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Grantray-Lawrence Animation

Logo descriptions by Hoa and tvlogos2008Logo captures by Wyraachur and Logoboy95Editions by Wyraachur, Mr3urious and Hoa1st Logo(September-December 1966)Logo: On a green or purple background, we see the words "PRODUCED BY" and under that we see:GRANTRAYLAWRENCEANIMATIONUnderneath that is an connected LG, and under that is the following text:BASED UPON THE CHARACTERS APPEARING IN MAGAZINESPUBLISHED AND COPYRIGHTED BY MARVEL COMICS GROUPFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the cartoon.Availability: Very rare. Can be seen on the Marvel Superheroes videotapes made by Fox Video. A digitally redrawn one can be seen on the DVD releases of Marvel Superheroes shorts such as The Incredible Hulk and Mighty Thor in the UK and Ireland. This logo was retained on a few episodes of the Incredible Hulkcartoon released as a bonus feature on a DVD release of the 1996 animated series of the same name.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(Early-Mid 1967)Logo: On a dark blue background with some buildings and a big web, we see the words PRODUCED BY and under it we see, stacked like this:GRANTRAYLAWRENCEANIMATIONBelow that, a connected "LG" appears.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Just the Spider-Man ending theme.Availability: Very rare. Last seen when ABC Family reran the 1967 Spider-Man animated show. Also seen on videotapes of Spider-Man.Scare Factor: None.
Graphic Films Corporation

Logo descriptions by: MvBoys2Logo captures by RedheadXilamGuyVideo captures courtesy of: BreadCrustCouncilBackground: Graphic Films was a production company founded in 1941 by Lester Novros, a former Walt Disney animator. Though they have produced many films, their logo has only been seen once. The entire story can be read <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20120427211216/http://www.graphicfilms.com/History1.htm" target="_self">here</a>. (1986)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/1afadcb6a58d9157de9dea90f12abd7596ea83d9" width="340"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Tunnel From Hell", "Slit-Scan Films Corporation", "I'm Confused, Isn't That IMAX's Logo?"Logo: Same as the first IMAX logo, but with a different logomark at the end. The "Deep Note"-esque noise at the end is also slightly different.FX/SFX: Same as the IMAX logo.Music/Sounds: Slightly different than the IMAX logo, in a way that the sounds are a bit deeper and more emphasized.Availability: Only seen on The Eruption of Mount St. Helens!.Editor's Note: Same as the IMAX logo of the time.
Grasshopper Manufacture

Logo descriptions and Photos by TopitoomayVideo captures by LogosForTheWin1st Logo(????-????)Logo: TBATrivia: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA2nd Logo (Killer7 Variant)(June 9, 2005)Logo: TBATrivia: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Only found on Killer7Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo (Shadows of the D*mned variant)(June 21, 2011)Logo: In an ominous area dark, we pan from the EA logo to a dark sky. The same logo as before albeit far more stylized (looking like the outline of a real enchanter-like head with complicated abstract butterfly wings) appears out of ghost mist. A "G" and "GRASSHOPPER MANUFACTURE" is below.FX/SFX: The logo forming.Music/Sounds: A simple drama chord and sting when the logo is revealedAvailability: Only on Shadows of the D*mned.Editor's Note: None.
Gravy Boat

Background: Gravy Boat is the production company of Dan Signer, former writer and co-executive producer of The Suite Life on Deck.(March 1, 2011-)Logo: On a cartoon sea against a black sky, we see a gravy boat with sails and a mast. The sail has the words "GRAVY BOAT" on it.Variants:On Mr. Young and Some Assembly Required, the sky is orange.Starting with later episodes of Some Assembly Required, @dansigner is on the bottom sail.FX/SFX: Cartoon animation. A clever play on words if you like food puns.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the show.Availability: Seen on A.N.T. Farm, Mr. Young, and Some Assembly Required.Editor's Note: None.
Gray Matter

