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'''Availability:''' Rare.
'''Availability:''' Rare.
* Seen on DVD releases and films from the company during the era.
* Seen on DVD releases and films from the company during the era.
* This can be seen on Canadian and British prints of films released by [[Summit Entertainment]] during the era, such as the second and third ''Twilight Saga'' films (as well as home video releases of the first movie), ''Bandslam'', ''Knowing'', ''Astro Boy'', and ''Remember Me'', respectively.
* This can be seen on Canadian and UK releases of films released by [[Summit Entertainment]] during the era, such as the second and third ''Twilight Saga'' films, ''Bandslam'', ''Knowing'', ''Astro Boy'', and ''Remember Me''.
* It also appears on UK DVD and Blu-Ray releases of films from the era that were issued by [[Vertigo Films]], as E1 was the studio's de facto home video distributor.
* It also appears on UK DVD and Blu-ray releases of films from the era that were issued by [[Vertigo Films]], as E1 was the studio's de facto home video distributor.
* It appears on the UK DVD release of ''The Gruffalo'', ''Peppa Pig'' releases from the period and early ''Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom'' DVD releases in the United Kingdom, but later reissues plaster the logo with the next one.
* It appears on the UK DVD release of ''The Gruffalo'', ''Peppa Pig'' releases from the period and early ''Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom'' DVD releases in the United Kingdom, but later reissues plaster the logo with the next one.
* It also appears on some TV series (sometimes in-credit), such as later episodes of ''Humf'' and ''The Dating Guy''.
* It also appears on some TV series (sometimes in-credit), such as later episodes of ''Humf'' and ''The Dating Guy''.
* Also appears on ''Peppa Pig Fun & Games'' for the Nintendo DS.
* Also appears on ''Peppa Pig Fun & Games'' for the Nintendo DS.
* It also appears on a couple Canadian and British prints of Weinstein and Dimension DVDs.


== Entertainment One ==
== Entertainment One ==
===1st Logo (2010-2016)===
===1st Logo (2010-2015)===
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'''Music/Sounds:'''
'''Music/Sounds:'''
* 2010-2015: Same as the E1 Entertainment logo, but re-arranged to be a bit more majestic. Like the E1 Entertainment logo, this music is composed by Jim McGrath. Despite the next theme being used on movies, this theme was still used on TV shows until 2015.
* 2010-2013: Same as the E1 Entertainment logo, but re-arranged to be a bit more majestic. Like the E1 Entertainment logo, this music is composed by Jim McGrath.
* 2013-2015: The 2004 [[Alliance Atlantis]] fanfare, composed by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.  
* 2013-2015: The 2004 [[Alliance Atlantis]] fanfare, composed by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.  


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'''Availability:''' Common.
'''Availability:''' Common.
* During the early use of the logo, it was originally uncommon and could be seen on trailers for eOne shows/movies and various Blu-ray/DVDs distributed in some countries. Since the company gained more distribution forces however, this and the next logo became much more widespread.
* During the early use of the logo, it was originally uncommon and could be seen on trailers for eOne shows/movies and various Blu-ray/DVDs distributed in some countries. Since the company gained more distribution forces however, this and the next logo became much more widespread.
* As with the previous logo, this can be seen on British, Canadian and (after the Hopscotch acquisition) Australian prints of Summit Entertainment films, beginning with ''Red'' and ending with ''Child 44''; included in that range is ''12 Years a Slave'', to which Summit held the international rights.
* As with the previous logo, this can be seen on UK and Canadian releases of Summit Entertainment films, beginning with ''Red'' and ending with ''Child 44''.
* The logo also shows up on Crackle's print of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' (1994), preceding the 1992 version of the 1984 [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] logo.
* The logo also shows up on Crackle's print of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' (1994), preceding the 1992 version of the 1984 [[Warner Bros. Pictures]] logo.
* The still and short versions can be seen on some shows from the era.
* The still and short versions can be seen on some shows from the era.
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* It additionally appeared on Canadian prints of ''The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones'' (2013), being plastered by the 1999 [[Screen Gems Pictures|Screen Gems]] logo on American prints.
* It additionally appeared on Canadian prints of ''The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones'' (2013), being plastered by the 1999 [[Screen Gems Pictures|Screen Gems]] logo on American prints.


===2nd Logo (2015-)===
===2nd Logo (2015-2022)===
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* On some episodes of season 18 of ''Grey's Anatomy'', the aforementioned logo's theme is heard.
* On some episodes of season 18 of ''Grey's Anatomy'', the aforementioned logo's theme is heard.


