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20th Television (original)/Other

## 1992-2020

### 1992–1998

Black and white versionA "matted" 16:9 version of this logo.Widescreen version"in association with" versionLogo with "Distributed by" byline*The Simpsons: The Complete Fourth Season*, the logo is seen on the TV.*The Simpsons Collection: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington* (1995)*The Best of The Simpsons, Volume 5* (1997)*The Simpsons - Heaven and Hell* (1998)
### 1994–2009

A "matted" 16:9 version of this logo.Widescreen versionExtended version of the logo.Widescreen extended versionCorporate logo.Open matte corporate logo.Second version of the "Distributed By" variant seen on Sherman Oaks (1992)*Goosebumps - Stay Out of the Basement* (1996)*The Simpsons - Sex, Lies, and The Simpsons* (1998)*The Simpsons - Against the World* (1998)*Family Guy* (2000, Adult Swim airing)*The Simpsons - Backstage Pass* (2003)*The Simpsons - Film Festival* (2003)*Futurama* (1999, 2005 Adult Swim airing)*9 to 5* (1980, 2006 AMC airing)*Walk the Line* (2005, late-2000s FX on Demand print)*13 Going on 30* (2004, 2010 KFRE-TV airing)
### 2008–2013

In 2008, the animation and texture of the logo were amended to match that of its network version. Notice that unlike its network version, the byline is shifted upwards from its usual spot.

Center cut version as seen on 4:3 TVs.Extended animation version.Another extended version of the logo. Normally widescreen.*Futurama* variantCinemaScope variantHD version*Love is a Many-Splendored Thing* (1955, TCM airing)*The House of Rothschild* (1934, TCM airing)
### 2013–2020

After News Corporation was split into 21st Century Fox and News Corp in 2013, the News Corporation byline was permanently removed leaving the only logo just like the 1992 logo.

Fullscreen versionCenter cut version of the extended animation version as seen on 4:3 TVs.*Futurama* version (2014)Extended animation version 16:9 in HD. Taken from *Divorce Court*.CinemaScope version*Anastasia* (1997, BYU TV airing)*Dutch* (1991, Audience Network airing)*Patton* (1970, TCM airing)
**Final Note:** As of 2020, Disney announced that 20th Century Fox Television was discontinued, and became rebranded as the new TV industry of the same name. The current on-screen logo itself (containing the same 2013 version of the logo as before) appeared on upcoming shows from the rebranding company itself, which continues to exist in the future.
3-G Home Video

### 1st Logo (1981?-1989?)

**Logo**: On a blue background, there is the white text "3-G" in an ugly font. In the middle, there are lines (a la the CBS-FOX logo) and at the top, are 2 diagonal pointing ends. Below it is "H O M E V I D E O" in the same font as the above text and below that is a triangle-like object, making the logo look like a triangle.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: The opening music of the program.

**Availability**: Extremely rare. This appears on some earlier tapes from the company.

### 2nd Logo (1989?-1992?)

**Logo**: In a dark background, a triangular shape flashes down from blue from the upper right portion of the screen to the center of the screen where the blue fades away, leaving the same logo from before but in black with blue outlines and the font is more straight. This is then followed by a screen with a blue "PRESENTS".

**Variant**: Sometimes, it was seen on a black-gray gradient background.

**FX/SFX**: The trailing effect.

**Music/Sounds**: A white noise swooping up and down with an overdrive/distortion effect. The background version had it silent.

**Availability**: Extremely rare. Many of their releases are out-of-print and hard to find. Only appeared on some VHS releases of *Popeye*, *Looney Tunes* (*Porky Pig* and *Tweety Bird* cartoons), *Woody Woodpecker* and (possibly) *Gulliver's Travels*.

**Editor's Note**: This logo is rather infamous for scaring many people because of its very loud whoosh, dark color scheme, and menacing logo design.

### 3rd Logo (1992-1998)

**Logo**: On a black starry space background, 3-D pieces of the 3-G logo fly in from the screen (with tops and bottoms blue and the fronts a speckled gold color) and form together with the cut triangle coming in from the bottom. After this, "HOME VIDEO" rises from the triangle. The logo revolves once and slowly eases towards the screen after which "PRESENTS" flashes itself in as the space background zooms back revealing it to be inside a blue bordered square.

**FX/SFX**: CGI.

**Music/Sounds**: A synth new-age space theme.

**Availability**: Ultra rare. Appears on *Babysitter Cartoon Bonanza Volume 3* on VHS and should be seen on other tapes.
A.K.A Cartoon

## ​1994-1995

This variant only appeared on The Brothers Grunt.

## 1998–2009

File:AKA S1.jpgThis variant only appeared on the pilot-season 1 episodes of Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy (1998-2000).

The purple box version as seen on season 2 of Ed, Edd n Eddy (1999-2000).The green box version. Appeared on season 3 of Ed, Edd n Eddy (2002-2004).The gray box version. Appeared on season 4 of Ed, Edd n Eddy (2002-2004).The green-red box version for Christmas, which was seen on Ed, Edd n Eddy's Jingle Jingle Jangle (2004).The red-box-with-a-heart-inside version for Valentine's Day, as seen on Ed, Edd n Eddy's Hanky Panky Hullabaloo (2005).Red box version with blood as its background for Halloween, seen on Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw (2005).The "leopard print box" version. Appeared on seasons 5 & 6 of Ed, Edd n Eddy, as well as the special, The Eds are Coming (2005-2008).Box with a watermelon as seen on Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show (2009).
A24/Summary

Background: A24 Films is an American film distribution, production, and finance company formed in 2012 by marketing and distribution veterans Daniel Katz, David Fenkel, and John Hodges. Their first film was released the next year.

