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Optimum Releasing (UK)

Logo descriptions by EnormousRatBackground: Optimum Releasing is a theatrical and home entertainment distributor, founded in 1999 and currently owned by StudioCanal. Since 2006 the company operates as a StudioCanal's releasing subsidiary in UK. Optimum became one of the most prolific distributors in region since the collapse of Tartan Films in 2008. In 2011 StudioCanal rebranded Optimum Releasing under the StudioCanal brand (called StudioCanal UK)1st (Known) Logo(2000's-2010)<img align="bottom" alt="Optimum Releasing (2007)" height="211" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/nwl4JkpDk9ECV9ugmnTfEQ11474/GW353H211" title="Optimum Releasing (2007)" width="353"/>Nickname: "Zooming Inverted T"Logo: We see a galaxy-looking figure and a text OPTIMUM RELEASING, aligned to the right. Immediately the picture collapses into a pack of colored lines, which move horizontally and reveal the name in various styles. Then the figure appears again.FX/SFX: The light effects.Music/Sounds: An extract of "Goodnight Vienna" by LFO (not to be confused with Lyte Funky Ones, the band who sang the song "Summer Girls").Availability: Common on many UK-released prints. Four Lions was the final cinema release with this ident while Ponyo and Ocean Waves were some of the final DVDs with it. Most Optimum DVDs/Blu-rays have a high-quality digital version of this ident but some use a 35mm transfer with more washed-out colours.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2010- September 2011)<img align="bottom" alt="Optimum Releasing (2010)" height="212" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/YyBGxPMhAF5YqaBjVLuL6g10173/GW353H212" title="Optimum Releasing (2010)" width="353"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b8644233ab5b6e070f319dd122eb32ab142145f7" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: Many light traces come from every direction and join into a galaxy-like figure, which looks silvery in a second. The logo appears like before, but now centered, and the StudioCanal byline in original font expands below.FX/SFX: The light traces.Music/Sounds: A windy synth.Availability: Was seen on newest movies released in UK, but it was short-lived, as in September 2011 StudioCanal retired the brand for all further releases. This logo appeared on Brighton Rock internationally, as Optimum did a work of production in it. This also appears on the Blu-Ray versions of My Neighbors the Yamadas, Castle in the Sky and Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, with the DVD versions in the sets having the previous logo (Because they are just the original 2006 versions).Editor's Note: None.
Optreve DVD Enhancement Technology

Background: Optreve was a DVD enhancement system developed and operated by Screenlife Games for their series of DVD board games.(2003-2012)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The vortex spinning, the logo zooming out.Music/Sounds: 3 synth-piano notes, a couple of electronic drumbeats, and 5 more piano notes.Availability: Seen on most post-2003 Screenlife games.
Orange Games (Netherlands)

Logo description and capture by MegaAveron25Background:Orange Games B.V., formerly Digital Dimensions B.V., was a video game developer based in the Netherlands. They are known for their development of Jazz Jackrabbit published by Epic MegaGames. Orange Games was founded by Arjan Brussee. The company was merged into Lost Boys Games in 2000, which eventually became Guerrilla Games in 2003.(1998-1999)<img align="right" alt="Orange Games (1998)" height="230" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/b8fcae696f7486eda40d4dcf0ea20229/GW304H230" title="Orange Games (1998)" width="304"/>Nicknames: "Vectorballs", "Grinning Orange"Logo: On the chessboard against the blue gradient background, a bunch of differently-sized balls shoot out from the corners of the chessboard like a fountain, with three types: small black metallic balls, large orange balls and small white balls. The balls then begin to swirl into a pillar before scattering again. Throughout the entire action, the camera spins around the chessboard. The balls then form the orange/black/white-colored logo, consisting of an orange grinning face with pointy teeth and sharp blank eyes, the word "orange" in the blocky lowercase font leaning slightly to the left, outlined inblack and orange, with the face being served as the letter O and with "games" in the OCR-A font below. The zooms on the logo for a brief moment before backing away and fading to white.FX/SFX: The balls and the movements of the camera. Impressive use of vectorballs (dots rendered as shaded spheres) for the late 90s.Music/Sounds: A synthesized timpani hit, a hiss followed by an assortment of sound effects: glass shards noises, synthesized whooshes and metallic noises (including the stock "metal crashing" sound effect). An electricity buzzing is heard, when the balls begin to swirl into a pillar. When the logo forms, all of the sounds drown out in favor of the sound of liquid bubbling and oozing.Availability: So far only appeared in Jazz Jackrabbit 2.
Orange Studio (France)

