recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Shadow Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2010's)

Visuals: TBA

Technique: Everything in this logo.

Cheesy Factor: Like most Ethiopian logos, this one is very cheap looking for the 2010's. Why is there so much yellow is this logo?. Also, the clapboard appearing during the sequence so suddenly is also cheesy-looking.

Audio: TBA

Availability: Seen on *Neke Tiwlid* and *የአራዳ ልጅ 2*.

Scare Factor: Medium, due to the clapboard sudden appearance.
Hanos Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2019)

Visuals: On a black background, an outlined filmstrip which is connected to a H with "Hanos Film Production" in a cinematic font and some Amharic text under it drops from the ground then stops and stays as the logo flickers.

Technique: The logo dropping, and it flickering.

Cheesy Factor: The nature of the logo look pretty cheap, and the sudden appearance can likely cause jumpscare.

Audio: A loud metal bang noise.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: Medium to high, due to the loud and the sudden appearance of the logo.
Pathéx (France)

(1918-1927)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a coin and a rooster in white, with a shining on it. Text are seen embossed in a stone, with "PATHEX" and "TRADE - MARK" on the top and bottom below.

Technique: None.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen on many Pathex 9.5mm films (including the short subjects) such as *Here It Is*, *The Monkey Dressed as a Humans*, *California Or Bust* and *Felix The Cat (Félix Le Chat)* cartoons.

Scare Factor: None.
Champion Film Company (United States)

### Background

The Champion Film Company was a film production company founded in 1909 by Mark M. Dintenfass. They specialized in western and reconstruction flicks of the American Revolution and Civil War throughout their lifespan. On June 8, 1912, the company merged with Independent Moving Pictures (IMP), the Powers Motion Picture Company, the Rex Motion Picture Company, the Nestor Film Company, and the New York Motion Picture Company to form the Universal Film Manufacturing Company.

(1909-1912)

Visuals: There is a knight, wearing a codpiece and wielding a shield and dagger, standing on a shirtless male's neck with one foot. The man has a painful expression as he is laying down with one arm missing and the other waving in the air. Next to the picture is the company name in a stylized font. It is separated by a black box containing the film's name.

Variant: A closing version exists, TBA

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The knight looks a tad bit weird looking, and also tacky looking.

Audio: None.

Availability: As of now, only the title card variant has been discovered on *The Indian Land Grab*. It is unknown if the closing variant will be found or even exists.

Scare Factor: Minimal, the knight can throw a bit off.
Stoll Pictures (United Kingdom)

### Background

Stoll Pictures was a British film production and distribution company founded in April 1918. It was one of the largest of its kind in Great Britain during the early to mid-1920s, most notably for its Fu Manchu and Sherlock Holmes film series.

(April 8, 1921)

Visuals:

* Opening: On a white background, there are two globes standing on the plaque that contain the letters "SFC" inside each globe. Inside the plaque is the text

STOLLPICTURE PRODUCTIONS LTD.PRESENTin an art-deco Ancient Roman font. There is a line below the letters "TD" in "LTD."

* Closing: On a black background, within a thin rectangular box are three topless women wearing a tutu bowing down and standing on a staircase. They are behind a shaded, wireframe globe with the large ribbon text "S•F•C" placed on its center and arched upwards. Two long hanging plants are seen next to the globe.

Technique: None.

Audio: None or the opening and the closing theme of the film.

Availability: So far, it's only known to be seen on *The Dying Detective*.

Scare Factor: None.
Arbu Film (Argentina)

(February 1, 1917)

Visuals: Possibly superimposed in the opening credits of the movie, there is a sunburst at the bottom of the screen with trails coming out from it extending towards the top, with the text "ARBU FILM" at the front in the form of an arch, along with more text below it (which is unidentified, due to the low quality of the print). Below is "*presenta*" in a handwritten script.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: *Far off the charts!* you can't even see the logo because of the low quality of the print (which is the only source of the film), and even the text, only just the "*presenta*" being seen.

Audio: The opening theme of the movie.

Availability: Seen on *Flor de durazno*.

Scare Factor: Low, the weird quality of the logo along with the music can catch you off guard.
Ster Kinekor (South Africa)

(March 23, 1984)

Visuals: The camera moves over a blue glowing line over a black background. Then the camera moves on the line, and then zooms out while spinning revealing a SK with the line extended. Then the text "STER KINEROR" then fades in next to it as the SK gets scanned with rainbow gradient colors, then the text glows as "Presents" with "Bied Ann" under it then appears.

Technique: The camera moving on the line, and zooming out and spinning at the same time. The text fading in with the SK geting scanned with colors and the texts appearing...

Cheesy Factor: ...Cheap animation even for it place of a African logo in the 80's.

Audio: A disco-sounding theme, then a whoosh when the SK gets scanned with color.

Availability: Seen only on *Tawwe Tienies*.

Scare Factor: Low, due to the whoosh and the SK getting scanned.
Hayloga Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2016)

Visuals: On a white background, the text "Hayloga" in a weird font with the l big and colored red with "FILM PRODUCTION" in a tall red font zooms out and flashes out and, in many times, before stopping.

Technique: The text zooming out and flashing.

Cheesy Factor: Looking very cheap and choppy for it's era.

Audio: A African string theme.

Availability: Seen on *የት ኖራ*.

