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Rude Mood Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072, Maxim Atanasov and LogosMasterBackground: This is Ric Swartzlander's vanity card. 1st Logo(September 24, 2002-January 21, 2003)Logo: On a black/blue gradient background as a night sky, we see the billboard with the spotlights. On a billboard, we see the green colored, dark-orange outlined oval with the words inside "Callahan" with the texts underneath it "FILMWORKS - AUTOPARTS". Then the light blue car zooms past the billboard, the words appearing on the billboard "RUdE MOOD PROdUCtIONS iNC."FX/SFX: The car zooming past the billboard.Music/Sounds: It was unknown during the NBC generic announcement.Availability: It was only seen on Hidden Hills.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(September 21, 2004-March 17, 2010)Logo: On a black background, we see the taped square with purple spray all over it with the little yellow spray underneath it. The taped square peels away with a bit of stain staying to reveal the purple words "RUDE MOOD" with "PRODUCTIONS" underneath it in smaller text.FX/SFX: The square tape peeling away. On Gary Unmarried, none.Music/Sounds: The sounds of the tape peeling. On Gary Unmarried, none.Availability: It was seen on Rodneyand Gary Unmarried.Editor's Note: TBA
Runecraft

Background: Runecraft, Ltd. was founded in 1997 with the offices in UK. It was specializing on brand and license titles. Ultimately, Runecraft went into financial troubles, speculations and poor management, which led to its collapse in 2003.1st Logo(1997-2002) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a70ec198441120c29f488d8f50fda3325cb641a2" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="279" wmode="transparent"/> Nicknames: "The Runecraft Stones", "The Rising Stones"Logo: We see the dust-covered shield with the semicircular panel above (with grass landscape). The panel slowly zooms-in and the debris flies away to reveal the "RUNECRAFT" name written in stony runic letters. Three stones emerge on the upper panel.FX/SFX: Debris uncovering, stones rising up.Music/Sounds: Deep synth note with the sound of uncovering debris.Availability: Seen in many games for various platforms such as Caesar's Palace 2000, Y2K, Men in Black: Crashdown, and others.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(1999-2002) <embed allowfullscreen="true" height="202" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/0584ba7b58741bab8020512330b0989a480d709e" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="244" wmode="transparent"/>The logo starts at 0:46. Nickname: "The Runecraft Stones II"Logo: This is actually the longer version of first logo. The camera flies backwards over the water surface with the rainbow, then over the field with a pathway. Finally we see the "stonehenge" with three familiar stones among others. The image is outlined by the shield with "RUNECRAFT" already uncovered. The background with stones changes to night, the moon appears.FX/SFX: All the animation.Music/Sounds: An orchestral note with whooshing sounds, then a THX-style synth note, and another orchestral note. On The Hoobs, the last sound is very different.Availability: Appears on games such as Barbie: Race & Ride, Arthur! Ready to Race and The Hoobs for PlayStation. Used in tandem with the previous logo.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(2002-2003)Nickname: "The Runecraft R" Logo: Over the water ripple effect, the red sun rising effect is shown. The background clears out from mist and water and becomes white, when the "sun" turns into a blue oval with custom made "r" over it. The name is seen below: "RUNECRAFT", with the text: "games by design" spaced-out.Variant: On some games, the logo is still.FX/SFX: Sun and water effects.Music/Sounds: Resounding synth note.Availability: Seen in Monopoly Party and Scrabble 2003 Edition for PC. The still version can be found on Super Bubble Pop for GameCube.Editor's Note: None.
Russia Today (Russia)

(2007-present)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/e22371e4922d89ab7d1b613921a708193240a188" width="306"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/4d78c6235dac67c21bf7665f75b31af3e026b4f0" width="306"></iframe>Logo:On a daytime/nighttime landscape background, we see puzzle pieces of a tree/lighthouse zooming out. When the tree/lighthouse is completely formed the camera turns to the front and we see the Russia Today logo.FX/SFX:The puzzle pieces zooming out, the camera moving.Music/Sounds:4 phone dialing sounds when forming the tree/lighthouse. Than a whoosh and a long note when turning the camera. Than 2 notes, than another 2 notes that echo.Availability:Currently in use in Russia.Editor's Note: None.
Russian Cinema Council (Russia)

