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'''HGV Video Productions Inc.''' was a Canadian home video distributor that primarily released titles from United States-ba '''Technique:''' Analog computer animation.

'''Nova Home Video''' (also known as '''Nova Entertainment''') was a Canadian distribution company based in Calgary, Alberta. It was later bought out by '''Availability:''' Can be seen after the [[Canadian Video Factory|Canadian Video Factory]] logo on many tapes, such as the non-MST3K version of ''Spac

...enamed to [[Behaviour Communications]], two years after Malofilm purchased Canadian video game developer Megatoon, and around the time that was renamed to [[Be '''Technique:''' Backlit cel animation.

Hi-Tops Video (1989, French-Canadian byline).png *On <u>Canadian Hi-Tops Video releases from Astral Video</u>, this logo is followed by a bl

'''Legacy:''' This is one of the first logos to use Scanimate, an animation medium that was heavily used by companies in the seventies and eighties. '''Technique:''' 2D animation.

* On Canadian releases, "CANADA" is added below "VISUAL ENTERTAINMENT". '''Technique:''' CGI animation.

...on of Tinker Bell would later be reused for the [[Disney's FastPlay]] menu animation. ...y form of the Masterpiece Collection logo). It was also seen on the French-Canadian VHS releases of ''Cinderella'' (''Cendrillon''), ''The Many Adventures of W

'''Technique:''' Appears to be a combo of model work and computer animation. [[Category:Canadian television logos]]

'''Technique:''' Simple 2D animation. ...rd the camera, as a warning message appears on screen. Unlike the previous logos, the warning text does not scroll up.

...020, and a majority of its kids' content is now handled by [[Sony Pictures Animation]] and [[Sony Pictures Television|Sony Pictures Television Kids]]. The relea **One that starts at the beginning of the ribbon's animation (seen on ''A Rugrats Passover'').

'''Technique:''' Computer animation effects. *It is also seen on a Canadian VHS release of ''The Stand'' from Malofilm Video, as well as Netflix's prin

'''Technique:''' Computer animation, sometimes combined with live-action. ...as removed on post-2001 prints of these shows or plastered by the next two logos and the Disney Junior logo. The aforementioned shows also haven't aired sin

...zed splat form seen on, for example, ''Wild and Crazy Kids''), in computer animation, but the "Take 50" bumper also has a black-and-white filter over it and the ...various IDs used, including hand-drawn animation, claymation, and computer animation. This was done by Charlex (now CHRLX) in New York.

'''Technique:''' Traditional animation. * On several LaserDisc releases, the animation shows a LaserDisc being formed instead of a VHS tape, and even gains a real

'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation done with a Quantel Paintbox. '''Technique:''' Computer animation.

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'''Technique:''' Cel animation. '''Technique:''' Cel animation and practical effects.