Scare Factor: Low, due to the logo zooming out.
Ayesanew Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2018)

Nicknames: "The Craziest Ethiopian Sequence Of All Time" "The Angry African Logo" "The Schizophrenic Ethiopian Logo" "Insane Film Production" "ABC 1960s' Oscilloscope Gets Insane: Part 2" "Why I've Never Watched Yefiker Ashara" "That Insanely Ethiopian Logo At The Beginning of Yefiker Ashara" "Now That's Insane" "The Personification Of All That's Insane"

Visuals: On a purple vintage background, the clapboard slides in at the right and stops. Then the clapperboard opens as the details on it appears for a brief moment before closing, but only to open again before cutting to black. Then footage of the earth then fades in as the black/white outlined pedestal rises up as the black square with a image of a man and the film camera zooms in from the top left corner of the screen, while a blue ring with a black feather on top of and "AFP" in red with a black outline with the top of a clapboard next to it zooms in from the right top corner of the screen. Then Amharic text next to it translating to "Ayesanew Film Production" in yellow appears one-by-one next to the image, the logo pulses during this. Then it cuts to a comedy mask flashing from happy to sad over a flashing sunset background with clouds with the image next to with a yellow border, and the same logo next to it at the right. Then they both disappear after a while as red text AFP with a white outline then zooms in one by one. Then the scene cuts to a galaxy background as "Ayesanew Film Production" in the same color but in all caps then scrolls up (a la Star Wars) as the same Amharic text then blurs in. Then it fades into the same logo but now on a white background as a flame then appears on the op of the pedestal while the same text scrolls down. During all of this, text saying "join us with Tel # 0912 030938" scrolls. Then the logo then fades into the same galaxy background from before ending abruptly.

Technique: Everything.

Cheesy Factor: The first part of the logo looks cheap, also, there is no detail on the clapboard when it's closed. But the design of the logo is pretty cheesy for it's era, resembles like most African logo during the era. But the third scene of the logo is tremendously dramatic and insane. like this logo is suffering from some sort of schizophrenia. If only the third part of the logo was removed, it would been more better, but almost makes it the worst Ethiopian logo ever.

Audio: A synthesized whoosh at the beginning of the logo, which was followed by a brass fanfare with shouting noises and a scream during the third sequence. Then another synthesized whoosh and three camera shutter noises.

Availability: Seen on Yefiker Ashara.

Scare Factor: High to nightmare, the composing nature of the logo along with the Schizophrenic content in the logo (with the third part of the logo) can throw people of and give them headaches as well. The loud music can also add to the scariness itself, and so does the flashing background (which can cause people some seizures). But the severe cheesiness of the logo can lower all of that and clam them down. Low for those who had seen it, the animation is a bit bad but not that scary.
Mebreq Pictures (Ethiopia)

(2015)

Nickname: "Treemount Pictures Ethiopian Brother"

Visuals: There is a stock image of a big moon next to some clouds which zooms out. Some thunder strikes in the middle of the zooming which then stops as Amharic text and spaced-out text colored a blue/orange gradient color and in a Hobo font saying "M E B R E Q P I C T U R E S" blurs in under it.

Technique: The zooming mixed with the thunder and the text blurring in.

Cheesy Factor: ***OFF THE SCALE!***

Audio: Just the sounds of thunder.

Availability: I FORGOT!

Scare Factor: Medium to high.
Keystone Studios (United States)

### Background

Keystone Studios was a film studio founded on July 4, 1912 by Mark Sennett with backing from Adam Kessel and Charles O. Baumann. In 1915, the company became a production unit of the Triangle Film Corporation. Two years later, Sennett became an independent producer, leading to the studio's demise before closing after bankruptcy in 1935.

(1912-1917)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a white "K" inside an outline of a vase-like polygon with the words "THE KEYSTONE FILM CO." underneath.

Opening Titles: There is a drawing of the scroll with the word "KEYSTONE" (the letter "K is larger in the word ”KEYSTONE) to the left. The film's title is on the scroll. There is a copyright info surrounded by plant motifs.

Variant: An early version of this logo has the bottom text reading "KEYSTONE FILM COMPANY". The vase shape is also thicker.

Technique: None.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: It was seen at the end of their many movies during its time under Mack Sennett with some of these films including *The Bangville Police* and *Love, Loot and Crash*. Surprisingly, this was kept on Blackhawk Films' reissue of the latter film considering said company's plastering habits.

Scare Factor: None.
Conlyn Films (South Africa)

Conlyn Films was one of the several B-scheme subsidy film companies in South Africa during the apartheid era, producing films made for the black audience who often did not have access to mainstream entertainment.

(1980-1985)

Visuals: On a black background, the following is seen in white:

CONLYN FILMS
PRESENT

"CONLYN FILMS" is in Optima Black while "PRESENT" is in Futura Bold.

Technique: None.

Audio: The opening theme.

Availability: Seen on *Beware the Tiger* and *The Boxer*.

Scare Factor: None to medium.
RTA (Algeria)

1st ID (October 28, 1962-1972)

Visuals: The camera zooms through a starfield with various space clouds. The former RTA logo in white appears on multiple sides of the screen and travel to the opposite sides of the screen.

Technique/Cheesy Factor: Early computer animation, which way to early for a logo in the 60's.

