bySomerHimpsonBackground: Hammer Films (also known as "Hammer Film Productions" and formerly known as "Hammer Productions") is a British film company founded in 1934 that is mainly known for producing horror films, especially from the 1950s to the 1970s, with films such asThe Curse of Frankenstein,Dracula, andThe Mummy(1959). They have also produced non-horror films such asCaptain Clegg,She, andThe Anniversary. After the release ofThe Lady Vanishesin 1979, Hammer remained largely inactive throughout the 80s, 90s, and 2000s until the release ofBeyond the Ravein 2008, and they have continued to produce horror films ever since, with more projects continuing into 2018. Simon Oakes serves as the studio's current CEO.(2010-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5da232a59c15f5c3cbb2062b8364bf4d4499367e" width="366"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/6905f81ef701b60d7bb3cddbdc66108c7ab4ce6b" width="366"></iframe>Logo: Similar to the Marvel Studios logo. We see comic-book style images zooming out, all related to films produced by the company. the images are contained within the word "HAMMER". Some images fade to others, before the text fades to a solid red.Later Variant: the logo is a lighter red, and the bottom is curved, like the Netflix logo. Also, the byline "AN EXCLUSIVE MEDIA COMPANY" fades in.FX/SFX: The Images, the zooming.Music/Sounds: The Opening music of the film.Availability: Seen on films by the company from 2010 onwards.Editor's Note: None.
Hammer Video Home (Argentina)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmegaVideo capture by RaroVHS(1986?-????)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="225" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5a89d4e8ccf2a25bc2de22e17096a6ebaf042c80" width="298"></iframe>Nicknames: "2 Minutes of a Boring Slideshow", "Typical Argentine Movie Slideshow", "2 Minutes of Almost Nothing", "France 3 Prototype"Logo: After a white screen, we see a fading slideshow of various scenes and stars from old movies, with the pictures being:A man on a pedestrian streetA picture of the face of a womanA picture of the face of a man looking rightAnother shot of a face of another womanA crowd, with a woman wearing a flower dress and a man wearing a tuxedo in frontA woman in the bath, with foam in her left handA woman placing her hands on a manAnother picture of the face of a womanNosferatuAnother picture of the face of a woman looking leftA woman in a black dressAnother picture of the face of another man looking rightA character's face with a scared lookA picture of a man, wearing a hat and holding cards in his handsWhen we see the last picture, a red logo fades in, consisting of "HAMMER" with the "H" and "R" being the biggest letters, and two lines in top and below the M's, with "VIDEO" and "HOME" below these letters. The picture fades to white, leaving the logo.FX/SFX: Just the fading pictures and logo.Music/Sounds: A slow new age theme. Which is actually music called "Circulation" by Robert Fripp, it also seems to be slowed down a little.Availability: Extremely rare, likely to be seen on VHS releases of old movies throughout the country.Editor's Note: At two minutes, this is one of the longest logos on the wiki.
Hamtaro/Hamutaro the Movie

(2001-2004) Logo: A school bus yellow filmstrip with a sunflower pattern turns clockwise on a white screen, and we reveal Hamtaro running on it like it's an exercise wheel and then he jumps on the logo to make a MGM logo-like filmstrip circle. The word "MOVIE", in red, runs onto the screen and then stops, with "THE" (in yellow) on part of the "M", and "HAMUTARO" (in Japanese) or "HAMTARO" (in English) appears in cerulean below Hamtaro's head. Hamtaro smiles when the "O", in the style of the hamster's eyes, blinks.Variants: In each Hamtaro movie, Hamtaro is in his style from the movie. The filmstrip is school bus yellow in Adventures in Ham-Ham Land, bright orange in The Captive Princess, neon blue in Miracle in Aurora Valley and pink in Fairy Tale.FX/SFX: Just good Japanese animation.Music/Sounds: A film projector sound in the beginning with a remixed version of the Japanese Hamtaro theme, which is slightly different in each movie. Hamtaro's "Heke" sound is heard as well. In Adventures in Ham-Ham Land, there is no music.Availability: Rare. Only seen on Japanese prints of the Hamtaro movies (only released in East Asia and France).Scare Factor: Minimal.
Han Lip Industrial Co., Ltd. (South Korea)