### (February 8, 2013-)

*The Bling Ring* (2013)*Moonlight* (2016)*The Lighthouse* (2019, US)
Logo: On a retro-style black background, a white stripe flies down diagonally with colorful shadows. This is followed by a horizontal stripe and a vertical stripe, both of which fly in next to the diagonal one. A circle and a semicircle slide out on top of the horizontal stripe, and several thin lines fly and drawn in near the shapes, forming the text "A24". The logo remains on-screen before folding away.

Variants:

* A prototype version exists. Here, the logo begins on a shaky black screen for a few moments before several shapes flash on the screen in multiple colors and then quickly back away in white. The shapes float for a moment before they fold out, revealing that they are "A24", before the regular logo is played reversed and sped-up.
* On TV spots and web ads for *Pearl*, the logo is in red and placed over an exterior shot.

FX/SFX: The sliding of the shapes, the background.

Music/Sounds: None.

Music/Sounds Variants:

* A bassy synth bed--the "basses" being provided by acoustic violins. This was only used on the Vimeo version.
* The prototype featured a chiptune theme.

Availability: Seen on all films from the company starting with *A Glimpse in the Mind of Charles Swan III*. Surprisingly, it also appears at the start of the 2022 Lionsgate Blu-ray of *The Exorcism of God*, a film A24 was not involved in.
ABC (United States)/Promos

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### 1987–1990

*Something's Happening* (1987)*Something's Happening* (1988)*Something's Happening* (1989)
### 1990–1992

"America's Watching" (1990)*America's Watching* (1991)
## Promos

### 1960–1962

First use of stand-alone 'abc' letters, from Fall 1960 promo campaign.*The Bugs Bunny Show* (1960)*The Bugs Bunny Show* (1960)*The Flintstones* (1960)ABCMerrieMelodies.jpg*Merrie Melodies* (1960)*Surfside 6* (1960)*Maverick* (1960)*Cheyenne* (1960)*Adventures in Paradise* (1960)*Top Cat* (1961)*The Sunday Night Movie* (1962)*The Sunday Night Movie* (1962)*The Jetsons* (1962)*Stoney Burke* (1962)
### 1962–1983

*The Flintstones* (1963)Abc63 - merriemelodies.jpg*Merrie Melodies* (1963)*The Hollywood Palace* (1965)*Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea* (1965)*Batman* (1966)*Batman* (1966)*Combat* (1966)*Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea* (1966)*The Big Valley* (1967)*The FBI*Harold Robbins' *The Survivors**ABC's Wide World of Sports**Dark Shadows**Love, American Style**The Partridge Family**The Courtship of Eddie's Father**Monday Night Sports Special**The Persuaders**Getting Together**Longstreet**The Mod Squad**The Rookies**The Paul Lynde Show**The Brady Bunch**The Streets of San Francisco**Yogi's Gang**That's My Mama**The California Kid* promo - September 25, 1974*The Rookies**Happy Days**Wonder Woman**Welcome Back, Kotter**When Things Were Rotten**Thunderball* promo - April 24, 1976*The Captain & Tennille Show**Barney Miller**Baretta**Wonder Woman**Charlie's Angels**The Nancy Walker Show**Charlie's Angels**Nancy Drew Mysteries**Fish**Carter Country**Family Feud**The Edge of Night**Charlie's Angels**Battlestar Galactica*NFL Football Special*Family Feud**Charlie's Angels**Hart to Hart**Fridays**Charlie's Angels**Hart to Hart**All-Star Family Feud**Family Feud*
### 1990–1992

*After These Messages, We'll Be Right Back* bumper from ABC Kids (1990)
### 2021–present

This logo was revealed on May 18, 2021 in promos of new series in ABC's fall 2021 lineup. It uses slightly-bold and smaller letters, a lowered ascender on the "b", similar to the 1988 logo, and a smaller gap in the "c", the typeface itself re-modified to be circular as the "c". An outlined version will be used alongside this, primarily as an on-screen bug. This logo was formally implemented on-air and on social media on August 9, 2021, while the previous logo is still used on local programming and on ESPN on ABC broadcasts.
70/30 Productions

### Background

70/30 Productions was an animation production house founded by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, the creators of *Sealab 2021*, *Frisky Dingo* and its spin-off series *The Xtacles*for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. The company's name came from the plan that Thompson would do 70% of the producing and 30% of the writing, with Reed doing the reverse. After *The Xtacles* was cancelled in November 2008 after only 2 episodes due to Adult Swim's refusal to provide funding for additional episodes, 70/30 announced in early January 2009 they were closing their doors. Reed and Thompson went on to form Floyd County Productions, which would produce *Archer* for FX.

### (December 21, 2000–November 9, 2008)

Logo: On the white background, we see a sea green-colored black-outlined stylized automobile at a 3/4 angle, with the windows and headlights colored in a lighter shade of sea green. The car is formed by a stylized "7030" (the top of the "7" forming the side profile, the top of the "3" forming the windshield and both "0"s forming the bottom part and wheels), with "seventy-thirty" and "productions" in black and in extremely-wide Impact font above and below, respectively.

Variants:

* On the *Sealab 2021* episode "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch", Master Shake from *Aqua Teen Hunger Force* comes in from the right and breaks the logo with the bat, revealing the Williams Street logo, which he breaks as well, revealing the Cartoon Network Productions logo. He attempts to break this as well, but fails.
* On *Frisky Dingo*, the logo is brighter.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: The closing theme to the show.

Music/Sounds Variant: On the *Sealab 2021* episode "Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch", the show's rock music plays. Master Shake says "Seventy-Thirty. Is this yours?". Meatwad from *ATHF* says "That's not mine!". Shake then says "Cause it's gone!". Meatwad says "You're breaking somebody else's things now.". Shake says "It's cheap looking and it's outta here." when he breaks the Williams Street logo. When Shake tries to break the Cartoon Network logo, he says "What kind of crap is this, did an elephant paint this?!"