Logo description and capture by EnormousRatBackground: Russian Cinema Council, usually abbreviated RUSCICO, is a company operated since 1999. It mainly publishes Russian films outside the former USSR territory. Their catalog is identical to the one of Krupny Plan, which distributes old films over Russian territory instead.(1999-)Nickname: "The Temple"Logo: On a gradient blue background, many letters are drawn in white, zooming out in the process. Then, the letters fill themselves in with white and form three lines saying "RUSSIAN CINEMA COUNCIL". After the lines are done, the roof of the temple appears zooms out, having "RUSCICO" inside separated by dots. The base also appears, reading "MCMXCIX" (1999 in regular numbers). The logo then blurs and dissolves.FX/SFX: The letters form, and some background shining, simple effects used.Music/Sounds: A separated clapping sounds of some musical instrument, having different soundtrack at the end.Availability: Should appear on foreign export DVDs from Russia.
Russian World Studios

Compiled by MegaAveron25Video capture courtesy of Maxtaro93Background: Russian World Studios was founded in 1998 by Yuri Sapronov and Andrei Smirnov, and is one of the largest film and television production companies in the Russian market. They seemingly didn't use a logo before 2006.1st Logo(2006-2011)Nicknames: "Over the Horizon", "RWS"Logo: The logo opens with the blue haze above the horizon with fireflies flying about (a la the 2004 Gaumont logo), wiping in, then from behind, the metallic blue "RWS" in the fancy sans-serif font, flies in one-by-one, while the light appears and moves along the horizon to the left. When it's almost finished, the company name, with teal lights passing-by, fades in below, and two sky blue streaks wipes in, sandwiching "RWS" and the company name and clearing fireflies in the process, then "ПРЕДСТАВЛЯЕТ" ("Presents" in Russian) in all caps fade in below the bottom streak.Variants:The "presents" disclaimer can be omitted.Since 2009 the name is written in Russian, and the logo itself is slightlyredesigned.FX/SFX: The animation seems state-of-the-art.Music/Sounds: A synth tune, reminiscent of the Windows 98 startup sound.Availability: Common in Russia, where it's seen on a lot of TV series.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(2012-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/a0b82804bca58ed2b403e36e2237babec39e7a8c" width="305"></iframe>Nicknames: "RWS II", "Blocky RWS", "Geometric RWS", "Torch Lady's Boyfriend"Logo: TBAFX/SFX: A cross of live-action and CGI animation.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare.Availability: Common on Russian TV channels and can be found on the RWS website.Editor's Note:None.
Russobit-M (Russia)

Background: Russobit-M was the biggest Russian game localizer. In 2011, they stopped making games and concentrated more on selling tablets. The company finally ceased its operations in 2013.1st (and only) Logo(1999-2011)Logo: A streak of light comes in and reveals "Русс бит-М" (instead of "О", there is a stylized disc-musical note combo that forms rounded rectangle between "Русс" and "бит-М"). "ПРОЕКТ-МУЛЬТИМЕДИА" flies underneath the words and the shape.FX/SFX: CGI animation.Variant: There is a still version also used on the covers. "ПРОЕКТ МУЛЬТИМЕДИА" can be replaced with the website sometimes.Music/Sounds: A squeally whoosh ("Ancient Mind" off Spectrasonics' Distorted Reality 1 sample CD) followed by a note when the streak comes, followed by a glass shard-like noise mixed with a UFO-ish sweep ("Glass Bender" and "Saucers", both off Spectrasonics' Distorted Reality 1 sample CD) when the words underneath come.Availability: Seen on every Russobit-M game, like the localized version of SpongeBob SquarePants: The Movie (game).Editor's Note: TBA
Ryan Murphy Productions