Logo descriptions by EnormousRatBackground: Orange Studio (previously Studio 37) is an internal film development and acquisition company of French media giant France Telecom, operated through its brand Orange. It was created in 2007 and led by Frédérique Dumas.Studio 37(2008-2014)<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/dede5ce8b16e7ca1535eacb7348beabe2e95a1e9" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="222" wmode="transparent"/><embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="183" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b53ac0eba74f7155f3d65fcdc7b28537d34fe7e7" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="223" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: We see changing scenes made up from thousands of glowing color particles. Among others, we see moving squid, people walking, a group of three gun-ready men, then a pair kissing, and then the picture dissolves into particles, which merge together into the name, reading Studio 37. The Orange logo is added to the right.Variant: Since 2011, the colorful scenes are replaced with the first letters of the company's name, for unknown reason.FX/SFX: Great animation in the logo. Without a doubt, it's one of the best French logos so far. This is, sadly, made more shorter for the later variant.Music/Sounds: Majestic orchestral composition. The later variant has a shortened version of the same fanfare.Availability: Early version appeared on Ces amours-la, Gainsbourg and other films, later one on The Prodigies and later films.Editor's Note: None.Orange Studio(2014-)<img align="right" alt="Orange Studio" height="140" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/S49wZQ49ntfc2xwepEqbjg27075/GW336H140" title="Orange Studio" width="336"/>Logo: Same as the last logo, but the animated letters are different to reflect the change of the new name "Orange Studio".FX/SFX: Same as before.Music/Sounds: Same as the 1st logo.Availability: Appeared on Escobar: Paradise Lost, Jappeloup, The Little Prince and other films.Editor's Note: None.
Orenthal Productions

Logo descriptions by Eric S. and indycarLogo captures by Eric S.Video captures courtesy of indycarBackground: Orenthal Productions was the production company of former NFL player O.J. Simpson. Orenthal is O.J. Simpson's first name. Simpson starred in all four television films produced by the company. All the company's production were co-produced by Columbia Pictures Television and are owned by Columbia Pictures Television's successor, Sony Pictures Television.(December 30, 1979-January 2, 1983) <img align="bottom" alt="Orenthal/Playboy" height="234" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/Q3LR5ndpVH0BJaU_OhY3Cw19185/GW306H234" title="Orenthal/Playboy" width="306"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="227" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a1a8c5c8053c82fb1e04425d82099f64d174999d" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="278" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "The Juice", "The Orange"Logo: On a black background, we see the following logo in a white font:ORENTHALPRODUCTIONSInside the "O" is an orange, as a reference to Simpson's first and middle initials, which are also a common abbreviation for orange juice.FX/SFX: None.Variant: On Detour to Terror, the logo appeared on the same screen as the 1969 Playboy Productions logo. The words "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" are below both logos.Music/Sounds: The end theme of the film plays over the logo.Availability: Appeared on the television films Goldie and the Boxer, Detour to Terror, Goldie and the Boxer Go To Hollywood and Cocaine and Blue Eyes, all starring O. J. Simpson. Detour to Terror and Cocaine and Blue Eyes have both been released on DVD-R by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Orgolini-Nelson Productions

Logo description by CodyfinkeLogo capture by Eric S.(1980s)Nickname: "on", "on Wallpaper"<img align="right" alt="Orgolini-Nelson Productions" height="195" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/LmZSFEwIGfEshumDOUpauA38233/GW260H195" title="Orgolini-Nelson Productions" width="260"/>Logo: We start seeing "on" in many different colors a wallpaper effect, appearing one-by-one, taking up the entire screen. Then "on PRODUCTIONS" appears, then on the "on" are the words "ORGOLINI-NELSON", and as this happens, the "on" wallpaper turns blue.FX/SFX: The "ON" appearing in many colors over the screen. Music/Sounds: A french horn ensemble.Availability: Seen on the Filmways release of Starflight One. Also is seen silent on Crackin' Up with Jerry Lewis.Editor's Note: None.
Origenes del Cine (Spain)

