Video & Film Logos of the 1970s-1990s Part 13

A thirteenth compilation of opening video and film company logos, drawn mostly from the days of VHS and Beta cassettes.

[@LogicSmash]

Awesome! You found the Blackhawk Films and the UMC logo with jingle (got mine from "Glen and Randa") Thank you and congratulations for this great compilation!

[@JoeScaramanga]

Nice to see The Children's Film Foundation at the end there. Makers of the legendary Sammy's Super T-Shirt!

[@ThisGuyFrritz]

Kinda fun to watch, especially when they bring back memories. Most of them I don't think I've seen before.

[@MrCreepshow09]

great video

[@robatsea2009]

It takes a fair amount of time to both gather and sort through tapes & recordings, so it is a progressive thing as there are other more important demands in daily life.

[@robatsea2009]

Eventually yes, though it won't be happening for some time.

[@alextendo1]

3:02 I can faintly hear the USA Home Video logo

[@BenjaminGessel]

Cineplex Odeon is just... Space adventures, final boss level... :-D

[@robatsea2009]

No, it is completely different.

[@pythonfan1]

Do you have the Expanded Entertainment logo somewhere in any of these compilations? If so, which one?

[@mrbongo]

Do you have the NBC Night At The Movies open from the late 60s- early 70s? Lots of flashing bulbs, like at a movie premiere. Symphonic music.

[@robatsea2009]

The earliest one I remember personally is the "spinning reels" opening from the 1970s, clips of which can be found here on YT. Earlier than that I haven't seen myself.

[@mrbongo]

Thanks. this one looked like a movie premiere with lots of flashing light...probably late 60s then. Someone's got the audio posted here.

[@mrhorgan]

Is the Pan-Canadian logo the same one for Aspen Film Society?

[@christinasapp9726]

No, they are different companies. Aspen Film Society was founded by Steve Martin.

[@loganmaxwell1429]

I know the Feature Films for Families logo. One film I know they did was "The Giant of Thunder Mountain".

[@zap9983]

3:55 3:56 3:57 3:58

[@brandondavis6108]

Part 14 follows the next update.

[@zap9983]

2:08 2:09 2:10

[@zap9983]

1:28 1:29

[@mulletboater]

ALRIGHT ALREADY! WHENS THE DAMN MOVIE GOING START?!

[@zap9983]

0:20 0:21

[@zap9983]

2:19 2:20 2:18

[@daiamondorobotto9812]

198th to 200th decades

[@rdsyafriyar]

0:00 This logo is gonna get me nightmares.......

[@jeremyeng9762]

0:00 ya mean

[@silverxstar01]

WHY ARE SO MANY OF THEM ON A SPACE BACKGROUND?

[@nicholastosoni707]

***** My guess: Black is the easiest color to make the logo "pop out," and a starfield is the easiest way to get a little bit of extra life into the background, so you're not just stuck with plain black.

[@silverxstar01]

Nicholas Tosoni Makes sense. There are just sooo many with a space background though

[@nicholastosoni707]

Also consider: Mass-market videos were THE NEW THING back then, so a lot of video companies made bold, futuristic logos. Since "space = futuristic," it makes sense to put them on a starfield background.

[@robatsea2009]

Sorry, not that I am aware of

[@XephitE]

1:29 IT HAS MUSIC :D

[@jeremyeng9762]

1:29

[@xptelevision4758]

That logo at 3:56

[@jeremyeng9762]

You mean 3:56

[@theartoftimelapsemore424]

That's the logo of the Children's Film and Television Foundation

[@charparker5104]

Video and film logos of the 1970s 1980s part 19 Video eille Kera 2 entertain Brent walker films Children's video library Nelvana Nta release

[@curewindy3]

みんなB級映画っぽい

[@mariabruce699]

Umc pictures Net Net Avid