Availability: Seen on *Sealab 2021*, *Frisky Dingo* and *The Xtacles*.
10 Peach

**This page only shows primary logo variants.**For other related logos and images, see:

## Eleven

### 2010–2018

On 26 August 2010, Network Ten officially announced their intention to launch Eleven, the new youthful television channel. This purple logo came with the announcement. The launch of the channel took effect on 11 January 2011 and it replaced an SD simulcast of One HD.

## 10 Peach

### 2018–present

On 31 October 2018, Network Ten rebranded to Network 10 and subsequently rebranded Eleven to **10 Peach**. The change brings Eleven inline with the wider 10 brand.
4V Pictures (India)

### (January 12, 1973)

**Logo:** We see the stock lighting footage that had appeared in many Indian logos. A statue zooms to the screen, which has a giant red "4V" on the top, with four faces of humans on white blocks in the middle and below a red box that says "PICTURES" in white. A little white line is seen below the statue. The statue fades out, and as the stock lightning footage continues to be shown, the title of the film appears.

**Technique:** Cel animation.

**Music/Sounds:** Sounds of thunder, with a male Hindu announcer, and the opening theme of the film is heard near the end.

**Availability:** Seen on *Gharibi Hatao*.
ABC Family Worldwide Inc.

## Fox Family Worldwide Inc.

### 1998–2002

Due to Fox Kids Worldwide’s acquisition of International Family Entertainment Inc. and its cable network, *The Family Channel* for $1.9 billion in 1997, the company was renamed as *Fox Family Worldwide Inc.*, while the network itself was named *FOX Family Channel*, and also while the IFE and MTM Enterprises television programming archives were folded into 20th Century Fox Television in 1998.
AAC Kids (Canada)

Background: AAC Kids was a children's production division of Alliance Atlantis Communications, Inc.

(????)

Nickname: "The AAC Kids Rocket"

Logo: We see a paper-cutout space background filled with stars, meteors, the moon at the bottom right, and Mars below. We also see a black rocket, with the Alliance A logo on top in yellow, and the text stack "AAC KIDS" written below in light blue with the "I" dotted with a yellow star. The rocket lands on Mars and sits there as stars and meteors pass by.

Variants:

* There is a long version of this logo where the AAC rocket flies like a bee around the moon and bumps into Pluto. This was seen on Hoze Houndz on Family Channel in Canada, along with airings of Connie the Cow outside of the USA.
* Sometimes the URL "www.allianceatlantis.com" in green is at the bottom.
* There's a rare version where it starts out with the rocket is already on Mars with the moon, Pluto, and a CGI green object (possibly a satellite), then the rocket blasts off of Mars in smoke as the green object flies towards us leaving the background white because of the smoke and fades to black as the green object flies of screen closely.

FX/SFX: The star and rocket animations...

Cheesy Factor: ...which look tacky and choppy.

Music/Sounds: Assorted sci-fi and cartoon sound effects (like the classic Hanna-Barbara "whiz/zip" sound in reverse) and a child giggling. In some cases, it's the closing theme of the show or silence.

Availability: Rare. Seen on Season 1 & 2 episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation on TeenNick. Also seen on the short-lived cartoon Yvon of the Yukon, season 4 episodes of ReBoot, Henry's World, as well as the 90's Disney Channel show The Famous Jett Jackson. It also plastered the Claster Television logo on previous seasons of ReBoot.

Scare Factor: Minimal. It's mostly just annoying.

Goofs: There is a half moon which the rocket flies around but when the rocket lands there is a full moon.
21st Century Fox

*Not to be confused with 20th Century Fox (which is now 20th Century Studios).*

**This page only shows primary logo variants.**For other related logos and images, see:

* Summary

## 2013–2019

On June 28, 2013, News Corporation was split into two companies; the present-day News Corp and 21st Century Fox, the latter of which became the owner of the assets of News Corporation.

* Deadline
* Deadline
* Pentagram
* CNBC

On December 14, 2017, The Walt Disney Company announced its intent to acquire the company for $52 billion after Comcast withdrew the deal on December 11, citing antitrust issues. The assets that were not acquired by Disney have been split into the Fox Corporation (which was informally the "New Fox" at the time). On July 27, 2018, Disney and Fox shareholders approved the acquisition and then the deal was completed on March 20, 2019.
3rdSense (Australia)

3rdSense is an production company well-known for producing Olivia Dragon and more, mainly the successful *Silver Lining* franchise, formed in 2001. The company is the one behind the online shows site chorion.com. The company didn't have an animated logo, until Gaspard & Liza came out in 2010.

1st Logo

(2007-2012)

Note: An audio-only file of this logo can be heard here.

Logo: We see a white-turned black background, which later filled by pieces of a fingerprint come out from all of directions, spinning and form themselves into a glowing white fingerprint. Then, the text "3rdsense" from the middle of the fingerprint zooms in a bit, and zooms out in order to positions itself while the background turns white again and the fingerprint dims and turns blue. After that, the borderlined URL "www.3rdsense.com" fades in.

FX/SFX: The color-changing BG, and the forming of the logo.

Music/Sounds: A thunder sound, followed by whooshes when the pieces are spinning and about to forming, and a deep (and ominous) whoosh when the texts appear. Depending on your loading time, it may be accompanied by the opening theme of the game. Which is “Swords and Sandals III: Solo Ultratus”

Availability: First seen on Olivia, and possibly other shows Producted by 3rdSense during the era. Don't expect to see this on Gaspard & Lisa, as it skips the show after the credits.

Scare Factor: Low to high. First, viewers will be shocked by the sudden thunder sound at the beginning (like Epic Music Video), and the fingerprint would throw more people off. The sound effects won't help either. The scare factor may vary for those who used to it.