Audio: A nautical string piece.

Availability: Extinct.

Scare Factor: Medium.

2nd ID (1990s)

Visuals: Amongst what seems to be a desert background with a rapidly moving red sky is some blue curved shapes slowly zoom out and move. We then see 2 orange shapes from either side zoom out. The shapes continue to move as 2 blue "C" shapes move around and connect with each other on top of the curves. The logo then is laid out with the C shapes connected at the top, with the 3 curved lines in the form of a "V" at the bottom and 2 orange shapes on either side.

Technique: Early computer animation.

Cheesy Factor: The computer animation in this logo looks more like CGI, and where's the company name!

Audio: An angelic synth piece.

Availability: Extinct.

Scare Factor: None to minimal.
Cinema Eclair (France)

### Background

Cinema Eclair (formerly known as Laboratoires Eclair) was founded on March 1907 by industrialists Charles Jourjon and Ambroise-François Parnaland and was significantly active in the late 1900s and early 1910s. The company setted up multiple offices in the United States including those in New York, Fort Lee, and Tucson. After a devastating fire in March 1914 hit their Fort Lee office and clinging through financial issues, the company lost some of its biggest filmmakers including Émile Cohl and Maurice Tourneur. In 1927, Eclair ceased film production activities and went to making film cameras.

(1908-1918)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a star with three zig-zagged arrows coming out from the left and right. Surrounding it with the arrows overlapping are two diamonds. The words "CINEMA ÉCLAIR" and "PARIS" are in between these two shapes and are synced to their sides.

Opening Titles: Within an ornate frame or border, two copies of the Eclair logo are above the title of a movie. The company's name, Eclair, in a cursive, fancy font appears on the bottom right inside of the frame.

Variants:

* The standard version can also be seen in either a blue or green tint.
* The position of the logo can vary within the title cards.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The design looks a bit cheesy looking, and the some of the words are also connected to the logo

Audio: None.

Availability: It was seen on *Groslard ha buoni polmoni*, *Les tirailleurs anamites*, and *Gontrain et la voisine inconnue* to name a few. Similar with other French companies at the time, their films are preserved by the Eye Filmmuseum and this logo may be retained on them.

Scare Factor: None.
Viki Films (Ethiopia)

(2010's)

WARING: This logo is loud, turn down your volume before watching.

Visuals: TBA

Technique: CGI.

Cheesy Factor: It's pointless to reverse the logo's animation halfway in the logo, and the noise just keeps geting higher and higher which increase the scare factor.

Audio: A very long drone note which gets higher and higher for the whole logo.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: Low to nightmare, the loud note getting higher for the rest of the logo can be a really big problem to some Ethiopians. The darkness and animation can also make a contribution to one of the scariest African logo ever made.
AG Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2010's)

Visuals: On a smoky background, an abstract AG colored orange and with a stone mask on it slides in from the right before stopping and then spins until it stops. then "FILM PRODUCTION" in all caps colored orange and in an Impact font rises up as the shadow spins around before it stops.

Technique/Cheesy Factor: The AG sliding and spinning and the text rising up with the shadow spinning. All looks cheap, the AG looks more like the Electronic Arts logo.

Audio: Some ghostly noises for the AG animation, followed by a flute when the text rises up.

Availability: Seen on *Bewendoch Bet*.

Scare Factor: Medium.
Compagnie Artistique Miroir Sans Tache (Chad)

Compagnie Artistique Miroir Sans Tache is a Chadian film production company.

(February 22, 2019-)

Visuals: On a dark blue background with faint clouds and a shining center, two trapezoid shapes shift in from the sides of the screen, one on the left colored red and the other on the right colored blue. The shapes converge into one emblem: a folded red-blue filmstrip. "CAMST" in a blocky yellow font zooms out letter-by-letter onto the filmstrip. "COMPAGNIE ARTISTIQUE MIROIR SANS TACHE" wipes in from left to right below. The logo zooms in slowly as the background fades to black.

Technique: CGI, which is not bad for a Chadian logo.

Audio: A dreamy synth tune with a piano note.

Availability: Seen on *Moukhbar* which was released in three parts.

Scare Factor: None, it's a good logo.
USB Poconos Mystery

A mystery with a USB drive found a the Poconos keeps appearing with new material. It has cryptic drawings and weird files. The author and reasoning is unknown.

The reason why this is here however, features Tfinity characters and the logo many times. The creator of these files are speculated to be Tfinity, however, it has not been confirmed. The place to look for that is the X (aka Twitter) account InterestingHiker. The identity of the account is unknown.

If you created those files, please tell us. If you solve the messages, tell us. Me and my friends are working on it.
Entreprise National de Production Audiovisuelle (Algeria)

1st Logo (January 1, 1987)

Visuals: On a black background, a symbol consisting of a small ring surrounded by two wisps swerving around it is seen on a blue plaque. Below is "ENPA Presente".

Technique: None.

Audio: The opening theme.

Availability: Seen on *Da L'Mulud*

Scare Factor: None to medium, but it's nothing compared to the next logo..