Background: This is Ryan Murphy's production company. It was renamed to "Ryan Murphy Television" in 2017.1st Logo(September 29, 1999-May 18, 2001)Logo: On a smoky black background, we see a red line forming. Then the words "Ryan Murphy Productions" slide in from above the line and the cursive words "Roundtable Ink" slide in from under the line.Variant: On the Popular episode "Two Weddings and a Funeral", the logo is sightly shorter.FX/SFX: The background, the words sliding in.Music/Sounds: A one-note synth tune (On episode 2, it added a four note fanfare.)Music/Sounds Variant: On the Popular episode "Two Weddings and a Funeral", a female choir said "I'm a greatest star who've ever learned".Availability: Rare. Seen only on Popular.Editor's Note: None.2nd Logo(July 22-29, 2003)Logo: On a black background, we see the words, "ryan / murphy / productions. "FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The end theme of Nip/Tuck.Availability: Seen on the first two episodes of Nip/Tuck.Editor's Note: None.3rd Logo(August 5, 2003-April 23, 2017)Logo:On a black background, a small cube with alternating green and white faces, spins as it moves left quickly, leaving the words "RYAN MURPHY PRODUCTIONS" in white. The cube then stops with one green side facing us, creating asmall flash of transparent green squares and containing an abstract sun, which spins clockwise as if it were a loading icon.FX/SFX: Simple animation.Music/Sounds: None, or a Fox and NBC generic theme with voiceover announcements. On Nip/Tuck, the end theme plays over it.Availability: Uncommon. Seen on American Horror Story, Nip/Tuck, every episode of Glee and The Glee Project, The New Normal, Scream Queens, American Crime Story and Feud.Editor's Note: None.4th Logo(September 5, 2017- )Logo: On a black background, we see the text "RYAN MURPHY TELEVISION" in white, with "TELEVISION" spaced out to fit the length of "RYAN MURHPY".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on 9-1-1, American Crime Story, American Horror Story and Pose.Editor's Note: None.
RÚV (Iceland)

Logo descriptions by The_Username_15Background: RÚV is the principal television station in Iceland. The company was founded in 1966 as Rikisútvarpið Sjónvarp. (pronounced ri-ki-soot-var-pith syon-varp). In 1983 they changed their name to Sjónvarpið (pronounced "syon-var-pith"), with the introduction of their current logo. In 2011, their name was changed to RÚV. Before October 1, 1987, this television did not broadcast on Thursdays, and only broadcast for eight hours a day heading into the 21st century. Today the programming consists of mainly imported American & British shows and films, with some domestic programming as well.Rikisútvarpið Sjónvarp1st logo(1966-1973)Logo: We see a still image of a volcano or other rocky formation. Its reflection is shown over a lake. A clock is tacked on top, with the text "RIKISÚTVARPIĐ SJÓNVARP" below the clock.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Long extinct, as only a single video can be found containing this logo on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.2nd logo(1973-1983)TBA!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sjónvarpið1st logo(1987-Early 1990s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="217" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/8cd5cc6b29a880ad220947fe7a813a3f2e62b5c5" width="280"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="217" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/f56695968fa842dfc087422a1e1472faa34779e3" width="266"></iframe>Logo: We see the logo for the network at the time (blue curves folding inward eventually forming a circle as they move further out) zoom in on a sky background, moving from the top right and then to the left center. Once the logo centers in, the logo becomes 3D and rotates towards the screen, and then back to the center again. An image of the country of Iceland swoops by, revealing the word "SJÓNVARPIĐ" in blue, medium-weight font with the "J" hanging slightly below the other letters. Iceland then moves through the top opening of the logo, and multiple images showcasing the country's scenery fly in various directions, some of them rotating as they do so. The logo then zooms in again in the same fashion as before, with the 3D transformation and rotation. The "SJÓNVARPIĐ" text seen earlier flips in again.Variant: Prior to 1989, this logo had a black background.FX/SFX: Generally lower-budget logo presentation with some higher-quality elements (mainly CGI).Music/Sounds: A flourish to start, followed by a saturated '80s synth-based theme with drums and orchestral instruments.Availability: Seen on the network at the time.Editor's Note: None.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------RÚV1st Logo(2011?-????)TBA!
S.B.B. Productions