2nd Logo (2012-2015, 2019-)

Logo: On a white, gray-shadowed background, we see a blue square/rhombus rotating. We then see that the rhombus forms an vertical triangular shape, which clones fading in from the right, and then turns pink at the same time. A yellow triangular shape, which is horizontal, draws after the two vertical ones. The logo then moves to the right and then to the left, to make space for the text "3RDSENSE" on gray to appear. The text then shines and folds in.

FX/SFX: The triangular shapes, the text appearing and the logo folding.

Cheesy Factor: The folding in of the logo isn't as busy as the first one.

Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the game/reel, or none.

Availability: Current, first seen on Furry Animals. Can also seen on the company's reel, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaoEzGooZ1g

Scare Factor: Low. If you aren't expecting the first logo to appear, this would catch you off-guard. However, it's a great sucessor compared to the first logo.

Trivia: 3rdSence was Defunct In 2015, but then later was revived in 2019
3rd Sector Entertainment

### October 17, 2000-November 16, 2004

**Logo**: We see a 3rd Sector logo in the center of the screen, with two blue beams of light coming from it. Over it is this text:

DVD compression, menu design, and

authoring services provided by:

3rd Sector Entertainment

Manhattan Beach, CA

www.3rdsectorent.com
**Variants**:

* Select DVDs have the text "It's a Secret Studios" alongside the main text. This can be seen on *The Cooler* and *Home Movies: Season One*.
* Certain DVDs may also have the text in a different font and arranged out of the way of the 3rd Sector logo, which is brighter. The text also mentions "5.1 mixing".

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: This appeared on some pre-2006 Artisan/Lionsgate releases, such as *Annabelle's Wish*, the first two *Cube* films, *The Cooler*, and *Cabin Fever*. It also appears on a few early Shout! Factory releases, such as the first season of *Home Movies* and few Urban Vision releases such as *Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust*.

### April 19, 2005-March 20, 2007

**Logo**: On a black background, large blue light objects are seen shifting and moving about as the 3rd Sector logo is seen embossed in the middle of the screen. The text "**Menu Design**" in a light blue font, appears out of light rays to the right of the logo. The logo then flashes a black background with orange rings briefly before the text disappears, and a similar result occurs with "**Authoring & Encoding**", which appears to the left in a stacked formation. The same light ray animation occurs a 3rd time to reveal "**It's A Secret Studios**" alongside the white text "**3rd Sector Entertainment**" above it. Below the logo, the URL and location appear below via a shuffle effect, and then after a few seconds, the logo and objects disappear, leaving the text to fade out.

**FX/SFX**: The background animation, the rings, the text appearing.

**Music/Sounds**: A low hum plays throughout, while two bleeps are heard when the rings appear.

**Availability**: Rarer than the previous logo, as it appeared on fewer (known) releases.

* Seen on most Shout! Factory releases of the era, including seasons 2-4 of *Home Movies*, both volumes of *The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!*, *The Electric Company's Greatest Hits and Bits*, and the complete series sets of *Miracles* and *The Job*.
ABC Productions/Summary

Logo description by Adam P., Nicholas Aczel, and GreenLantern40
Logo captures by Eric S., Silversword55, AsdfTheRevival, Shadeed A. Kelly, snelfu, and Mr.Logo
Editions by Shadeed A. Kelly, LJVborgSuperSet, and Mr. Logo Lord
Video captures courtesy of JohnnyL80 and youngleader610 (Mr.Logo)

Background: ABC Productions was another television production company of Capital Cities/ABC (now ABC, Inc.) reincorporated in 1987 from ABC Circle Films, the TV division of the ABC Television Network.

(1988-2001)

Nicknames: "ABC Sunburst", "ABC Sunrise"

Logo: On a very dark brown background, we see a bright light with the word "productions" in the ABC "tube" font zooming out. The ABC logo, cut in half, rises from the light and shines brighter, zooming out with "productions" below. The ABC copyright stamp "(C) [YEAR] American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved" fades-in below in white shadow lettering for the 1996-2001 shows, and for off-net reruns of America's Funniest Home Videos shows from 1990-1995 had the copyright in orange. Most of the time, the logo doesn't feature the copyright stamp.

FX/SFX: The "ABC productions" zooming.

Music/Sounds: Originally, a harp fanfare with a choir. From 1995 until its demise, a cheerful synth piano tune is used, although it existed in long and short versions.

Availability: Rare. This can be found on DVD sets of *My So-Called Life* and *The Commish* (although the latter series is owned by the Cannell Studios), as well as the final season of *Moonlighting*. It can also be seen (albeit silent) on WGN's reruns of *America's Funniest Home Videos* (only on the Fugelsang/Fuentes episodes, though). The syndication variant last appeared on the Bob Saget version of *AFHV*, which was last seen on Nick at Nite in 2007. This also appeared after the Bob Myer Productions on the short-lived but high-rated sitcom *Me and the Boys* as well.
AWE Productions, Inc.

# 1st Logo

(2001-2003)

Logo: TBD.

Variant: On *Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius* (PC), it is still.

FX/SFX: 2D.

Music/Sounds: TBD.

Music/Sounds Variant: On *SpongeBob SquarePants: Employee of the Month* (PC), the music inspired by the show's background music is heard.

Availability: The normal version (with its own music) is seen on the Demo version of *SpongeBob SquarePants: Operation Krabby Patty* (the final version has the variation).

# 2nd Logo

(2003-2005)

Logo: TBD.

FX/SFX: TBD.

Sounds: TBD.

Availability: Seen on the *SpongeBob* games (*Battle for Bikini Bottom* [where it debuted], *The Movie* and *Lights! Camera! Pants!*), *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed* and *Shrek 2: Activity Center*.
ASA Productions & Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. (India)

Logo: On a black background we see a gold trail light up forming the "A" first followed by "S" next then "A" last moving to its center position then a gold line stretches bellow the logo, the "ASA" flips to the center then "PRODUCTIONS & ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED" flips as well. The name shines along with the logo before fading out

FX/SFX: Very beautiful animation especially the light and shine effects, similar to the Regency Enterprises (1994-2015) logo animation.