2nd Logo (June 2, 1991-October 2, 1992)

Visuals: On a black background, there is the Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle symbol (a small ring surrounded by 2 wisps swerving around it) in gold with the acronym for the company's name "e.n.p.a." along with the Arabic version of the acronym above it, both of which are on the lower-left side of the symbol. Then, it zooms out to reveal the text "Entreprise Nationale de Production Audiovisuelle" on the top both in French and in Arabic, with "Presenté" on the bottom in the same style with 2 golden bars on both sides.

Variants: Two still variants exist:

* On *Deux Femmes*, the logo, now colored white is placed on a black background with the Arabic translation as well as the French translation in a sans font sitting below.
* On *Radhia*, It's simply just the logo with "Presents" in Arabic underneath.

Technique: Camera-controlled animation or none.

Audio: The opening theme of the movie or none.

Availability: Seen on *Sarah Blues*, *Deux Femmes*, and *Radhia*.

Scare Factor: Medium to high on *Sarah Blues*. The logo's concept isn't as quite bizarre, but the music does make the logo look depressing, even when you're not expecting anything like this.
Mali Jaw (Mali)

(October 13, 1986)

Visuals: On a black background, there is an abstract red/green colored "M" and a blue "J". "Mali Jaw", in a cursive font, draws in. Then "P R E S E N T E" appears letter by letter.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Cheesy Factor: This logo looks like something done drawing software in the 80's.

Audio: A strange drum theme.

Audio Variants: On one video, there is a 8-bit dance techno theme which maybe an error.

Availability: Seen on *Djôrônanko*.

Scare Factor: Minimal to high.
Thunderbird Films (United States)

### Background

Thunderbird Films was an American film company that was only known to distribute international films, though many aren't known.

1st Logo (June 10, 1923)

Visuals: On a black background, the text "THE END" and a two headed bird next to the text

THUNDERBIRD FILMS
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

at the bottom right corner fades in and out.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The bird design looks a tad bit weird looking for the 20's.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: Only seen on a release of *The Shock*.

Scare Factor: Low, the bird design can catch people off a few, but not that bad. Sadly, it got worse from what followed.

2nd Logo (1965)

Nicknames: "The Thunderbird of Doom" "Abstract Thunderbird" "Super Scary Thunderbird (SSTB)" "Why I've Never Watched *Mondo Cane*" "The Scary Logo at The Beginning of *Mondo Cane*" "Scarybird Films"

Visuals: Numerous lightning strikes against a blue background. The lightning calms down, as a red thunderbolt abruptly appears at the middle. A split screen effect occurs, revealing a blue thunderbird symbol against a yellow background. The thunderbird symbol zooms in and as it stops, two sets of red text wipes in vertically between the thunderbird symbol. The first set of text at the top reads "A THUNDERBIRD FILMS" and the second set of text at the bottom reads "RELEASE".

Trivia: The thunderbird symbol according to Native-American culture represents power, protection, and strength. It is often seen as the most powerful of all spirits and can also transform into human form by opening his head up like a mask and taking his feathers off as if they were a mere blanket.

Technique: Cel animation.

Cheesy Factor: The bird looks way too abstract and tacky-looking for 1965. Also font of the logo resembles like the Dezuma logo.

Audio: The sound of thunder for the beginning, a cymbal crashes when the red thunderbolt appears, and an orchestral fanfare as an ending.

Availability: This was seen in a release of an Italian documentary film *Mondo Cane*.

Scare Factor: Low to nightmare, the lighting along with the sudden red thunderbolt appearance can catch off guard. The music and sounds can also contribute as well, and so can the weird and tacky design of the bird. Low for those who had seen it or used it.
Zengena Haiq Entertainment (Ethiopia)

1st Logo (2015)

Visuals: TBA

Technique: TBA

Cheesy Factor: The design of the logo is really cheap looking for 2015.

Audio: A calm/soft guitar rock theme.

Availability: Seen only on Fikren Yayachu.

Scare Factor: None, it's a calming logo, unlike the next one.

2nd Logo (2015)

Visuals: On a black background with some rippling "water", lightning strikes at the "water", causing a red cursive Z to rise up. The camera then moves down as the Z stars to spin for a while before it stops as "Zengena Haiq Entertainment" in gold rises up from the "water". Then a lens flare then moves across the screen, before the Z oves up as the "water" stops rippling as two 2D yellow Z's draws in while the other one fades in sandwiching the Z as the Amharic translation of the text zooms in under the English text. Then the phone number saying "0911 95 32 38" and "0911 93 08 90" fades in.

Technique: CGI.

Cheesy Factor: **Off the charts!** everything is wrong with logo. First off, the "water" doesn't look's like "water", it looks more like blue paint then just plain "water". And the the lens flare just changes into the different one! Geez, we don't need to talk about this again!.

Audio: A dramatic orchestral theme, with the sounds of thunder at the beginning, and then another one.

Availability: Seen on *Abatu Manew*.

Scare Factor: Low to high, the overly dramatic music along with the loud thunder noises can surely throw people off good time. The animation and darkness can also add to the scariness itself, but it's just overly cheesy, and will lower it for some.
Quadro Films (South Africa)

(1980's)

Visuals: Superimposed in the opening movie, there is a square with four circles with each of then cut and eight rounded line with them rotated. Then the text "a \*quadro film production" then appears next to the logo.

Technique: Just the text appearing.