Logo descriptions and captures by EnormousRatBackground: <a class="external" href="http://www.surfcanyon.com/search?f=slc&q=Gray+Matter&p=wtiieuso" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="Search Link by Surf Canyon">Gray Matter</a> was founded in 1986 by ex-Mindscape employee Chris Gray in Oakville, Canada. By its late years, the company was one of the biggest Canadian developers. The problems with the Canadian government over labor issues brought Gray Matter to bankruptcy in 1996. The company has no relation to Gray Matter Studios and LTI Gray Matter.1st Logo(1986-1992)Logo: TBAVariant: TBAFX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: NoneAvailability: Seen on early Amiga games.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1993-1995)Logo: There is a red helmet design with streaks and name below.Variants: On B.O.B, there is a space background. On The Ren & Stimpy Show: Veediots!, the logo is moved below. Above it, we see Ren and Stimpy doing the "Happy Happy Joy Joy" dance. On Super RBI Baseball, the background is white with the yellow font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the games listed above. Regular version appeared on Incredible Crash Dummies.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(1995) Logo: A circle with a G, bolt, and explanation mark in a circle at a angle is seen with name below. Variant: On Phoenix 3, the background is cloudy blue and has a star in the corner.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared twice: on Foes of Ali and Phoenix 3, both for 3DO.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(1995) Logo: A big black object turns as the screen marbleizes and beams form "GRAY" in rectangle. "MATTER" comes in and flash occurs.Variant: On NHL All-Star Hockey for Game Gear, the "GRAY" appeared in white rectangle, and other parts on black. It also has "DEVELOPED BY" above.FX/SFX: The beams.Music/Sounds: The hollow bell clinging with a spring sound.Availability: Seen on NHL All-Star Hockey. The still version in also saved in Phoenix 3 for 3DO and can be found in game resources. However, it was replaced on the final release.Editor's Note: None.5th Logo(1996) Logo: There is a figure skip-hopping in orange room, coming towards the screen looking around. He hops in surprised fashion and explanation mark part appear over his head. He then looks around again and does a flip into final position. The name appears in custom font in arched fashion. The camera eases back into final position.Variants: On Perfect Weapon and The Crow for PC, the still logo appeared mostly black-and-white, in high quality. The figure had some orange strokes. On Perfect Weapon for PS, there were no orange strokes. FX/SFX: The figure's animation.Music/Sounds: A ping, then few rubber sounds, an echoed clang.Availability: The orange version appears on PS and Saturn ports of The Crow: City of Angels. Still version appears on the PC port and on Perfect Weapon.Editor's Note: None.
Gray Matter Studios

Logo descriptions and captures by EnormousRatBackground: Gray Matter Studios was a company formed on the remains of Xatrix, with most of the original developers team. It made two games and was picked up by Activision in 2002, and ultimately merged into Treyarch in 2005. Their last game, Call of Duty: Big Red One, was released under the Treyarch brand. This company is not to be confused with Gray Matter Design or LTI Gray Matter.1st Logo(2001)Logo: There is a round frame with the picture of human brain from upward. The name is right to it, reading "gray" and "matter" below, and "STUDIOS" under it. It also has "and developed by" words above, pointing to the fact this logo actually comes after other logos.FX/SFX: There is raining at background.Music/Sounds: Intro theme of the game. Availability: Seen on Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2004)Logo: We see parts of the brain zooming to the light spot at the screen, while it flickers and shows noise. Then the brain image flashes and the name appears, reading same as before. Then the logo crashes.FX/SFX: Animation in the logo.Music/Sounds: "whoo" sounds of the flying parts, flickering and other noise. Availability: Seen on Call of Duty: United Offensive. Editor's Note: None.
Graz Entertainment

Logo descriptions by EnormousRat and CuriousGeorge60Logo captures by EnormousRatEditions by CuriousGeorge601st Logo(September 12-December 5, 1992)Logo: On a black background, we see a forest green marble plate with "GRAZ" in relief on it. Below, there is "ENTERTAINMENT, INC." in a white Serif font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Was seen on the first season of Conan: The Adventurer.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(October 31, 1992-February 21, 1997) Nicknames: "The Graz Statue", "The Graz Globe", "The Golden Eagles" Logo: Against a gray marble background, we see a purple rotating globe. On it is "GRAZ" in a variation on Baskerville, on the middle shape part with two gold eagle-like statues standing on the left and right of the globe respectively. Under it is a dark gold rectangular shape with "ENTERTAINMENT INC." on it, set in Eurostile. All the while, the logo is twinkling.FX/SFX: The rotating globe and twinkles.Music/Sounds: A jingle with six piano notes and strings in the background, ending with a "ding". Other shows have the ending theme.Availability: Can be found on the early episodes of X-Men, earlier episodes of Street Fighter, and the first two seasons of The Tick on the Jetix block on Toon Disney (now Disney XD). As far as we know, the version with the jingle appears on G.I. Joe Extreme.Scare Factor: Low.
Great Earth Film Company (Hong Kong)