Music/Sounds: A dreamy symth tune along with some 4-note chimes and shine sounds.

Availability: Appeared on movies like *Shaapit*, *Haunted 3-D* and *Three: Love, Lies, Betrayal*.

Scare Factor: None. It's a very beautiful logo, but the Regency similarity may confuse some.
ABC Films (Australia)

#### Background

ABC Films was the short-lived film division of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

## 1997-2000

Logo: On a black background, the ABC logo animates in the same way it did in its television and video counterparts, except this time, it's on the top half of the screen and much smaller than before. After that, the spaced-out word "FILMS" zooms in underneath it.

Trivia: This logo provided the base for the 1st ABC DVD logo, released after ABC Films' closure.

FX/SFX: The same flipping animation as the ABC Video logo and the zoom in of the "FILMS" text.

Music/Sounds: Same as the 3rd ABC Video logo.

Availability: So far, only spotted on the Australian DVD and VHS release of Thomas and the Magic Railroad. It may or may not have been seen on other films released by them, despite them also distributing *Her Majesty Mrs. Brown*.

Editor's Note: TBA
20th Digital Studio

**This page only shows primary logo variants.**For other related logos and images, see:

## Fox Digital Studio

### 2009–2014

On screen logo used from 2009 to 2011On screen logo used from 2011 to 2014Alternate logo
## Zero Day Fox

### 2014–2020

Dark version of the Zero Day Fox logo.CinemaScope version
## 20th Digital Studio

### 2020–2023

On screen logo used from 2022Different lighting variant of the day version of the 20th Digital Studio logo.Dark version of the 20th Digital Studio logo.
A.R. Khokhar Production (Pakistan)

**(October 23, 1992)**

Dopetuk Tahshka Production (1987?,Pakistan)-2
**Logo**: On a green background, we see the text 'A.R. Khokhar Production' as well as the producer's name and the word "PRESENTS" all in Urdu.

**FX/SFX**: The text sliding at a fast pace.

**Music/Sounds**: A 3-note dramatic fanfare and a cymbal crashing.

**Availability**: Only seen on *Kodey Shah*.

**Editor's Note**: None.
3-2-1 Contact Home Video

**Background**: **3-2-1 Contact Home Video** was another home video label owned by Sesame Workshop (then known as Children's Television Workshop), operated in 1989 as a joint venture with Golden Book Video.

### (1989)

**Logo**: It's an abridged version of the 1987-1988 *3-2-1 Contact* opening sequence, but the logo flips and zooms out to reveal the glowing words "H O M E V I D E O" with a glow that dims over the logo.

**FX/SFX**: CGI animation.

**Music/Sounds**: An edited version of the last part of the *3-2-1 Contact* theme song, but with an additional laser zap as the logo zooms out.

**Availability**: Rare. Seen on old *3-2-1 Contact* videos under the "3-2-1 Contact Home Video" label from the period distributed by Golden Book Video.
ASA Film (Denmark)

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* ASA Film Production (Denmark)
   Logo: On a black background, we see an MGM-styled logo with white text under it saying:

"ASA"

and stylish text saying: "præsenterer". There is text on the top of the MGM logo saying: "HONI SOII". The dog barks 3 times, moves away from the logo and back to it.

FX/SFX: The moving of the dog and it's barking.

Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie while the dog barks.

Availability: Seen on Den Opvakte Jomfru.

Editior's Note: None.
22 Plates

Background: This is Greg Walker's production company.

## Happy Valley

(2012-2013)

Logo: We see various images of cows in it, depending on the episode. We see the words "HAPPY VALLEY" in black with a white outline, or white with a black outline in it.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: A sound of a cow mooing, or a CBS generic theme.

Availability: Seen on the very short-lived series *Vegas*.

Editor's Note: None.

## 22 Plates

(2014)

Logo: We see a picture of a rocket ship taking off to the outer space with clouds coming out of the rocket's ignition. We see the words "22 Plates" in brown and in OCR A Extended font.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None, or a CBS generic theme.

Availability: Seen on season 1 of *Extant*.

Editor's Note: None.
APEX Pearce & O'Grady Entertainment (Argentina)

**Background**: Pearce & O'Grady Entertainment was an Argentinian company that was formed by Beatriz Margarita O'Grady, who was the president of the company on February 4, 1991, and assembled the Apex Theatrical-Video-Television publisher. It handled video releases of low-budget movies. It was quietly defunct in the mid 1990s.

### (1991-Mid 1990s?)

**Logo**: On a space background, we see an image of stylized triangles with a 3D shadowy lining effect that represented the word "A". Below it was "APEX" in a white font, and underneath is the blue word "PEARCE & O'GRADY ENTERTAINMENT" in a blue serif font. The word "Presenta" in a pink Brush Script font. The image then zooms out with a border, flipping from the top right to the top left, then to the bottom left and right, and then zooms in to see the logo again in fullscreen.

**FX/SFX**: Simple tacky zooming and flipping effects.

**Music/Sounds**: A dramatic theme with a choir and xylophone notes, and then a triumphant fanfare.

**Availability**: Seen on APEX VHS releases from the era.
Aardman Animations/Logo Variations

Alternative Variant with the star moved slightly away from the word.Another alternative variant where the star is next to the word.DreamWorks Animation's logo with Aardman, was only used on trailers and other promotional media for *Flushed Away*, until it was then used again for the 2018 re-print of *Flushed Away*, *Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit* and *Chicken Run*.
989 Sports/Summary

**Background**: 989 Sports was the former sports label of Sony Computer Entertainment that was used on sports titles for PlayStation systems like *NFL GameDay* series, *NBA ShootOut* series, *NFL FaceOff* series, and other sports titles. In 2006, it was folded into SCEA. Since then, the SCEA label is now used on future Sports titles like *MLB: The Show* series.