(1989-1993)Logo: On a black background, we see the words "An S.B.B. Production" in a bold serif, glowing orange font. An inverted triangle with a stylized sunset inside wipes in from bottom to top above the text.FX/SFX: The wiping in of the triangle.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on episodes of Major Dad.Editor's Note: None.
S.J. Entertainment (Nepal)

Logo descriptions by Photos by Video captures byEditions by1st logo(2007)Logo: On a white background, we see a black film strip at the bottom. Above the filmstrip is the text "S.J. Entertainment" in blue. Then, "Sudhamshu Josh" zooms out, along with "Presents" on a black background.FX/SFX: Still for the first half, and 3D animation for the 2nd half, which is rather cheap.Music/Sounds: The 13th Universal Studios logo's music, which is also part of the movies intro.Availability: Only seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k-7cNyF87o" target="_self">Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal</a>.Editor's Note: None.
S4C Clasuron Fideo (UK)

Logo description by TheBigLogoFan2Video capture courtesy of jakedp100Background: S4C Clasuron Fideo (S4C Video Classics) was the home video division of the Welsh-language television channel S4C.(1991-1993)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="245" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/863f1f6e98a8f624d4c6865f36064401d508f32f" width="288"></iframe>Logo: Same as the 1991 S4C logo, except "CLASURON FIDEO" and "VIDEO CLASSICS", in red, fade in above and below the S4C logo respectively.FX/SFX: Same as the 1991 S4C logo.Music/Sounds: Same as the 1991 S4C logo.Availability: Rare. Welsh-language tapes of Joshua Jones and Sam Tân (Fireman Sam) should have this.
SABC (South Africa)

Background: SABC or South African Broadcasting Corporation is the official public broadcaster of South Africa, founded in 1936, but didn't start broadcasting until 1976 after years of controversial desicions.1st (known) Logo(1996-2003?)Logo: On a black background, a white mist is seen in the center left, with white curves spinning and drawing. The mist then disappears, turning the curves green, which are followed by much thicker ones. More curves then appear and draw, including yellow, blue, and red shapes appearing in it. The curves then arrange into an abstract version of Africa (with the colors, from top to bottom, being yellow, green, blue, and red. The top also fades to a shape more like the Horn of Africa), with a white thin curve quickly rotating into the shape. The letters "SBC" then rotate into view, starting off as silver with light behind them, before fading to white as the light retracts into them, and a bar appears in the Africa shape, forming "SABC" in the first incarnation of the current logo. Below, "The Pulse of Africa's Creative Spirit" appears below in grey and varying sizes, just off center.FX/SFX: The rotating curves, the logo forming.Music/Sounds: A rather complex tune, before leading into a rather chaotic section and ending with a trumpet and piano fanfare.Availability: Extinct. This was used during start-ups around the time.Editor's Note: Nice animation, especially considering its time, but the music doesn't really fit.
SABC TV1 (South Africa)

Logo descriptions by rj4712Logo captures by rj4712Video captures courtesy of rj4712Background: TBA 1st (known) logo(1985-1988?)<iframe frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/genericvideo/44b0e8ec1c405cca2aa0e064b5e967223b5ce32b" width="330"></iframe>Logo: We see a gold 3D map of South Africa that turns to the left and shines, later exit via trail, "TV" (with a blue highlight) flips, and finally "1" appear via trail and places next to "TV", it turns to the left (revealing to be a 3D object) and finally shines.FX/SFX: Cheap uses of modeling effects and video feedback, as well as the shining of the '1'. The contents in this logo are a good ten years behind their time.Music/Sounds: A catchy synth-pop jingle.Availability: Extinct. Check YouTube or tape trading.Editor's Note: None.
SAV (Spain)