Logo descriptions by CreepyDetailer (1973-1974)Logo: We see a line drawing on a blue background. A circle rises from it (oddly representing the Sun), and inside there is a random symbol drawn, in sync with a black rounded rectange wiping in behind the circle. Later then, the yellow Chinese text fades in. Then, the wordsGREAT EARTHFILM COMPANYpresentsfades in.FX/SFX: The animation is a little choppy, despite decent for the time.Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare with drumbeats.Availability: Probably seen on Police Woman and Not Scared to Die.Editor's Note: None.
Great Man Film Production Limited (Hong Kong)

(December 15, 1994)Logo: At night, a camera shot of a shiny muscular man clad only in shorts, running down a open-lit corridor while carrying a large silver filmreel case, is seen at an Dutch angle. It then switches to a shot of the man at a straight look at his back before cutting back to the Dutch angle. It then switches to the straight shot, but with the camera suddenly shaking as we get a bit closer. It then cuts to the man outside a building turning around. He then grips the case with both hands and throws the filmreel case into the air, flipping many times before landing on a sidewalk with the man, now kneeling, holding it in place. The green text "GREAT MAN FILM PRODUCTION LIMITED" fades in, along with the Mandarin translation.FX/SFX: Live action, in which the concept and execution is pretty strange. Not to mention, the camerawork looks like it was done by an amateur trying to catch up to the man.Music/Sounds: It starts off with a synth beat with the man breathing being audible. As it progresses, the music gets more intense. Near the end, sounds of the case flipping in the air can be heard, along with a long synth drone at the end.Availability: Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHL5hSmT4kY" target="_self">Lantern</a>.Editor's Note: The intense music and strange concept may scare some, but most likely it'll be more harmless.
Great Movies IND LTD (Nigeria)

Logo descriptions by Roz1497Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of(Mid 2000's)Nicknames: "The Nigerian Universal"Logo: We see the planet Earth spinning on a space background with stars, as the company's name in gold appears spinning around the earth like a ring. The company's name then unfolds and goes to the bottom, as the earth zooms out. "GMI" in red, then zooms in from the earth. The logo then fades out, at the words "Present" in pink, fade in.FX/SFX: CGI Animation, which is now outdated. The logo is also an obvious rip off of Universal Pictures.Music/Sounds: Horns and strings orchestra score playing.Availability: Seen on movies by the company, like <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P76n89d6s78" target="_self">Richiesse Sans Paix 1&2.</a>Editor's Note: None.
Great Oaks Entertainment

Logo description by WizardDuckVideo by pemLogo and EnormousRatBackground: Great Oaks Entertainment was a short-lived production company that was founded in 1995 as a merger between John Hughes's Hughes Entertainment and Ricardo Mestres Productions. It was based at Disney Studios in Los Angeles. Sadly, it only produced three films, Jack (from Hollywood Pictures), 101 Dalmatians and Flubber, both of which belonged to the Disney library.(November 27, 1996-November 26, 1997) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="226" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/57111e4fa380ecc7554f7ac0a9731309f9fc7087" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="273" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: We zoom out from behind the trunk of an oak tree. An acorn falls from the top of the tree, and bumps down the branches. A leaf has also fallen, and is following the acorn. They fall onto a lake, with the acorn landing on the leaf. A script "Great Oaks" fades in below the logo, as ripples resonate from the leaf.Trivia: This logo was made by Prologue.FX/SFX: The acorn and leaf falling and landing on the water. Nice looking for 1996.Music/Sounds: On 101 Dalmatians, it is just the sound of the acorn bumping the branches and sounds coming from other sources. On Flubber, the opening theme plays over the logo.Availability: Appeared only on two films, the live action adaptation of 101 Dalmatians and Flubber. Don't expect to see this appear on Jack as it only has an in-credit disclaimer.Editor's Note: None.
Great Southern Television (New Zealand)

