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Pariah Films

(2002-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="150" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/57f7f0c1811ed9bf07f51b25280e41ad2cd889f0" width="199"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="148" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/ac73bbc5797d317e11c05547487a79a0293dc4ac" width="262"></iframe>Nickname: "The Running Man", "Get Caught", "The Evil One! Get Him!"Logo: Set on a crumbled village, a red-cloaked man emerges from a stack of rocks as an angry mob chases him in the distance, while the glowing yellow word "PARIAH" is seen above. The man runs against the screen as the mob comes closer, his cloak covering up the screen.Variant:A long version exists, where the man's emergence is darker and the word "PARIAH" isn't already formed. After the man runs up at the screen, a fire arrow is launched and forms the word "PARIAH" above as we go to a black background.A still version exists.FX/SFX: 2D hand-drawn animation.Music/Sounds: A dramatic orchestral tune combined with a man yelling "The evil one!", the sounds of the angry mob, then another man yelling "GET HIM!". This variant may or may not be sped up. The long version uses a synth drone, then the sounds of the yelling crowd and some gasps and barks, and when the arrow forms the text a bell is heard. For the still version, it's the end theme of the show.Availability: The short version was seen on the short-lived 2002 revival of Family Affair and Hack. The long version is seen on Zombieland and Premium Rush. The still version was seen on the short-lived HBO series Tell Me You Love Me. Editor's Note: None.
Paris Video Home (Argentina)

Logo description by ThisisanswerVideo captures courtesy of RaroVHS(Mid 80's)<iframe frameborder="0" height="203" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f622fca7e11b89e6d4e5ff91aaf159619517f202" width="361"></iframe>Nicknames: French Logo In Argentina, Cheesy Eiffel TowerLogo: On a black background, we see a model of the Earth with red continents and blue oceans is seen spinning around. After a couple of seconds, a white outline of the Eiffel Tower wipes in and eases to the left center of the screen. The background becomes lavender as an outlined model of a globe with longitude lines, the poles marked by 2 circles, and a large space in the middle wipes in beside the tower. Inside it, "PARIS" appears in the space one by one. Below it, "VIDEO HOME", curved to match the bottom appears below. It then disappears and "PARIS" wipes away as "PRESENTA", in a odd font, fades in where "PARIS" was. It then fades out, leaving the tower and globe for one more second before fading out.FX/SFX: The spinning globe, the tower wiping and easing, the words appearing and disappearing.Music/Sounds: An synth drone is heard at the beginning. Then, there is 5-note synth tune heard when the tower eases in. Some kind of generic French cello music is then heard when the words appear. Finally, a different 5-note synth tune is heard.Availability: Ultra rare. The company's tapes are long out of print. Check MercadoLibre for them!Editor's Note: None.
Park Avenue

(1980s)Nicknames: "The Very Naughty Logo", "Park Avenue at the Red Light District", "Something Porny is Going On at Park Avenue"Logo: We fade to the words "PARK AVENUE" in a weird, green font arranged like this:PARKAVENUEon an orange background. The screen then flips away to show a black background. After that, many pictures and videos showing erotic and porn scenes including nude women, start flying and flipping all over the place, some of them covering the screen for a moment. The Park Avenue screen flips in and out twice during this. After a whole minute of flipping with porn, the Park Avenue screen flips in once more. We then cut to black.FX/SFX: The flipping.Music/Sounds: A really choppy-sounding synth theme that sounds more like a track from a bad Commodore 64 game than a porno tune. This is actually a library music track called "Breakthrough", by Mike Vickers from KPM 1155, A Moog for More Reasons.Availability: Extremely rare. Possibly on porn tapes from the 1980s.Editor's Note: None.
Park Place Productions