## Sony Interactive Sports

### (1995-1996)

**Logo**: On a black background, we see the red word "***sports***" in a stylized font. Above it is "***Sony Interactive***" in a Futura font, which overlaps the word "***sports***".

**Variant**: On *NFL GameDay*, the word "***a production of***" is shown below the logo, and underneath it is "**SONY Interactive Studios America**". Plus, the logo appears from a blinds effect.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Seen on Sony's sports games for PlayStation from 1995 to 1996, like *NHL FaceOff* and *NFL GameDay*.

## **989 Sports**

### 1st Logo (July 15, 1998)

**Logo**: On a black background, we see "**989 Sports**" with a small "TM" symbol on the top left next to it. Under it is "Presents". Below the logo is a disclaimer, "989 Sports is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc."

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Appears on *NFL Xtreme* for PlayStation.

### 2nd Logo (August 26, 1998-2006)

**Logo**: It's the same as the 989 Studios logo except, "***STUDIOS***" is replaced with "***SPORTS***". Plus, the word "***SPORTS***" appear quicker and later.

**Variant**: Starting in 2002, the logo was modified with "***SPORTS***" being bigger. Plus, a "R" symbol appears instead of the "TM" symbol and is next to "***SPORTS***".

**FX/SFX**: Same as the 989 Studios logo.

**Music/Sounds**: The same music from the 989 Studios logo, but a crowd is heard cheering throughout, and the announcer this time says "989 Sports".

**Availability**: Seen on PlayStation sports video games, such as *NFL GameDay* series, *NBA ShootOut* series, *NHL FaceOff* series, and other sports games starting with the '99 versions. It also appears on PlayStation 2 titles as well, including the USA version of *Formula One 2001*.
AS Film Production (Pakistan)

**Background**: A.S. Film Production seems to be the short-lived Paksitani Pashto-language film production company that only made its own film, *Janana Ghanam Ranga*.

### (June 26, 2004)

**Logo**: On a looping animation of a road with some thunderbolts that darkens several times, we see the blue letter "A" zooming in, other red letter "S" zoom in and places on the "A", finally "FiLM" in blue and "Production" in pink appear.

**FX/SFX**: 2D animation.

**Music/Sounds**: Some distorted thunder sounds.

**Availability**: Seen on the aforementioned *Janana Ghanam Ranga'.*

**Editor's Note**: This was notable due to its distorted thunder sounds.
AMLF (France)

### Background

**AMLF** (**Agence méditerranéenne de location de films**) was the distribution company of Pathé. In 1998, AMLF and Guild Pathé Cinema were merged to form Pathé Distribution.

### (1972-1998)

**Logo:** On a black background, we see blue stripes coming from the left and right from the screen. They merge, stripe by stripe, until "amlf" in the bubbly script font, is formed. A white outline then appears around the whole thing, and "PRESENTE" appears below the logo.

**Variants:**

* On some movies, "PRESENTE" is missing.
* On its early years, the background was blue. An different logo is known to exist. On a dark cloudy background, several ribbons (2 in red, one in pink, and the last in light blue) come in and wrap around the screen, forming the logo. The background continues to zoom in.
* An extremely rare longer variant exists, in which the background is dark blue and the AMLF logo, once formed, has its outline form in a spiraling trail. It slightly zooms in with a trail effect as well. It appeared on *Pinot, simple flic*.
* There is a version of the above variant that just has the logo zooming in without any effects, and the outline fades in.

**FX/SFX:** The logo forming.

**Music/Sounds:** None, or the movie's opening theme.

**Music/Sounds Variants:**

* On *Didier*, we hear director and lead role Alain Chabat excitedly breath like a dog, before saying "AMLF".
* On French prints of *Raw Deal*, the music of De Laurentiis Entertainment Group's first logo is heard, most likely due to a plastering error.

**Availability:** Quite common, as the logo is mostly kept intact on reprints. It is seen on *The Three Brothers*, *La Cité de la Peur*, *My New Partner*, *Germinal*, *The Bear* and *Associations de malfaiteurs*, among others.
A24/Trailer Variants

## 2013–present

*Spring Breakers* (2013)*The Bling Ring* (2013)*Enemy* (2014)*Under the Skin* (2014)*Locke* (2014)*Obvious Child* (2014)*The Rover (2014)**The Captive* (2014)*Tusk* (2014)*Laggies* (2014)*Cut Bank* (2015)*Ex Machina* (2015), A*Ex Machina* (2015), B*Slow West* (2015)*The End of the Tour* (2015)*The Witch* (2016)*Green Room* (2016)*The Adderall Diaries* (2016)*The Lobster* (2016)*Morris from America* (2016)*American Honey* (2016)*Moonlight* (2016)*Free Fire* (2017)*It Comes at Night* (2017), A*A Ghost Story* (2017)*Menashe* (2017)*Good Time* (2017)*Hereditary* (2018)*Eighth Grade* (2018)*Mid90s* (2018)*Slice* (2018), A*Climax* (2019)*High Life* (2019)*Midsommar* (2019), A*Midsommar* (2019), B*Skin* (2019)*In Fabric* (2019)*The Lighthouse* (2019)*Uncut Gems* (2019)*Zola* (2021)*X* (2022)*Pearl* (2022)
2 Entertain (UK)

## Background

2 Entertain is a British music and video publisher, founded in September 2004, following a merger between BBC Video and Video Collection International. BBC Worldwide owned 60% of the company until 2010, when the company purchased The Woolworth Group's share of 40%. As of November 2013, the 2 Entertain name is only used on occasional non-BBC releases.