Audio: A opening theme of the movie.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: None to minimal.
Ajeb-Films (Burundi)

(2010's)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a stacked "AJEB" un the following order:

* A: A thick arrow line with a film clapboard inside it.
* JB: just the stacked JB in a times new roman like font.
* E: A flipped "E" cropped.

Under the text is "AJEB-FILMS" with the "AJEB" colored green and the "FILMS" colored red.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The design of the logo looks cheap.

Audio: The theme from the Urukundo Media Center logo.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: None.
Tod Productions (United Kingdom)

### Background

Tod Productions is a London-based television production company run by former ITV producer Elaine Collins. They exclusively partner with STV Studios on their productions.

(January 10, 2024-)

Visuals: An orange box is split into four pieces; three of them (excluding the top right) contain the letters "TOD". Underneath the boxes is "PRODUCTIONS".

Technique: None.

Audio: The closing theme of the programme.

Availability: It debuted on *Criminal Record*.

Scare Factor: None.
TVA (Angola)

(1974)

Visuals: Over a gray background is the text "TVA" in a blocky font, with the "A" being shorter than the "TV". In front of the text, there are the words "EMISSÃO EXPERIMENTAL" in a Stencil font.

Technique: None.

Audio: None.

Availability: This was recently rediscovered on an RTP Arquivos video.

Scare Factor: None.
Gaumont Films Cinema (France)

(December 31, 1907-1910)

Visuals: On a black background, there is an outlined daisy with a capital "G" written on it.

Technique: None.

Audio: None.

Availability: One of the only known films this appears on is *Le Tic.* Might have been seen on other films from the time, but it is uncertain if they still exist.

Scare Factor: None.
Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision du Niger (Niger)

*This article is about ORTN's production arm. For the IDs of its television network, see Tele Sahel.*

The Office of Radio and Television of Niger is a Nigerien organization that operates both its radio network, Voix du Sahel (known as Radio Niger until May 7, 1974) and its television network, Télé Sahel. ORTN was founded on February 11, 1967.

(1982)

Visuals: Over a green background is the ORTN logo, which consists of a television outline with a large stylized "O" in black, green and orange with the stylized letters "rtn" in it with a shield-like symbol that closely resembles the shield of the coat of arms of Niger on the bottom. Between the ORTN logo are "l'Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision du Niger" and "présente:", both in the Peignot typeface.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The logo is way to grainy even for it's place and era.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen on *Si les cavaliers*.

Scare Factor: Minimal to low.
CLD Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2015)

Visuals: On a mint green room, a black C flies in and places itself. This is followed by a bar with red/green/yellow arrows moving up at the right side of the screen, which turns out to be a clapboard as it zooms out. A film camera slides in at the right of the screen while a disc flies from the bottom and places itself on top of the C, following this is the text "CLD Film Production" blurring in under it with a linear effect. The text's animation then plays in reverse while the camera and the C all blurs out while the disc animation plays in reverse.

Technique/Cheesy Factor: The C flying, and clapboard moving and zooming out, the camera sliding in along with the disc flying and the text blurring in, and it playing reverse with the C and the camera blurring out. All done with a it cheap looking animation for 2015, like most logos.

Audio: A rock theme with looped drums.

Availability: Seen on Min Alebet.

Scare Factor: Minimal.
Jabatan Hal Ehwal Ugama Brunei (Brunei)

(October 23, 1968)

Visuals: Against a teal background is the emblem of Brunei in yellow. The following text then fades in at the center of the screen:

JABATANHAL EHWAL UGAMABRUNEIMEMPERSEMBAHKANTechnique: Fading effects.

Audio: The film's opening score.

Availability: Seen on *Gema Dari Menara*.

Scare Factor: Low to high, the loud score can make a jarring scare to many people, even when it follows a opening credits.
Gize Film Production (Ethiopia)

(December 21, 2023)

Visuals: The background illuminates to reveal two film lights over a background which consists of a blurry white dim room with a black blob. The background focuses and zooms in as the camera defocuses. Once it zooms in, it shows a black rectangle with two focus-type lines on it, and inside it is an orange filmreel with a part of a film camera on it containing "ጊዝ" at the center. Next to it is:

ጊዝ ፊልም ፕሮዳክሽን*GIZE FILM PRODUCTION*Then a gray circle with a square and a dot inside it with eight squares surrounding it appears. The two squares then flash red for a split second before going back to normal as the dot turns red before turning back to gray. Then the logo glitches for a bit before stopping.

Technique: CGI mixed with 2D computer animation.

Cheesy Factor: Which is cheap for today standards in 2023.

Audio: Sounds of the camera turning on, followed by some buzzing and more camera noises.

Availability: It can be seen on *Ruwachochu*.

Scare Factor: Low, the glitching can gat to some viewers, but it's not that bad.
Color Africa Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2017)

Visuals: TBA!

Technique: The circles zooming out...

Cheesy Factor: ...Which represents in cheesy animation for 2017. The FPS are also terrible (on par with Kwang Young Products, and Producciones Video Home) making it more cheesier.

Audio: A opening theme of a movie.

Availability: Seen on *Lene Kalesh*.

Scare Factor: None.
Kalem Company (United States)

(December 7, 1907-February 24, 1917)

Visuals: On a black background, there is at the right sector a white circle which contains a sun. The sun contains "KALEM", and its rays spin around the sun. Suddenly, there is a pencil writing "Kalem.", and finally the pencil disappears.
Variants:

* On the opening titles of *The Hazards of Helen*, the print logo appears below, surrounded by plant motifs.
* There is a variant where the print logo is present on screen.