Logo description and capture by edunk5Background: Great Southern Television is a New Zealand television production company with offices in Auckland and Sydney. The company specialises in drama, factual, and comedy and also produces light entertainment and reality shows. It was launched on June 1, 2002, and is owned by Philip Smith and Sir David Levene. Smith is a former journalist on the London Financial Times and is the GSTV management executive. Sir David Levene is a former retail magnate and a New Zealand Rich Lister.(2003-)Nicknames: "The Cows", "Cows in the Meadow"Logo: On a black background, we see a rectangle that depicts live-action footage of two Holstein cows with some long grass in front of them. A white line moves in from the left and stops at the center. As this happens, letters fade in to form "GREATSOUTHERN" joined together with the former word in the same color as the line and the latter word in blue before it shines across. Underneath the line, more letters fade in to form "TELEVISION" in the line and first word's color. Copyright then fades in below.FX/SFX: The formation of the line and text.Music/Sounds: An acoustic guitar roll with one of the cows mooing.Availability: Seen on shows such as The Lion Man.Editor's Note:While the mooing would surprise some, it's a very friendly logo.
Great Wall Movie Enterprises (Hong Kong)

Logo description by SnowflakesOmega and JakeTheApaobrebesBackground: Great Wall Movie Enterprises is one of the predecessors to the current Sil-Metropole Organization.1st logo(1960s-1970s)Logo: In the Great Wall Of China, we see the Chinese name of the company. There are searchlights in the logo.FX/SFX: The searchlights...Cheesy Factor: ...all reminescent of the 20th Century Fox logo, despite being well animated. Therefore, it counts as a rip-off.Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare.Availability: Rare.Scare Factor: Minimal.2nd logo(1970s)Logo: It's similar to the 1st logo, but in color and there are no searchlightsFX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as before.Availability: Rare.Scare Factor: Minimal.3rd logo(1970s-1980s)Logo: Similar to the 1st & 2nd logos, but there are fireworks.FX/SFX: The fireworks.Music/Sounds: Same as beforeAvailability: Rare.Scare Factor: Minimal.
Greater Union Cinemas (Austraila)

Written by NathanlogosEditions by Hoa, katola5201st Trailer(1980s-1994)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Extinct.Editor's Note: None.2nd Trailer(1994-1999)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: See Logo 1.Editor's Note: See Logo 1.3rd Trailer(1999-2003)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: See Logo 1.Editor's Note: See Logo 1.4th Trailer(2003-2005)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA5th Trailer(2005-)Nicknames: TBALogo: TBAVariant: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA
Greater Union Film Distributors (Australia)

Background: Greater Union Film Distributors was a short-lived distribution arm of Greater Union Cinemas, an Australian cinema chain. Greater Union are now owned by AHL which falls under Village Roadshow ownership.1st (known) Logo(early to mid 80s)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="221" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/964413ba47a9c26066597f249e67459a0ed49ef7" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="273" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: The camera zooms back through a star-shaped tunnel made out of lines. It zooms so far out that it goes out of a star-like shape revealing the words "GREATER UNION" in a bubbly font which is neon blue. Many lasers shoot the logo in different places and leaves stars on many letters. The letters change to a yellow color and shines many times. The logo then shines more brightly and the words "FILM DISTRIBUTORS" are revealed in a yellow font. The logo then glows once more.Trivia: This logo was a variation of their cinema idents at the time.FX/SFX: The zooming back, followed by the lasers and the logo shining many timesMusic/Sounds: A rising spaceship engine drone sound for the zooming back, followed by an ethereal choir, accompanied by the laser sounds, on the flash the choir breaks into a synth fanfare. Sometimes, it's silent.Availability: Near extinction. This logo was only used in Australian cinemas. However this has shown up letterboxed on a 1984 PBV VHS of The Last Starfighter and another unknown video. Also appears on the short film Palace of Dreams. This makes a surprise appearance on the Umbrella Entertainment Blu-ray of Razorback, instead of the Warner Bros. logo.Editor's Note: The tunnel sequence and lasers will scare a few and the amount of shining may unnerve a few as well.2nd Logo(1992)Logo: TBA.FX/SFX: TBA.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: Extinct. The only evidence this logo existing is on Australian VHS releases of Blinky Bill on the video cover and on trailers for the film. This print logo has been recently spotted on a TV spot for Proof. This logo was most likely seen only in Australian cinemas as the logo is erased from all home media releases or plastered with the Roadshow Television logo on TV prints.Editor's Note: TBA.
Greatest Film Classics