Background: Park Place was founded in 1989 and developed mainly sport titles. In 1993 it was named one of the biggest developers with 130 people staff. By the end of 1993 the company collapsed because publishers withdrew their contracts and payments were cut off. Several employees went to Sony Imagesoft. However, the name was used by Sony Imagesoft in several games until 1995.1st Logo(1991)Logo: There is a blue rectangle with white and black horse chess pieces overlapping each other. To the right of them is "PARK PLACE" in gold with "PRODUCTION TEAM" under it as well as "OCEANSIDE, CA." under it. There is a copy right under it.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen in Dream Team: 3 on 3 Challenge. 2nd Logo(1992-1995)Logo: The chess pieces are back from the previous logo, but they are simplified and are embodied in a rounded gold square. Next to it is "PARK PLACE PRODUCTIONS" in gold with "Created By" above the logo.Variant: For DOS games, the logo was given enhanced 3D look and the words "Created By" were gone.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Appeared on several games, mainly sports, for Genesis and SNES. Seen on Jeopardy! for Genesis, Super Slam Dunk for SNES and NHL '94 for DOS.
Parker-Stone Studios

Logo description by Sagan BlobBackground: Parker-Stone Studios is currently a replacement for Braniff (not the airport company), the previous company of the South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.(April 5, 2006-)Logo: Technically just an in-credit logo, being "PARKER-STONE" above the "STUDIOS".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The ending theme of the show.Availability: Seen on later seasons of South Park.Editor's Note: None.
Parker Polollybear Productions

Note: This logo shows the character Parker Polollybear from Viva Pinata.(2007- )Nicknames: "Close Up on Parker Polollybear", "Parker Polollybear's Interview"Logo: We see Parker Polollybear with a musher's hat (from the Viva Pinata episode "There's Snow Place Like Home") and he says something which is different for each episodeVariant: In the Viva Pinata special Purple Rain, Parker Polollybear leaves the scene when the mouse appears.SFX/Cheesy Factor: Parker's close up.Music: None, but we hear Parker say something in every end of episode.Availability: First seen on "Shawn Edwards' Hats off the show" and seems to appear on Viva Pinata specials and later being the production company for Kody the Fox. Scare Factor: Minimal when there was a variant for the logo: Parker Polollybear running away (a la The Columbia Pictures opening logo from The Mouse That Roared) might be unsettling, intense, or even scary to the people.
Parkfield Entertainment

(1980s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="207" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/da62eff507d979ce27c2c3d8e6a7c8ca416acfd3" width="368"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a white triangle is seen on the side, with a red line jutting out to the right. On top of the line is "PARKFIELD" and on the bottom is "ENTERTAINMENT", spaced out to fit the line. The byline "A Division of Parkfield Group PLC" wipes in below.FX/SFX: The byline wiping in. Very simple animation compared to its subdivisions.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on British VHS releases of Moontrap and The Stick.Editor's Note: None.
Parkfield Publishing (UK)

Logo description by ThisisanswerVideo capture by David Cuthbertson(Late 80's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f20128221c09a7c94a2a7d649e7950edd49d3479" width="330"></iframe>Nickname: "The Patterns"Logo: On a black background, 7 lines from the left side of the screen and 8 lines from the right side of the screen slide in to form a segmented square with many changing patterns. The background fades to grey and the square starts to become black as a circle with changing patterns appear. The square becomes fully black and starts to split. More shapes appear as the square gets split into 2 overlapping squares. The background becomes black as a white outline appears on the squares. The shapes disappears as 2 triangles and rectangles appear forming stylized Ps with changing patterns. As the Ps are getting formed, 7 long lines from the left side of the screen and 8 long lines from the right side of the screen slide in and briefly form a rectangle and slide of the screen. When they get off the screen, "PARKFIELD PUBLISHING" in white fade in under the squares. The patterns continue to change.FX/SFX: The sliding of the lines and forming of the logo.Music/Sounds: It begins with synth bells that are heard throughout. A guitar thud is heard when the squares split. A shredding like sound is also heard when the lines slide under the squares. Another guitar thud is heard when the name fades in and continues even after the logo starts to fade out.Availability: Extremely Rare. Was seen on Penny Crayon videos and on the VHS of Sweet Toronto: John Lennon.Editor's Note: None.
Parkit Films (Indonesia)

(1970s-1980s)Logo: On a space background, three TV-tube shaped outline, with each different colors, come out one by one, with the last one reveals PF in red on a full yellow-ish white (depending on the quality) shape. And then, the text "P.T. PARKIT FILMS" in red fades in beside the logo, and "Mempersembahkan" on white script font writes itself below the former text.<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/eee44522412c7924b89b2697022f9fe8f9c26aca" width="271"></iframe>FX/SFX: The forming of the logo, which is very cheap. Also, seems they're quite lazy for restoring a logo to a full-frame rendering, making it often cropped so we can't see the whole company name (a la Genesis).Music/Sounds: None, or the opening theme to the movie.Availability: Seen on early Warkop DKI films and other films released by the company from the era.Editor's Note: None.
Parlophone (UK)