## (2004-)

Logo: On a black background, a few bright flashes occur at the bottom. Then, the words "2lentertain", zoom out one-by-one, all while the flash continues to occur. The flash then dies down.

Variants:

* On Blu-ray releases, the words "HIGH DEFINITION" appear during the final flash of light.
* On *Clarkson: The Italian Job*, the logo appears smaller and still, and is in white.

FX/SFX: The flash and zooming words. Simple but very effective CGI.

Music/Sounds: A series of calm synth noises with a 4-note synth tune in between.

Availability: Common. Was seen on BBC DVD releases in the UK as well as some American ones from 2004 to 2012. It sometimes plasters The Video Collection/VCI logos. Also seen on *Thomas and Friends* DVDs and VHS tapes from 2004 to 2008, as well as *Roary the Racing Car* and *Fifi and the Flowertots* VHS tapes and DVDs.

Editor's Note: This logo has insanely good CGI for 2004.
APT Entertainment (Philippines)

1st Logo

(2005)

Logo: On a starfield background, we see the text "APT" zoom out and place themselves at the left side of the screen, letter by letter. Then, blue light forms the word "Entertainment, Inc." beside the text, with two zigzag lines underneath, also appearing.

Trivia: The word "APT" is the acronym for the company's founder, Antonio P. Tuviera.

FX/SFX: Good CGI animation.

Cheesy Factor: Looks Old.

Music/Sounds: a Dramatic fanfare

Availability: Common, It debuted on Ispiritista: Itay, may moomoo (The company's first film.)

Scare Factor: TBA

2nd Logo

(2006-)

Logo: On a blue starfield background with a constellation, we see two sparkle dusts that forms the "P" in "APT". Then one dust writes the "A", while the other writes the "T" and forms the zigzag lines beside it. The spaced out text "ENTERTAINMENT", in a typewriter-like typeface, fades in underneath, while the logo zooms in slowly before fading out.

Variant: A prototype version where the logo's background fades to blue was seen on TXT.

FX/SFX: Good CGI Animation

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: Very common, can be found on some films such as Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote. The prototype version debuted on TXT (2006 film).

Scare Factor: TBA
ABC Signature/Summary

Background: TBA.

## ABC Signature

### (2013-2021)

Logo: Same as the 2013 ABC Studios logo, except the word "**signature**" replaces "**studios**".

FX/SFX: Same as the 2013 ABC Studios logo.

Music/Sounds:

* 2013-2019: A guitar version of the music is used, the music from the 2013 ABC Studios logo, or sometimes no music.
* 2020-2021: The music from 2013 ABC Studios logo is used.

Availability: This logo was on shows from them, but then in 2020, this logo will be used to replace the 3rd and 4th logos of ABC Studios following the merger of ABC Studios and the original incarnation of the company itself.

Editor's Note: None.
3d6 Games

**Background**: **3d6 Games** was a game development company that was formed by Digital Eclipse employees William S. Schmitt and Troy Sheets in 1999. The company went defunct in 2002, and it was quietly revived 10 years later to develop mobile and tablet games.

### 1st Logo (November 13, 2000-September 2001)

*Madden NFL 2001* (2000)*Madden NFL 2002* (2001)
with GameBrains logo
**Logo**: On a gray background, we see three golden blocks with the letters "3d6" on each block, and the golden word "Games" below, surrounded by a spotlight.

**Variant**: On *Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2* and *Madden NFL 2002*, the GameBrains logo is shown above. Plus, the colors are darker.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None, or the opening theme of the game.

**Availability**: Seen on *Madden NFL 2001*, *Madden NFL 2002*, *Road Rash* and *Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2* for Game Boy Color.

### 2nd Logo (September 5, 2001-November 23, 2002)

*Tetris Worlds* (2001)*Atlantis: The Lost Empire* (2001)*The Revenge of Shinobi* (2002)*Altered Beast: Guardians of the Realms* (2002)
**Logo**: Depending on the game, we see the text "3d6 Games" in a serif font, with three dices rolling on the top right of the logo.

**Variants**:

* On *Tetris Worlds*, the logo is on a space background.
* On *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, the text is in gold, and it was surrounded by a green marble plate.
* On *The Revenge of Shinobi*, the text is blue on a sandy background. Plus, the URL is shown below the logo.
* On *Altered Beast: Guardians of the Realms*, it's similar to the *Atlantis* variant, except the background is blue, and the text "Game Boy Advance version created by" above the logo. There are statues behind the logo.

**FX/SFX**: None.

**Music/Sounds**: None or the opening theme of the game.

**Availability**: Seen on the above games for Game Boy Advance.

A logo history can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQl9pGWZx5s
101st Street Entertainment

**101st Street Entertainment** (formerly known as **101st Street Television**) is the production company of Peter Lenkov, a co-creator of the *Hawaii Five-O* reboot.

1st Logo
(2009-2018)

Logo: We see a scene of a snowy house. Above the house is the text "101ST STREET TELEVISION". Then a bulldozer dumps the bottom snow, revealing the ground. It cuts to the K/O Paper Products logo

FX/SFX: The bulldozer dumping. All hand-drawn animation.

Music/Sounds: Originally a majestic piece that continues from the K/O Paper Products logo. Starting in 2012, it was silent. CBS airings used a generic theme.

Availability: Seen on the first eight seasons of *Hawaii Five-O (2010)* and the first two seasons of *MacGyver (2016)*. This does not appear on first two episodes of *Spongebob Squarepants, and Adventure Time*.

2nd Logo
(2018-2020 )

Logo: Same as before, except it was more realistic, and the blue words "101st Street Entertainment" fades in above.

FX/SFX: Same as before.

Music/Sounds: None or a CBS generic theme.