(200?)Nicknames: "A Rainy Day in the 1940's"Logo: We see an 1940's Spanish typical street where it's raining. In the street we watch a car, a bike and a advertising pillar. Suddenly, one of the ads leaves the pillar, and the pillar revolves around itself. The camera zooms inside the pillar with the ads, until the camera fix one ad where appears a women's face. After, it appears "ORÍGENES DEL CINE" in the big, tall and grungy font moving across the screen to the left, and finally the text reappears on the near-top, but smaller and tilted.FX/SFX: All, practically, due to that this logo it's a CGI logo.Music/Sounds: A piano sonata, the sounds of the rain, and the "THUD!" at the end.Availability: TBAEditors Note: None.
Original Productions

Logo descriptions byLogo captures by1st Logo(2000-2009)<img align="bottom" alt="Original Productions (2000)" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/8196ef8f45919c62c80c404d55dee06b/GW233H175" title="Original Productions (2000)" width="233"/><img align="bottom" alt="Original Productions (2008)" height="175" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/182fd3807ba6f3548597679e24b17da3/GW311H175" title="Original Productions (2008)" width="311"/>Logo: On a white background, enclosed in a thin black border, a film reel zooms out and settles in the top left corner of the screen. The rest of the company's name wipes in, the film reel forming the "O" in "Original". The web adress "www.origprod.com" wipes in at the same time as the text.Early Variant: Originally, there was no web address or black border and the whole animation was significantly more zoomed-out.FX/SFX: The film reel zooming out, the wipe in.Music/Sounds:An ominious drum hit followed by some kids singing in a sing song tone "Iiiit's originaaaaal".The early variant just had the end theme of the show.Availability: The early variant is only known to be seen on Discovery Channel wrestling VHS tapes. The later variant is seen on the first season of 1000 Ways to Die.Editor's Note:None.2nd Logo(2009- )<img align="bottom" alt="Original Productions (2009)" height="166" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/3ab4c1fe6210ee5e6146d6383ebc9f28/GW325H166" title="Original Productions (2009)" width="325"/><img align="bottom" alt="Original Productions (2016)" height="166" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/e65bc433464394bd3508b466b9318e86/GW303H166" title="Original Productions (2016)" width="303"/>Logo: On a black background, we see what looks like a giant smudge of blue chalk. "Original Productions" in a white chalk like font is written on it. The byline "A Fremantle Media Company" is below.Variants:There is an early bylineless variant reading "Original Productions, LLC" instead .Starting around 2016, both words of the name as well as the smudge all slide into place. The byline appears one letter at a time.FX/SFX: None for the original, simple animation for the later variant.Music/Sounds: The same "It's original" as the 1st logo for the static. The end theme of the show for the animated.Availability: Seen on season 2 onwards episodes of 1000 Ways to Die, as well as the pilot of its failed spinoff 1000 Ways to Lie. Also seen on Badlands, Storage Wars Texas, Whisker Wars and Quit Your Day Job (the debut and only place so far to use the later variant). Despite their massive output, the company usually just uses an in-credit notice.Editor's Note: None/
Original Video (Greece)