(1986-1994) Nicknames: "Scroll-to-Zoom", "The Film" Logo: We see three logos with a pink neon-like sign saying "GREATEST FILM CLASSICS" (obviously this is supposed to be made up like a film reel) surrounded by a pink circle in a blue box scrolling against a black background. Then the bottom logo comes to a stop and zooms in to take up the whole screen.FX/SFX: The scrolling and zooming effects.Music/Sounds: The tail end of the Alpha Video theme. Sometimes, it's none.Availability: At the beginning of Alpha Video releases in this collection and at the end of some tapes, most notably old public domain films. One tape that has this logo is Fantastic Planet.Editor's Note: None.
Green/Epstein/Bacino Productions

Background: Green/Epstein Productions was founded in 1979 by Jim Green and Allen Epstein. In 2000, Mark Bacino joined the company, which was then renamed Green/Epstein/Bacino Productions.1st Logo(February 27, 1979-November 25, 1991) Logo: Often inserted into the end-credits of a program. We see the text "ge" written out in a Mistral font. Below it are the smaller words "green/epstein," also in Mistral, and below that "productions (inc.)" in a regular sans-serif font. On some occasions, the "ge" text is absent.Variant: On Shattered Innocence, it's seen with the Lorimar Television print logo. More info can be found about that on the aforementioned page.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on TV movies and miniseries of the era, most notably Stephen King's It.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(December 8, 1992-November 28, 1999)<iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/19c9416008a7e584f0770d1ccf5cb315dc1c0d68" width="295"></iframe>Logo: On a black background we see some words being written that being "green/epstein" and as it's being shown the background brightens up to a more blue color and the words "p r o d u c t i o n s" stand up, after the underline shines too.FX/SFX: The words being typewritten, the background changing and the underline shining.Music/Sounds: The ending theme music.Availability: Seen on Double, Double, Toil and Trouble.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(November 5, 2000-2004)<iframe frameborder="0" height="217" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f5325cdaa6698705108efadc6aa1caac0cda9ecc" width="374"></iframe>Logo: On a black background we see a globe and a movie strip with numbers on it wiping in along with the text:GREENEPSTEINBACINOPRODUCTIONSbeing wiped and the sparkles wiping it across and once it's done the text sparkles.FX/SFX: The globe rotating and the text shining.Music/Sounds: The ending theme music.Availability: Seen on Malpractice.Editor's Note: None.
Green Bunny (Japan)

Background: Green Bunny is a Japanese animation company that specializes in the production of hentai OVAs. It is a subdivision of Japanese corporation Happinet, owned by Namco Bandai Holdings. The company has ceased to exist as of July 3rd, 2006. Meanwhile, the official site suddenly disappeared. They have about 40 series.1st Logo(1990s-1997)Nickname: "The Pink Panties", "Mahou G-String"Logo: On a black background, we see an outline of a woman's buttocks wearing a pink G-string. Then, the words "GREEN BUNNY" fly in to the top-left hand corner, leaving residue trails.FX/SFX: The words flying in.Music/Sounds: A rising series of high-pitched synthesized "twinkles", which sounds like that one in the Walt Disney Television "Abstract Castle" logo.Availability: Can possibly be seen on hentai releases from the company. It was also seen on a Media Blasters DVD release of a censored version of Kite.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1997-2006)Nickname: "The Chibi Bunnies", "Exploding Bunnies", "Part Bunny Part Ball"Logo: On a black background, a green ball approaches the screen. The ball is then revealed to be part of a bunny; then it gets a bit far. Drawings of similar bunnies, in various colors, appear moving in around the screen and then explode into dust. The main bunny begins to glow brighter and explodes, causing a logo of a stylized "G" with an arrow to zoom in. Then various other bunnies like the main one from before appear and form one-by-one the words "GREEN BUNNY" in an arc, and disappear. The logo shines.FX/SFX: The animation of the bunnies, the explosions, the logo shining.Music/Sounds: A soft airy sound, followed by a soft hit. An ascending synth sound then plays, with some quiet popping noises, then a beam sound when the main bunny explodes. "Pew" sounds when the bunnies form the text. Then a bell synth ditty when the logo shines.Availability: Like the 1st logo it can be seen on some hentai releases from the company. This can be also seen on Media Blasters DVD releases of them, most notably Mezzo-Forte.Editor's Note: None.