Availability: Seen on *Hawaii Five-O (2010)* starting with season 9, *MacGyver (2016)* starting with season 3, and *Magnum P.I. (2018)*.

3rd Logo

(2020)

In a road, we see a man driving a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado driving left. He gets out of the car. A man spans the sign and reveals,¨101st Street Entertainment¨. He then says ¨101st Street Entertainment¨ in his voice. gets in the truck and drives away, the truck and man are nowhere to be found.

FX/SFX: The man driving a truck, the man getting out of the car, the man's dialogue.

Music/Sounds: The same music from the first logo, followed by a car revving sound when the car appears. When the man gets out of the car, he says ¨101st Street Entertainment¨ in his voice, followed by another car revving sound when the car drives away.

Availability: Seen on *Robot Chicken*.
9Gem (Australia)

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*Logo descriptions by
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*Video captures courtesy of
 The Australian Media Channel & Media and Transport Channel*

## Background

9Gem is an Australian Free-To-Air multichannel operated by the Nine Network. Originally launched in 2010 as GEM on Freeview Channel 90, The channel shows drama content, often from British producers such as the BBC and companies owned by ITV. During the weekly daytime slot and on weekends, the channel shows classic movies from producers such as MGM, United Artists and Warner Bros as well as British producers such as Ealing Studios, London Films and British Lion Films. In 2015, as part of a network-wide rebrand, GEM was rebranded 9Gem and shifted to Chennel 92 to make way for Nine's relaunched HD feed. In 2019, an HD simulcast of 9Gem was launched on Channel 95. With this new simulcast, Nine would use 9Gem as a temporary sports multichannel during big events such as the Ashes, the Cricket World Cup and the Australian Open, with 9Gem taking over when the main channel needed to break from the coverage for news bulletins and other programming.
20th Century Animation

**This page only shows primary logo variants.**For other related logos and images, see:

* Summary

## 20th Century Animation

### 2020–present

Inverted version

In January 2020, Disney dropped the word "Fox" from the film studios acquired from 21st Century Fox, with 20th Century Fox becoming 20th Century Studios and Fox Searchlight Pictures becoming simply Searchlight Pictures. Following the rename, 20th Century Fox Animation was incorporated as **20th Century Animation**.
ACI

Background: ACI (short for "Associated Communication, Inc.") was an independent television distribution company founded by Leonard Hill. ACI represented the libraries of Avnet/Kerner, Robert Greenwald Productions, Leonard Hill Films, Jaffe-Braunstein Films, The Konigsberg/Sanitsky Company, The Steve Tisch Company, and Von Zerneck-Sertner Films. The company was acquired by Pearson plc. in 1995, and in 1996, it became part of Pearson Television (now "FremantleMedia") until its demise in 1999. Several of the libraries ACI represented were sold by FremantleMedia to Multicom Entertainment Group during the 2010s.

(October 23, 1988-1999)

Nickname: "Filmstrip-A"

Logo: On a black background we see three teal filmstrips move in from the right of the background. They stop to form a triangle. The silver words "ACI" in gradient white with a registered trademark symbol next to it fades in beneath the triangle, while "WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION" also in white in a Times New Roman font flash in beneath "ACI".

Byline: In 1997, the byline "A Pearson Television Company" fades in below replacing "WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION".

Variants:

* More commonly, "WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION" will be in a different font and each letter will be spaced "further" than normal. The Pearson byline can also appear in a different font.
* A short version also exists.
* There is another version where the logo morphs into the Pearson Television logo.
* Some versions feature a darker color-scheme.
* Sometimes, "WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION" would not appear under the logo.
* Sometimes, "PRESENTS" appear below the logo instead of "WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION".
* A longer version, when the filmstrips already here.

FX/SFX: The filmstrips, and the text. None for the still version; the morphing transitions for the Pearson Television variant.

Music/Sounds: A calm synth fanfare with a piano key chord.

Music/Sounds Variants:

* A longer version is heard with four jungle-like music notes.
* The tail end of this theme is heard on the still version.
* An abridged version of the Pearson fanfare is heard on the morphing variant.
* Sometimes, the Von Zerneck/Sertner Films theme would be heard over the logo
* A low-tone version also exists
* Sometimes, the end theme of the TV-movie or none.

Availability: Rare. Seen on TV movies from the era such as *Vanished Without a Trace* and *Cry in the Wild: The Taking of Peggy Ann*.
AS-Soft (Japan)

NOTE: Do not watch the video if you suffer from epilepsy.

Nicknames: "The DOS Trojan Logo", "Seizure Balls of Doom", "What? I Thought I Was Playing a High School Game?!", "Ear Booker Production's Japanese Sister"

Logo: We see a red "A" with a small visible blue outline spinning on the left. The spinning slows down and the rest of the characters "-SOFT" stretch in from blue bars. "SOFT" is more spaced out unlike "AS". The letters then join themselves and slide into the centre. A blue rectangle then flashes in behind. The background then flashes abruptly in yellow and white, and leaves the "AS-SOFT" logo on the black background for a few more seconds without the rectangle. Suddenly, the background flashes in yellow/white again, this time bringing up various multicolored balls of various sizes. All of the balls then move down and the blue balls are seen flashing continously in white. The byline "AS SOFT IN WORLD" (spaced out) with "HISCHOOL ADVENTUER NO.1" appears below the AS-Soft wordmark. Some seconds later, some of the balls turn red/blue and dissapear before the logo cuts into the opening credits.

FX/SFX: The letters connecting, the flashing, and the balls moving down.

Music/Sounds: A messed-up sounding 8-bit square tone during the flashing and appearance of the balls.

Availability: Ultra rare. Was recently spotted in Hi-School Adventure No. 1 for the Sharp X1, which is hard to find due to being one of the rarest games on the system (although searching for an emulation copy online does help).