Technique: Traditional animation.

Audio: None. On *The Hazards of Helen*, it's the opening theme of the film.

Availability:

* Can be found on *You Remember Ellen* and *The Hazards of Helen*.
* The print logo was so far only seen on the newer print of *The Leap from the Water Tower*.

Scare Factor: None to low, the dark animation can get to some.
Scare Factor: None to low, the dark animation can get to some.
Emahos Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2017)

Nicknames: "The Ethiopian Video Editor Logo" "The African PowerPoint Logo" "The Low Budget Ethiopian logo" "The New Challenger for the Worst African Logos Ever Made." "Dyna Vision Less Dull Brother From Ethiopia" "The Worst Logo of 2017" "ABD Cousin"

Visuals: TBA

Technique/Cheesy Factor: The leaf moving and the text zooming in one by one, which in result, terrible animation for 2017. The logo looks like something made out of power point for a cheap video editor which is terrible for 2017. The leaf animation is also cheesy, looking like it was done on some image editor mixed with a video editing one. The image of the bridge looks like something from a stock image, and the text animation is also cheap, but the whole thing looks pixilated making it look like a pixelated video editing logo. But also the worst logo for 2017.

Audio: A dramatic orchestral fanfare, which doesn't fit the logo at all because of the cheesiness in the logo.

Availability: Seen on *Gimash Sew*.

Scare Factor: None to minimal, the text appearance can throw some people off. But it's just a really cheap logo from this country, on par with ABD Film Production.
SECMEI (Spain)

(1908)

Visuals: There is a giant black circle, which features "S.E.C.M.E.I." upside, and "BARCELONA" downside, with little circles on the left and right, with a hydra picture inside the circle.

Trivia: Barcelona is a City located in Spain & is known for art & architecture.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The design of the Hydra looks tacky for some reason, and the nature all around it is old as well.

Audio: None, which adds the scare factor.

Availability: Only available in *Barcelona en tranvía* (1908).

Scare Factor: Medium to nightmare, the Hydra looks bizarre and can give people nightmares for life, and so does lack of music and animation, which also makes it ominous.
Televisão Pública de Angola (Angola)

1st Ident (October 18, 1975-1983)

Visuals: On a black background, there is an outlined map of Angola which contains a white "TPA" in a lined format, along with "TELEVISÃO" underneath. The screen then zooms in towards the text.

Technique: Camera controlled animation...

Cheesy Factor: Nothing to say about this.

Audio: A tribal drum theme.

Availability: Extinct.

Scare Factor: Low to medium.

2nd Ident (Late 1980s-1990)

Visuals: The first element shown is live action footage of a shore against a sunset. A spinning blue ball containing a silver "TPA" in the same format as before then emerges from the sun and them zooms towards the camera until it gets considerably close to the camera.

Variant: A closedown ident exists where the ball zooms away from us against a different shore footage.

Technique: Practical effects.

Cheesy Factor: The ball animation looks like CGI and also cheaply animated, also the original variant there no color on the ball.

Audio: A slow-paced, dramatic fanfare. The closedown ident uses a fast, arpeggiating synth which slows down as the ball disappears.

Availability: Extinct.

Scare Factor: Medium to high.

3rd Ident (1990-1997)

Visuals: On a space background with blue stars, there is a spiral with a blue star in front of it. Several comets arranged in a circle zoom out of it and rotate in a circular motion, while the "*TPA*" logo zooms in from the star.

Technique: Good CGI.

Audio:

* A harp strum which transitions into a reggae-esque tune ending with a chorus singing the company name.
* Sometimes, the logo is silent.

Availability: It was seen on the start up of TPA during the time.

Scare Factor: None, it's a good logo.

4th Ident (1997-2002)

Visuals: The sequence is set on a space background with two planets one on the bottom left corner and another on the right) and shooting stars and asteroids flying about in a straight line. The TPA logo from the previous ident (now with a more translucent appearance) flies from the left side of the screen to the right whilst a color test bar (which is facing the left side of the screen) flies from the right side to the left. Both the logo and test card clip through each other once they both meet, and a white light is seen wiping through the TPA logo during the process. Once they cross each other and are on opposite directions from where they started, the test card zooms in and fills the screen whilst the logo zooms in over the card and places itself in the center. Another white light wipes past the logo before the sequence cuts off.

Technique: 2D CGI graphics...

Cheesy Factor: ...Which are a bit cheap-looking.

Audio: An 80s synth-pop-esque tune accompanied with the strum of a guitar that ends with a chorus singing the company name.

Availability: Extinct.

Scare Factor: None to low.
Classic Global Multimedia (Gambia)

(2010's)

Visuals: TBA

Technique: CGI...

Cheesy Factor: Which looks like it was done on some template, making this logo really cheap. Also, the logo is in poor quality because of how the footage of the film is.

Audio: Sounds of cubes falling, followed a the sound of metal falling.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: Medium.
N. Producoes Enteretenimento (Angola)

(2010's)

Visuals: On a black background with dots moving around, the text "N.Producoes Enterenimento" ripples in. Then an explosion occurs as the text zooms in for a mere second before going back to normal. Then the logo ripples again at the end before fading out.