1st (known) Logo(1986-1988) <img align="bottom" alt="Original Video (Greece) - CLG Wiki" height="219" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/aQiCHJBT7A0rfteuAmPnIQ11738/GW291H219" title="Original Video (Greece) - CLG Wiki" width="291"/><embed height="232" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Original+Video+%28Greece%29/widget/youtubevideo/-1839196705" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="276" wmode="transparent"/>Nicknames: "Neon Cursive", "Colored Lights", "The Top of the Pops-Styled Logo"Logo: On a black background, we see a pink-colored outline drawing itself in while an "O", "r", "i", "g", "i", "n", and "a" zoom out and zoom in (out for the first, third, fifth, and seventh letters, and in for the second, fourth, and sixth letters), with the pink outline drawing a little loop at the top, then drops down to form an "l". When it stops, "Original", in a cursive font, similar to the old Gloria Jean's Coffee logo (called "Harlow Solid Italic"),in a tilted position, zooms out with the orange-red-pink colored trails, and turns blue. The logo brightens, then darkens a bit when another bottom loop and "Video" (in a different font) wipe in, making the logo similar to the BBC's Top of the Pops logo from 1973-1986, and lights colored red, blue, yellow, and white appear. The logo then fades out (the lights follow a short time later), and a warning screen appears.FX/SFX: The letters zooming, the flare, the line drawing.Music/Sounds: A very catchy synth-keyboard disco tune. The song actually comes from the 1978 song Just Blue by the French electronica band Space.Availability: Scarce. Check some websites that sell old Greek VHSs for this logo.Editor's Note: None.
Orion Interactive

Logo description by V of DoomLogo captures by Mr. Logo Lord and Mr.LogoVideo captures courtesy of Paperking99 and LogosForTheWinBackground: Orion Interactive was a short-lived video game division of Orion Pictures Corporation.(1996-1997)<img align="bottom" alt="Orion Interactive (1996)" height="157" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/1/rzawL2amIrIU6QOCxwezaw61080/GW210H157" title="Orion Interactive (1996)" width="210"/><img align="bottom" alt="Orion Interactive (1997)" height="157" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/8XdeMETtzUO27jMOaFIsHA435628/GW210H157" title="Orion Interactive (1997)" width="210"/> <iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/d896cb476cba8aef29c1c80381c4731e2177f1c3" width="222"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="167" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0896b4566e29a84cd194e9d0869870f0d98f7535" width="222"></iframe>Nickname: "Enhanced Starry Sky"Logo: Same as the 2nd Orion Home Video logo (Orion Pictures combo version), only "INTERACTIVE" replaces "HOME VIDEO". The logo is played backwards from the point where "ORION" disappeared in the top star of the constellation to the point where "ORION" was formed.Early Variant: On Sonic's Schoolhouse, the word "INTERACTIVE" is in it's silver-gradient color. It's also shortened, and played forwards.FX/SFX: Same as the 2nd Orion Home Video logo.Music/Sounds:On Sonic's Schoolhouse, the opening theme of the video game is played.On Blue Heat: The Case of the Cover Girl Murders, is a shortened variant of the theme from the 2nd Orion Home Video logo (Orion Pictures combo version).Availability: Rare. It was only seen on Sonic's Schoolhouse and Blue Heat: The Case of the Cover Girl Murders.Editor's Note: Some people have noticed how "INTERACTIVE" is on a black rectangle in the Sonic's Schoolhouse variant, hiding the "HOME VIDEO" text.
Orly Adelson Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of TheEriccorpinc Logo Channeland othersBackground: TBA 1st Logo(December 7, 1998-October 17, 2003)Logo: We see the same logo from the Andrew Adelson Company, but the words next to the logo reads "ORLY ADELSON PRODUCTIONS."Variant: On Ultimate Deception, The Truth About Jane, and D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear,we see the outlined box on the logo.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme or none.Availability: Seen on the TV movies, A Chance of Snow, Ultimate Deception, The Truth About Jane, and D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(August 2, 2008)Logo: On a black background, we see the same letter from Andrew Adelson Company logo, only drawn by itself, and moves in the center as the company's name is shown underneath.FX/SFX: The letter drawing and moving in place, and the company's name fading in.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleader Scandal on Canal+ Drama.Editor's Note: TBA
Orphan, Inc.

