Other Home Entertainment Companies

Logo descriptions by Eric S., Codyfinke2, wisp2007, thehugetvfan, Supermarty-o, and HiddenResearcher
Logo captures by Eric S, wisp2007, Supermarty-o, and thehugetvfan
Editions by thehugetvfan and nihirichan


Ambrose Video


(1987- )

Logo: On a black background, an emblem consisting of a book with the letter "A" on it, a torch, and the year 1987 on it flips onto the screen. After it settles into place, the words "AMBROSE VIDEO" fade in. The torch is filled with color.

FX/SFX: Typical '80s effects.

Music/Sounds: None, or a majestic orchestral sounder.

Availability: Uncommon. It's seen on educational videos released by the company available on their website.

Editor's Note: None.
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Film Classics Video


(Late 1980s?-1993?)

Logo: On the same star field/space background as the Kartes Video Communications logo, we see a steel conveyor belt-like floor below. A 3D globe (similar to that of the BBC1 logo with the waterscape completely translucent and the landscapes opaque and colored green) flies into place and onto the conveyor belt. As it very slowly spins, the words "FILM CLASSICS" in a white Tiffany font zooms in from the left. Then, the word "VIDEO" in red (in the same font) immediately flies out from the right and plasters itself side-ways next to "FILM."

FX/SFX: All the animation, which was good for the time.

Music/Sounds: A redone version of the KVC jingle with more synthesized harp glissando.

Availability: Extremely rare.

Editor's Note: None.

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Human Kinetics


(1980s-Early 1990s)

Logo: TBA

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: TBA

Editor's Note: TBA
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ImaVision

(Late 1998-2005)

Nickname: "The V-shaped Filmstrip"

Logo: On a black/blue CGI starfield, we see a wording piece that rises up to reveal the word "IMAVISION" (with "IMA" in a strange cheap font and "VISION" in a bold Arial font. The "V" is bigger than the other letters). Meanwhile, turquoise and blue filmstrips glide from the screen until they zoom away. Then a spark draws a line under "IMAVISION" on the bottom of the "V", and a V-shaped green and blue filmstrip zooms out to connect on the "V". The logo shines.

FX/SFX: The line growing, the V-shaped filmstrip zooming out and the IMAVISION rising up.

Music/Sounds: A well-known electric keyboard tune.

Availability: Found on nearly every Imavision VHS and DVD release from the era most notably Little House on the Prairie. The current TV print is seen on late 2004 DVD releases, although this logo is still seen until 2005. On early DVD releases, there is no warning screen before this logo. On every VHS release, the warning screen is seen before this logo (black background until mid-2000, blue background starting mid-2000 until 2003).

Editor's Note: None.
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Jaguar Video

Background: Jaguar Video was a sub-label of World of Video 2000, initially releasing only kung-fu movies, some horror movies (including a few video nasties) were also released under the label.

(December 1980-1982)

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Logo: On a blue background, the letters J and V pop up at the middle left of the screen with the letters being colored in white and outlined in black with the "J: in front of the "V". Then the text "A Jaguar Video Release" pops up next to the logo at the right along with a black spotted Jaguar in which pops up between the J and V.

FX/SFX: The letters and jaguar appearing.

Music/Sounds: A (possibly stock) synthesizer fanfare.

Availability: Can be seen on some World of Video 2000 pre-cert releases from the time. Several examples are Don't Answer the Phone, Human Experiments, The Hills Have Eyes, and I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight!.

Editor's Note: None.
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MPA Video

(1984-1991)

Logo: TBA

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: TBA

Editor's Note: TBA