Background: Parlophone Records is a British music label, founded as the English counterpart of german label Parlophon, part of Carl Lindstrom Company. In 1927 Carl Lindstrom were sold to Columbia Gramophone, and then, in 1931 formed EMI. In 2012, EMI sold Parlophone to Warner Music Group. Parlophone is one of the most famous labels since the 1960's, when The Beatles started publishing their LP's on their label.(1995-)Nickname: "Parlophone"Logo: On a black background, we see the following text:TRADE (£) MARKParlophoneA large circle with a pound sign in it appears in the center of "TRADE" and "MARK".FX/SFX: None, except fading-in and out.Variants:On Radiohead's "Street Spirit" we see a copyright "© 1995 EMI Records Limited and Parlophone" underneath the logo. On Radiohead's "Karma Police", it says the same thing, only with "1997" instead.On widescreen Radiohead music videos with the black bars removed, the copyright is barely visible due to it being in 4:3 and being cropped.On the music video for Gorillaz' "19-2000" and Radiohead's "Pyramid Song", the copyright "© 2001 EMI Records Limited" is below the logo.On some music videos, the Parlophone logo is absent, but the EMI copyright remains.Background can be black or white.After 2012, the Warner Music Group byline appears below.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on music videos from Radiohead's albums "The Bends", "OK Computer", "Amnesiac", and "Hail to the Thief". Also appears on numerous other releases on DVD and Blu-Ray.Editor's Note: None.
Parroty Interactive

Background: Parroty Interactive (Get it? "Parody"?) was a short-lived subsidiary of Palladium Interactive that focused on parodies of games. Unfortunately for them, a majority of their games turned out to be poorly-received. As a result, the company was shut down in 1998 once Palladium was bought by The Learning Company.(1996-1998)Logo: On a white background, we see the purple circles from the normal Palladium logo, but in the red figure's place is a red parrot wearing Groucho Marx glasses and a cigar in its left hand. "PARROTY INTERACTIVE", in the same stacked style as its parent logo, appears below.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds:A distorted whimsical tune ending with a squawk and a cough.A parrot saying "Parroty. Parroty Interactive." Then, the parrot squawks and coughs.Availability: Seen on a bunch of terrible parody games from the company, such as Pyst and Microshaft Winblows 98.Editor's Note: None.
Parthenon Entertainment (UK)

Logo description by Pip2010(2003-)Nicknames: "The Green Horse", "The Feathers"Logo: On a white or black background, we see two feathers float. The feathers then morph into a horse, with the text "Parthenon" and the smaller text "ENTERTAINMENT LTD" fading in.FX/SFX: The feathers and the morphing.Music/Sounds: None or the ending theme of the show.Availability: Uncommon. The black background version was seen on reruns of Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks on Qubo, plastering the Entara Ltd. logo. The version with the white background can be seen on Hornets: A Sting in the Tale.Editor's Note: TBA
Participant Media

Logo descriptions by EnormousRat1st Logo(September 15, 2005)Logo: On a black background, we see a row of uneven blue boxes, each containing a capital letter in italics. There are sticks below each box, probably to resemble banners that crows hold. The letters together form PARTICIPANT. There is "PRODUCTIONS" below at the right side.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on American Gun.2nd Logo(October 21, 2005-December 21, 2007)Logo: On a black background, a row of blue (or gray) boxes rotate in, each of them containing a capital letter in italics. Together they form PARTICIPANT. There is "PRODUCTIONS" below at the right side. Then the logo rotate back or just fade out.FX/SFX: The boxes rotating.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen on Syriana and North Country among others.3rd Logo(April 11, 2008-October 2, 2015) Logo: On a black background, light effects swirl and form "participant" word with "MEDIA" in darker tint below (both in Trade Gothic Extended) and the small red circle near to the word.Variant:On the trailers, the background can be white.On several movies released in 2014, the small text "10th ANNIVERSARY" fades in below the logo.A short version formerly appeared on TV shows from the now-defunct Pivot.FX/SFX: The light effects.Music/Sounds: A mellow orchestral tune.Availability: Common, but now retired. Can be seen on Contagion, Waiting for Superman, The Beaver, Food, Inc., and Snitch, among others.4th Logo(October 16, 2015-) Logo: There are currently two animated variants, both featuring an updated design (stacked name in white font; second p and d connected) with the first p cote-out and with a turquoise counter. Logo 1:The logo gradually wipes in from the left, stays on for several seconds, and swiftly wipes out to the right. Logo 2: Beacons of soft, blue light bring the letters of the wordmark together.FX/SFX: The shadows for the first variant; the beacons and the letters for the second.Music/Sounds: The previous theme (usually abridged), the opening theme, or none.Availability: The first version made it's premiereon Bridge of Spies and was used until RBG.The second version made it's debut on Green Book and is still in use.
Partizan Films