Logo description by PAV123Background: SAV (short for "Sociedad Anónima del Vídeo") is a Spanish video distributor that was formed in 1982. It was an independent label until it was purchased by Grupo Planeta in 1999 and rebranded as SAV-DeAPlaneta Home Video. The company became Emon Home Entertainment in 2008 after they acquired SAVOR (one of their subsidiaries) from Group Planeta. The company continues to operate under the Emon moniker (as well as SAVON and DeAPlaneta.)(1990s)Logo: On a background resembling rough wallpaper (with a sand-like color), three vertical rectangles drop down. The first two are yellow and green and they drop next to each other, while the third is red and it stops beneath the yellow rectangle. The black letters "S.A.V." slide in from the right, and a black line slides in from the opposing side, stopping under the rectangles. The shapes then disperse (in order, line, green rectangle, yellow rectangle, red rectangle and the text). As the shapes move, 3D shadows of the objects are left behind.FX/SFX: The shapes sliding.Music/Sounds: A four note synth theme. The shapes fall in sync with the music. When the line stops, a clank is heard, then a synth buzzing noise. Faint whooshes are heard as the shapes disappear.Availability: Seen on a Spanish VHS of Magical Mystery Tour. Might've also been seen on other SAV tapes (given their expansive library) prior to 1999. Also seen on Spanish VHS of Sylvanian Families.Editor's Note: None.
SBP Worldwide S.A. (Argentina)

Logo descriptions by SnowflakesOmega(Early 2000's)<iframe align="right" frameborder="0" height="230" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/90a64f85c49e7355bd7a3f93e763e3762dd28830" width="306"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, a flying CD appears, leaves some trail and moves. As the disc goes left the golden S fades in, and it moves to the right so the other letters B and P would fade in. The disc places behind the word at the center, and flashes to change itself into an oval globe. A white line slides in. "S.A." fades in next to the SBP, and "WORLDWIDE" below the line.FX/SFX: Quite outdated 2D for early 2000s standards.Music/Sounds: A majestic fanfare.Availability: Appeared on Argentine home video releases from the company around the late 1990's/early 2000's.Editor's Note: None.
SCE Bend Studio

Logo descriptions by PAV123 Background: Bend Studio is an American video game developer located in Bend, Oregon. It was founded in 1994 as Eidetic and was purchased by Sony Computer Entertainment America in 2000. The studio is best known for developing the Syphon Filter series. Before developing Syphon Filter, they developed the infamous Bubsy 3D for the PlayStation. Bend Studio operates as a part of SCE Worldwide Studios. Eidetic 1st Logo (1996) Logo: On a black background we see a flash on the bottom right corner of the screen which gives way to the text "Eidetic" which emits foward light shadows. As it moves to the center, 3 rectangles (lime green, teal and red) fly up and situate themselves beneath the text. The frontal shadows on the text die out and are absorbed into the point on the "I". A shadow forms behind the word. FX/SFX: The text and bars flying, the shadow effects, pretty decent animation, especially when compared to the game that followed. Music/Sounds: A peaceful synth fanfare with some piano notes in between. Availability: Was only seen on the very infamous Bubsy 3D. Editor's Note: None. 2nd Logo(1999-2000) Logo: On a black background we see a lens flare which gives way to the same logo from before with some differences (the upper text is smaller and lacks a shadow and the same goes for the bars). FX/SFX: The lens flare. Music/Sounds: A whoosh sound. Availability: Seen on Syphon Filter and its sequel. Editor's Note: None. __________________________________________________________________________________________ SCE Bend Studio (2001-) Logo: It generally consists of the two words "bend" in a rounded font and "STUDIO". The end curve in the "n" in "bend" replaces the "I" in "STUDIO". FX/SFX: TBA Music/Sounds: TBA Availability: Seen on current games from the company such as theSyphon Filter game series, the two Uncharted games and Renaissance: Retribution. Editor's Note: TBA