Technique: Everything happening in this logo.

Cheesy Factor: Which stands for it's cheapness because it's from a poor continent which makes cheesy logos TBA.

Audio: A dramatic string theme with a explosion halfway.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: Low.
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Amsterdam Film Cie (Netherlands)

### Background

The Amsterdam Film Cie was one of the earliest film companies in the Netherlands, being founded on October 1, 1914 by Johan Gildermeijer and Theo Frenkel Sr. They were around up to 1927.

(November 5, 1915-June 9, 1922)

Visuals: There is a wall with concave, straight borders with the word "AMSTERDAM FILM CIE" with "IE" in "CIE" on top of a bar and a dot. In the centre are the words "TRADE" and "MARK" inside a box and underneath are the words "AMSTERDAM" and "HOLLAND". In the centre of the screen is a picture frame containing a Dutch landscape with a traditionally-clothed woman walking towards the camera, showing the right side of the audience what appears to be a flower.

Variant: A sepia-toned variant exists.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: None.

Availability: Similar with many companies at the time, their films were destroyed, lost, or in the public domain with this logo removed. Sometimes, their films simply end with an end card. It was seen on *Het wrak in de Noordzee* and was likely seen on their other films before they went defunct. The Eyefilm Museum's restoration prints may retain this logo, which is the case for aforementioned film.

Scare Factor: Minimal to low.
Bethelhem Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2015-2018)

Visuals: The camera flies thought the could in a sunset setting. Then the footage fades out as the gold circle with half missing and with a white outline on top fades in. Then seven orange triangle then fades on top of the outlines as "BFP" flashes in while a wavy filmstrip fades in under that. The "Bethelhem Film Production" then zooms in under the filmstrip.

Technique: The footage, the circle fading in with the triangle, the BFP flashing in, and the text zooming.

Cheesy Factor: Looking pretty cheap, but good on the era.

Audio: A calming wind theme.

Availability: Seen on Addis Engida and Ende Keld.

Scare Factor: None.
Films Osso (France)

### Background

Les Films Osso was a French film company founded by French producer Adolphe Osso, which was also once the distributor of Columbia Pictures material in France.

1st Logo (September 18, 1930-July 9, 1931)

Visuals: Over a flickering sunburst backdrop, there is the silhouette of a hill with the Eiffel Tower on top of it. Underneath the tower is the text:

FILMS

OSSO

Technique/Cheesy Factor: Practical effects and cel animation, which is dated for the 1930.

Audio: A royal brass fanfare with timpanis rolling.

Audio Trivia: The soundtrack is taken from the closing theme of the film *Le mystère de la chambre jaune*.

Availability: Seen on *Le mystère de la chambre jaune*, *Méphisto*, and *Un soir de rafle*.

Scare Factor: Low to medium.

2nd Logo (August 28, 1931-May 17, 1938)

Visuals: On a dark background, there is the Eiffel Tower with a sunburst behind it. Below it, there is the text:

FILMS

OSSO

The logo slowly zooms in until it gets close enough. It then fades away.

Variant: There's a closing variant in the movie *Le triangle de feu*, where the logo just goes backwards.

Technique: Practical effects.

Audio: The movie's opening or closing theme.

Audio Variant: Some films have the previous logo's soundtrack.

Availability: Seen in some films like *Le quai des brumes*.

Scare Factor: Medium to high thanks to the darkness of the logo, and the zooming.
Mihiretab Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2016)

Visuals: On a black background, a lens flare is seen moving before conjoining together into a light at the center of the screen which then shrinks. Then the animation then plays again before the logo (a blue colored circle with a M on it and a filmreel next to it, under it is Amharic text and "MIHIRETAB FILM PRODUCTION" under that) Fastly zooms out as two lights (one white at the top, and the one at the bottom red) flashes in after. The lights move slightly as the logo zoom in slightly.

Technique: The lens flare, the logo zooming out and the lights moving and the logo zooming in all slightly...

Cheesy Factor: Looking like it was done on some template, but not much.

Audio: A whoosh which was repeated two times, followed by a soft explosion noise when the logo zooms out.

Availability: Seen on *Hulet Lib*.

Scare Factor: Low, bordering to medium.
Maghreb Films Production (Algeria)

(2010's)

Visuals: A orange filmstrip moves at the left side of the screen over a black background, you can also see a reflection of "maghreb" can be seen on the filmstrip before the said text flies on the filmstrip before stopping as the text "films" is seen text to the filmstrip zooming out a bit and then stops. Then "P R O D U C T I O N S", stretches in from being red to white one-by-one as a bulge effect moves across the filmstrip and text. The "s" in "films" then shines at the end.

Technique: The filmstrip and the texts, and the spaced text stretching, really good CGI but...

Cheesy Factor: ...A bit cheap-looking.

Audio: A eerie sounding note with a whoosh for the filmstrip and text, followed by another one for the bulge effect ad then a ding noise when the text shines.

Availability: TBA.  [Examples?]

Scare Factor: Low, because of the music.
Lt. Miles Brisbane

Lt Miles Brisbane is a citizen and soldier of Swagralia fighting against the army of madness.