Logo description by thezoraidudeVideo capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: Partizan Films is the film division of Partizan, whose website describes the company as a "director community", and has its headquarters in London, New York, Los Angeles and Paris. It started as a music video company, but then started to produce commercials, television programs, short films and feature films.It is most notably known as the company behind all of Michel Gondry's movies, starting with Human Nature.1st Logo(2004-)Logo: A light is seen on the top of the screen and reveals the "PARTIZAN FILMS" text. It slowly zooms in until the light fades out.Variants: At the end of Be Kind Rewind, a still version is seen.FX/SFX: The light and the zoom-in.Music/Sounds: A very peaceful 4-note string tune, followed by a piano motif and a synth pad.Availability: Seen on releases by the company, such as The Science of Sleep, Be Kind Rewind, Steak and Moonwalkers.Editor's Note: None. This is a very calm and peaceful logo.
Partner Stations Network

Logo description by gshowguy and mr3urious(1997-2000) Nickname: "Lightning Marble" Logo: Set on a marble background, the word "PARTNER" in Impact font zooms up, as a strobe of blue lights with pink dots at the end chases upwards and lightning comes from the left. This repeats two more times as "STATIONS" and "NETWORK" zoom upwards as well, to the bottom of the screen.FX/SFX: The zooming of the words, the strobe lights chasing, and the lightning.Music/Sounds: An ominous synthesized "humming" sound and little beeps.Availability: Known to be seen on Pensacola: Wings of Gold.Editor's Note: None.
Passable Entertainment

Logo description by PAV123 and LogosSuper142Logo capture by yctheguardieVideo capture courtesy of Pepsi9072(2013-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="193" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/34379d4bf86550eb0413e9ce38432ae86b3a44f5" width="226"></iframe>Logo: We start with a bird's-eye view of a work desk, which has a screenplay on it. We zoom towards it as an unseen man stamps it. The stamp has the word "PASSABLE" in red (in a red rectangle). "ENTERTAINMENT" fades in below in gold and shines.FX/SFX: The stamp and text effects.Music/Sounds: A brief whoosh and a thud, with a shining sound effect when "ENTERTAINMENT" appears.Availability: First appeared on Wendell and Vinnie, which is no longer airing, but is currently seen on some episodes ofSchool of Rock.Scare Factor: None to minimal.
Passion Productions

Background: Passion Productions was a public domain DVD distributor located in Wilmington, Delaware, formed by John Matarazzo as the successor to his previous company Saturn Productions. The company was notorious for its poor-quality releases, even for public domain standards, as well as accidentally releasing movies that weren't in the public domain; as such, the company operated under alternate names like 'Ace Video' and 'Digital Video Dreams.' In 2002, Passion Productions was purchased by PMC Corp., and assumed the name 'Miracle Pictures.' Miracle Pictures continued to release DVDs through 2003, mostly made-for-TV movies which had fallen into the public domain after their production companies went out of business. By 2004, PMC Corp. was closed, and Miracle Pictures took on the name '1st Miracle Pictures' before closing later that year.(2001-2005)<iframe frameborder="0" height="236" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/c4e6ef4e5e95e25be19433f302b67f4065ea16f1" width="419"></iframe>Nicknames: "The Mountains", "Cheap CGI Mountain", "Passionless"Logo: In a snowy environment with snowcapped mountains and a lake, the camera pans very fast towards a rock structure that features the bergundy text "PASSION PRODUCTIONS", in a generic Arial font, stacked onto it. The camera jerkily rotates to reveal the company name, then once it's shown, immediately cuts to the DVD menu.FX/SFX: The camera panning across the CGI environment.Music/Sounds: A techno tune.Availability: Seen on some dollar-store public domain DVD releases of the time.Editor's Note: This is not a good logo. The CGI isn't awful, but it is quite cheap, and the text looks like it was generated with WordArt. That, and the camera rotation at the end feels like it was done by somebody bored and messing around with the camera in whatever software this was produced in, not helped much by the very sudden ending.
Passport International Promotions