'''Availability:''' Current, but it may not last.  
'''Availability:''' Common, but no longer current.  
* First seen before trailers of movies made by them or outside of the United States.
* First seen before trailers of movies made by them or outside of the United States.
* The first TV show to use this, and the short version of the logo was ''PJ Masks''.
* The first TV show to use this, and the short version of the logo was ''PJ Masks''.
* It appeared on ''Grey's Anatomy'' starting from season 15 after Mark Gordon became the president of the company, and on films such as ''The Thinning: New World Order''.
* It appeared on ''Grey's Anatomy'' starting from season 15 after Mark Gordon became the president of the company, and on films such as ''The Thinning: New World Order''.
** This was also seen on the third season of ''Bitten'' as well.
** This was also seen on the third season of ''Bitten'' as well.
* It plasters the STX Films logo on Canadian and British prints of ''Playmobil: The Movie''.
* The in-credit versions appear on ''Peppa Pig'' on Channel 5 in the UK, Treehouse in Canada, and Nick Jr. in the US starting from series 5, as well as ''Alien TV'' and ''Ninja Express''.
* The in-credit versions appear on ''Peppa Pig'' on Channel 5 in the UK, Treehouse in Canada, and Nick Jr. in the US starting from series 5, as well as ''Alien TV'' and ''Ninja Express''.
* The still version of the logo appears on ''Ransom'' and the last two seasons of ''Criminal Minds'' on CBS.
* The still version of the logo appears on ''Ransom'' and the last two seasons of ''Criminal Minds'' on CBS.
* The only Hasbro show to use this logo was ''My Little Pony: Pony Life'', as subsequent Hasbro shows use the next logo instead.
* The only Hasbro show to use this logo was ''My Little Pony: Pony Life'', as subsequent Hasbro shows use the next logo instead.
* The open-matte shortened version is common, and the best way to find this is on ''PJ Masks'', as well as on ''Winston Steinburger and Sir Dudley Ding Dong''.
* The open-matte shortened version is common, and the best way to find this is on ''PJ Masks'', as well as on ''Winston Steinburger and Sir Dudley Ding Dong''.
* It also appears on some streaming prints of some films; such as the first four [[Laika]] films preceding their own logo (their fifth film ''Missing Link'' has the [[Elevation Pictures]] logo), the UK and Canadian prints of ''Gnomeo and Juliet'', the UK, Benelux, Australian and Spanish prints of ''The House with a Clock in Its Walls'', the latter plastering the custom 1963 [[Universal Pictures]] variant, and on [[Netflix Originals|Netflix]] prints of ''John Wick'', preceding the [[Summit Entertainment]] logo.
* It also appears on some streaming prints of some films; such as the first four [[Laika]] films preceding their own logo (their fifth film ''Missing Link'' has the [[Elevation Pictures]] logo), the UK and Canadian releases of ''Gnomeo and Juliet'', the UK, Benelux, Australian and Spanish releases of ''The House with a Clock in Its Walls'', the latter plastering the custom 1963 [[Universal Pictures]] variant, and on [[Netflix Originals|Netflix]] prints of ''John Wick'', preceding the [[Summit Entertainment]] logo.
* This is also used as a de-facto home video logo and appears on various DVD and Blu-ray releases in some countries.
* This is also used as a de-facto home video logo and appears on various DVD, Blu-ray and Ultra HD Blu-ray releases in some countries, such as the UK, Canada, Australia and Spain.
* With the next logo being recently introduced, this logo's days are outnumbered.
* It still appears on other shows, and it also more recently appeared on ''Clifford the Big Red Dog'', and on Canadian prints of ''The Woman King'', as the other prints use the next logo.
* As of this writing, it still appears on other shows, and it also more recently appeared on ''Clifford the Big Red Dog'', and on Canadian prints of ''The Woman King'', as the other prints use the next logo.
* This also appears on UK/Australian/Spanish releases of ''1917'' in a blue tint, which was released just prior to the Hasbro acquisition.
* This also appears on UK/Australian/Spanish prints of ''1917'' in a blue tint, which was released just prior to the Hasbro acquisition.
* This also appears on the UK and Benelux releases of ''The BFG'' (2016) as well.
* This also appears on the UK and Benelux releases of ''The BFG'' (2016) as well.


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'''Availability:''' Current.
'''Availability:''' Current.
* This first appeared in-credit on the TV adaptation of ''Candy Land'', and would later be used on select shows, along with the previous logo.
* This first appeared in-credit on the TV adaptation of ''Candy Land'', and would later be used on select shows, along with the previous logo.
* The animated version debuted on ''Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins'', and was later seen on the 4K UHD Blu-Ray release of ''Transformers: The Movie'' (1986).
* The animated version debuted on ''Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins'', and was later seen on the [[Shout! Factory]] 4K Blu-ray release of ''Transformers: The Movie'' (1986).
* As with these logos above, this logo is used as a de-facto home video logo, and appears on various DVDs and Blu-rays in some countries.
* The Hasbro variant only appears on films and shows based on Hasbro properties, replacing the second [[Allspark Pictures]] logo.
* The Hasbro variant only appears on films and shows based on Hasbro properties, replacing the second [[Allspark Pictures]] logo.
* The bylineless version appeared on international Amazon prints of ''Cruel Summer'', and also later at the end of ''Blue Bayou'' and an Australian trailer to ''Fireheart''.
* The bylineless version appeared on international Amazon prints of ''Cruel Summer'', and also later at the end of ''Blue Bayou'' and an Australian trailer to ''Fireheart'', and also is used as a de-facto home video logo since late 2022, and appears on various DVDs and Blu-rays in some countries like the UK and Canada, such as ''The Woman King'' and ''The Fabelmans''.
** It also appeared on ''Deep Water'', ''Orphan: First Kill'', and ''The Woman King'', as well as the shows ''The Rookie: Feds'' and ''The Recruit''.
** It also appeared on ''Deep Water'', ''Orphan: First Kill'', and ''The Woman King'', as well as the shows ''The Rookie: Feds'' and ''The Recruit''.
* It is also used in tandem with the previous logo as of this writing.
* It is also used in tandem with the previous logo as of this writing.
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