Background: Orphan, Inc. was a movie company that released the 1990 horror film Mirror, Mirror. It also has a recording studio called Orphan Records that published a soundtrack from the film.(May 18, 1990-June 18, 1994)<img align="bottom" alt="Orphan, Inc" height="263" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/3fc764b4b71a5084769c685336725bb3/GW390H263" title="Orphan, Inc" width="390"/><iframe frameborder="0" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/3a45e9bcd738acb7549ba04c530895dd41bf3803" width="451"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a red sphere flies around in a spiral pattern while two silver lines in different lengths move from the top and bottom of the screen and turn 90 degrees, with the small line going to the right and the large line going to the left and reveal themselves as rings. The small ring lands inside the large ring and the red sphere curves around rings landing on the bottom of the small ring. The rings and the red sphere zoom in and the camera turns around to the side and to the reverse of the rings and the red sphere. The rings and the red sphere zoom out to the left of the screen. Some light streaks quickly light up the futuristic-like text "RPHAN", with a line sticking out of the N. The text lightens up and reveals that the rings are a O with the sphere inside and the final result is the silver text "ORPHAN".Variants: On the sequel of Mirror, Mirror, after the O is formed, the logo plays slower.FX/SFX: The forming of the logo, which is pretty much dated CGI. Also, the music is rather schizophrenic.Music/Sounds: A series of creepy clangs and creaks that lead into an ascending, gloomy synth theme, with what sound like twinkles at the same time.Music/Sound Variant: After the music Raven Dance, when the text "RPHAN" is lighting up, we hear a very gloomy and scary chord, which ends with a dreamy note.Availability: Seen on the 1990 film Mirror, Mirror. The slow variant is seen on the sequel to the film, Raven Dance.Editor's Note:The gloomy music, the creepy font and the forming of the word "RPHAN" can scare several.
Oscilloscope Laboratories

Background: Oscilloscope Laboratories is an independent film distribution company started by Beastie Boys member Adam Yauch and former THINKfilm executive David Fenkel. It also has a recording studio and film production facilities. Fenkel returned to the company on May 4, 2012 following Yauch's death. As of August 2012 Fenkel has left the company, which is now headed by David Laub and Dan Berger.(Late 2000s-)<img align="bottom" alt="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2006)" height="124" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/fq5f1M7kYI5z8WrgwNEzxQ254576/GW223H124" title="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2006)" width="223"/><img align="bottom" alt="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2009)" height="142" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/zZ-W5kf0htdPyYyFaJsrZQ276302/GW345H142" title="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2009)" width="345"/><img align="bottom" alt="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2010)" height="122" src="http://image.wikifoundry.com/image/3/X1-GKiKih-7q1gdFaBdCmg327337/GW297H122" title="Oscilloscope Laboratories (2010)" width="297"/><embed allowfullscreen="true" height="166" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a8e5d622486d8351ece394bd15b3de8bb297489e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="201" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "The Wobbly Bass"Logo: As we fade to the black/midnight blue/fern nebula in the starfield (a la Space Ghost Coast to Coast), the rusty circular oscilloscope fades in and slowly backs out, while the green line moves inside. When the droning synth increases in frequency cutoff, rusty "OSCILL" and "SCOPE" blurs in and zooms out, serving the oscilloscope as the letter O in "OSCILLOSCOPE". After that, the word "LABORATORIES" fades in below.FX/SFX: The oscilloscope, the appearance of the words.Variants:There is a Christmas variant where the oscilloscope wears a Santa Claus hat.There is also a variant without the "LABORATORIES" word.Music/Sounds: A wobbling synth bass.Availability: Appears on films from the company, such as We Need to Talk About Kevin and Buzzard.Editor's Note: None.
Osiris Video Films (Argentina)

(1980s)<embed align="bottom" height="225" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f9d12b338ae81dd60e3523ce68ab336d339c99bf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="268" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On a black background, four blue triangles move inward to form one bigger triangle. From the bottom, white text:OSIRISVIDEO FILMSrises to the center of the triangle. Next, a box pans out to reveal a burgundy background, with a yellow outline of a sun in the top left corner and a pharaoh in each bottom corner. The previously mentioned "OSIRIS VIDEO FILMS" text appears in the center of the screen, and it looks like the pharaohs are presenting the text. "OSIRIS VIDEO FILMS" slides down to the bottom of the screen after everything else on the background disappears, and above it, a yellow square with a blue triangle inside of it fades in. The box and the text disappear, and the burgundy background fades to "PRESENTA" in a computer-like font on a black background. The text disappears after 6 seconds.FX/SFX: The triangles, the text moving, the fading, things appearing and disappearing.Music/Sounds: The beginning of "Live To Tell" by Madonna.Availability: Probably seen on releases from this company at the time, which are hard to find.Editor's Note: None.