(1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="278" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/fd66f4f6cad5d3ba3ff2c05f0461f62b18d55df8" width="492"></iframe>Logo: The word, "PASSPORT" flies from the bottom of the screen to the top, and behind it, a silver ball falls onto a rotating blue rectangle, and while the "PASSPORT" word flies up, the ball then moves away from the now-unmoving rectangle, revealing a static globe, and "stands" up, and the words, "International Productions, Inc." appear.FX/SFX: Decent CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A droning synth note with a everlasting "THUD!" (which may be the stamper doing it).Availability: Ultra rare, and as seen on some DVDs & VHS tapes of old films.Editor's Note: None.
Patrick Hasburgh Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Photos by Video captures byEditions by1st logo(August 3, 1991)Logo: After the credits, one second later, the white outlines draws the eye itself. The black background changes to white as the white outline changes to black. The words "PATRICK HASBURG PRODUCTIONS" fades in.FX/SFX: The outline, the background, and the words fade in.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the TV movie, N.Y.P.D. Mounted, originally aired on CBS.Editor's Note: None.
Pattu Films (India)

Logo descriptions bynaxo-oleEditions by KPLNLogo captures by naxo-ole(1965)Nicknames: "The Parenting Logo", "Mom And Kid"Logo: On a dark background, we see the statue of a girl's back, sitting on a rock. Then, statue turns 90 degrees, and we see in addition that the mother was taking the kid's arms. Below the statue we see "PATTU FILMS".FX/SFX: The turning of the statue.Music/Sounds: A melody made with a flute.Availability: Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO60YU5ae98" target="_self">Neela Vanam</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Paul & Joe Productions

Background: This is the vanity card by Paul Germain and Joe Ansolabehere, the creators of Recess and Lloyd in Space. The former was also the co-creator of Rugrats.(September 9, 2000-January 28, 2012)Nickname: "The Two Kids"Logo: In a still picture, we see a black-and-white photograph of Paul and Joe as children in a city, next to 2 more photographs. Over the photo are the words "A Paul & Joe", and below it is "Production".FX/SFX: The film effects of the logo. On Pound Puppies, none (seen in widescreen).Music/Sounds:Recess: A short piano ditty.Pound Puppies: The sounds of puppies barking.Lloyd in Space: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Pound Puppies (season 1), Recess (from season 5 to the DTV movies) and Lloyd in Space.Scare Factor: None.
Paul Brownstein Productions

Compiled by Eric S. and Gilblitz112Edition by InfinitySnapz(1994- )<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/5d7a5d5439c4e7d4571173805351986ef3acdaab" width="272"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/d487dc5117c54062441000935492a608917d6469" width="366"></iframe>Logo: We see the text "PAUL BROWNSTEIN" that rotates throughout. When the logo stops rotating, "PRODUCTIONS" appears in stop motion in a blinds effect. Variants:Sometimes, the words "DISTRIBUTED BY" appear above "PAUL BROWNSTEIN" before "PRODUCTIONS" appears.In later years, the URL text "www.tvclassics.com" slides in at the bottom from the right side of the screen (a la Paramount Television).In the late 2000s, the logo was redone in a different font and with a motion blur when the logo is spinning.FX/SFX: The rotating and the text appearing.Music/Sounds: A fast-paced big band tune.Music/Sounds Variant: On The Best of American Bandstand on VH1, its the tail end of the theme of the 1989 Dick Clark Productions logo.Availability: Can be seen on syndicated prints of Sonny and Cher, The Color Honeymooners, Here's Lucy, The Dick Van D-y-k-e Show, and The Richard Pryor Show, among others.