He is renown for his use of the slang phrase "mate", a common quirk of Swagralians. He first mentioned in Episode 2 and first appears in Episode 3. His death is confirmed in Episode 5 by civilian ASMRtist Quiet Quinn
Satbel Films (South Africa)

(1981-1984)

Visuals: On a red background, there is a light shines uphill, then the shiny S zooms in, the shaped eye, black circle and the spline pops out on the screen after that, the 3D text "SATBEL" and "FILMS" in left and right are also pops out and zooming in closely above the screen.

Technique: Cel animation...

Cheesy Factor: ...Which stands up for its cheesiness, it looks like something you would see in the USA.

Audio: Same as the 1979 Entertainment Film Distributors logo, but with different music at the beginning.

Availability: It was seen on both *Blink Stefaans* and *Broer Matie*.

Scare Factor: Medium.
General Rage

General Rage is the supreme military commander of the Empire of Insomnia, subservient only to the Emperor.

He is the nemesis of Pvt. Kidd and Sgt. Kramer. He viciously tortured and interrogated Pvt. Kidd in his search for Hypnos, the substance that gives all ASMRtists their creative power, in the hopes that he could utilise it in his war effort on the Republic of Slumberland, Swagralia and other ASMR affiliated forces. It is revealed in the final episode that he was once an ASMRtist himself, but was shunned by the community for speaking out against the misdeeds of other ASMRtists.

In the final episode, after the Empire of Insomnia is defeated, he attempts to commit suicide, but is stopped by Sgt. Kramer and Private Kidd. He was subsequently arrested by the Republic of Slumberland.
Characters

Below is a list of every character features in the 'Where Tingles Dare!' series, both those that appear in the show and those who are mentioned:

* Sgt. Matthew Kramer
* Pvt. Kidd
* Lt. Miles Brisbane
* General Rage
* Quiet Quinn
* Unnamed Insomiac Guard
* Victor (MonsterPuppetASMR)
* MoondancerASMR
* Unnamed Kipshire Medic
* Swift Indigo
* Zizzi
* Lt. Dimitri Ivanov
Hypnos

'Hypnos' is a term used to describe the intrinsic ability that ASMRtists have, that allow them to create ASMR videos and bring tingles, triggers and audiovisual stimulation to their viewers. It's implied to be a physical energy that can not only be quantified, but also drained from its owner. According to General Rage, once an ASMRtist's hypnos has been drained from them it is impossible to regain, however its possible he may have exaggerated this, as it is never confirmed in the series.

Its existence was the leading cause of the Hypnos War, the fictional conflict that Where Tingles Dare is centered around.

Emperor Malice and the Republic of Insomnia wished to drain the hypnos of every ASMRtist in the word to use for themselves. Their exact reason for wanting it is unconfirmed, but it is likely in order to use its stimulating abilities as a means to control people. This plan was stopped by Sgt. Kramer and Pvt. Kidd, preventing any more ASMRtists from losing their hypnos. The current status of the many that had their hypnos drained is unknown.
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Y Film Production (Ethiopia)

(2017)

Visuals: On a dark red background with red lines, a Y fades in as the camera spins an then stops on the Y as a orange light fades in making a line. Then "FILM PRODUCTION" then crossfades in.

Technique: CGI.

Cheesy Factor: The logo looks like it was done on a template like most logos.

Audio: A whoosh followed by a explosion, then a helicopter noise and a high pitched bepp.

Availability: Seen on *Yamral Hagere*.

Scare Factor: Medium.
Radio Columbia (Costa Rica)

(May 1, 1955)

Visuals: Superimposed over the opening scene of a film, there is cursive text saying “*Radio*” with a styilzed microphone next to the R. There is also a big crescent shaped C overlapping the “*adio*” text with “OLUMBIA” next to it, and under that is “SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA”. The text “*Presenta*” is seen at the bottom of the screen.

Technique: None, it’s a in-credit logo.

Cheesy Factor: The design of the logo looks more like a Televison logo more than a film logo.

Audio: A opening theme of a movie.

Availability: Seen on Elvira.

Scare Factor: Minimal to low.
Agarwal Film Co. (India)

(October 4, 1931)

Visuals: On a black background, there is a sun-like symbol with an Om/Aum symbol inside it. There are two filmstrips coming out of it. The first filmstrip, placed on the left, has "Agarwal", and the second, on the right, has "Film Co". Under it, the text "Presents" can be seen.

Technique: None.

Cheesy Factor: The logo is way too dark too see because of the deterioration, and you can't even see the "Presents" text as well. But this is Indian's first logo.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen on *Diler Jigar*.

Scare Factor: Medium, due to the darkness.
Friday Night

## Lyrics

It's been a long week

Why don't you keep back and we'll show you something

It's fulfilling

Might be Villains

Hold on tight

It's Friday night!

No need to worry

See what we got in store we’re waiting for

So come on over

The Show isn’t over

Look to the right

It’s Friday Night!

Respectively!

Lions, tigers and bears Oh My!

Become a carnivore of hilarious!

The hippopotamus stomping the ground!

Birds in flight

It's Friday Night!

The elephants are swinging with their trunks up and down!

The zebras on the banjo and the spoonbills with tamborines!

The king lion was coming around!

Come in inside

It's Friday Night!

It's Friday Night!

It's Friday Night!

It's Friday Night!