Logo descriptions by YukabaceraLogo captures by YukabaceraVideo captures courtesy of ArhiVidBackground: Han Lip Industrial Co., Ltd. (한립물산주식회사) seems to have been a short-lived Korean film company.(1972)<iframe frameborder="0" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c5c2c3d428acd173058e8ec675ee19f4f83d4cd0" width="404"></iframe>Nicknames: The South Korean RKOLogo: A telecommunications tower on top of a hill may be seen; the words HAN LIP in a slight arc are set in front of it. At the bottom of the screen, a sort of mist or cloud cover is visible, moving towards the right. The words한립물산주식회사 제작배급("produced and distributed by Han Lip Industrial Co., Ltd.") move closer to the screen from the direction of the tower. Following this, the top of the tower begins to emit lightning-like rays, and a warning beacon lights up at regular intervals. Two stars in the night sky backdrop occasionally flash; the scene then fades out.FX/SFX: The name of the company moves toward the screen, the stars in the background flash, as does the warning beacon on top of the tower. The tower emits visible "signals", and the fog on the bottom of the screen moves.Music/Sounds: A slow fanfare.Availability: The only known film produced by Han Lip is director Kim Ki-young's 1972 horror/drama Insect Woman (충녀, Chungnyeo).Editor's Note: None.
HandMade Films (UK)

Logo description by Livin'Logo captures by <a class="external" href="http://www.filmbaza.net/indexes/index-logos/h-h_logos.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">filmbaza.net</a> and Derrick AndersonVideo capture courtesy of MachineryNoiseBackground: HandMade Films is a production company founded by former Beatle George Harrison and business partner Denis O'Brien. It was formed primarily to back Monty Python's Life of Brian after the original financiers dropped it. It also purchased the rights to The Long Good Friday from producer British Lion. HandMade later became one of the most dominant companies in the British film industry, making such important films as Time Bandits (1981), Mona Lisa (1986), and Withnail & I (1987). Harrison and O'Brien later sold HandMade to Paragon Entertainment Corporation in 1994. Changing hands over the years, it was eventually acquired by Patrick Meehan, former manager of the band Black Sabbath.(November 3, 1980- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a7ebebdb040b3620cc95103d4a6515cae32e2701" width="223"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, an emblem zooms into the frame. It consists of a hand pointing to the left with film camera parts (a tripod at the bottom, reel holders at the top and the lens on the pointing finger), and below it, the words "HAND MADE FILMS", in a fancy font and looking rather curved. Usually, the word "present" or "PRESENTS" fades in below.Trivia: The logo was designed by Terry Gilliam, Monty Python collaborator and director of Time Bandits.Variants:The first film that uses this logo, The Long Good Friday, had the logo in blue on a cloud background.Seen in either white or yellow.Often seen static, sans-zooming.Planet 51 had the word "INTERNATIONAL" below the logo.FX/SFX: The zoom-in, the fade in of "PRESENTS".Music/Sounds: The opening and/or closing themes of the movie, or none.Availability: Very common. Seen on The Long Good Friday, Time Bandits, Water (1985), Shanghai Surprise, Checking Out, Nuns on the Run, and Planet 51.Editor's Note: None.
Hanley Productions

Logo descriptions by logoboy95 and Michael BassLogo captures by Eric S.Background: Hanley Productions is an independent production company formed by Michael J. Weithorn.1st Logo(October 30, 1987-January 27, 1997) Nicknames: "Mr. Hanley and His Dog", "G'night--Whoa!...G'night!", "Mr. Hanley"Logo: On a grayscale background, we see a man who looks somewhat like Howard Stern walk onto the screen. He says "Good night!", as the text "HANLEY PRODUCTIONS" zooms toward him and almost hits him, prompting him to say "Whoa!". We then see the man's dog run onto the screen, and "In Association With" appears below. The man says "Good night!" once again.Variants:On rare occasions, the "IAW" text doesn't appear below the logo.The font of the "IAW" text can vary (depending on the show), and also whether the text is italicized or not.On Ned & Stacey, the quality of the logo, both visually and audibly, is deteriorated as if it was subject to tape generation loss.FX/SFX: Hand-drawn animation.Music/Sounds: The aforementioned voice clips, along with corresponding sound effects.Availability: Rare. Seen on the season 1 DVD of Ned & Stacey. Was also seen on the 1987-1988 sitcom Pursuit of Happiness and the 1990-1992 sitcom True Colors.2nd Logo(September 21, 1998-May 5, 2015) Nicknames: "Good Night!", "Mr. Hanley II"<embed align="right" height="181" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Hanley+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/a7f977986af38694192cb7b392cc68bab5de57c6" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="220" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: Over a white background, we see a cartoon man waving his hands, who says "Good night!". Then, the huge shiny metal word "HANLEY", with a cross-shaped bevel and some tiny screws attached on parts of the letters, zooms up and overtakes the screen, knocking the man into the screen. He then slides out of view. The word "PRODUCTIONS" in the same style is seen below "HANLEY". The logo "shines".Variant: A sped-up version exists.FX/SFX: Great animation.Music/Sounds: The man's dialogue, followed by a bang and metal crashing sounds. On The King of Queens, the closing theme of the show is used instead, although in season 1 the dialogue was played over the ending theme, CBS airings used it's generic theme.Availability: Seen on The King of Queens and Weird Loners.Editor's Note: Mr. Hanley being knocked into the screen may catch a viewer off-guard, but it's a hilarious logo.