Warner Home Video 1986-1996 B ChadODell 2007-01-17 | Another version of the "Cheesy Shield" with the Time Warner Entertainment byline.
Chad ODell Films (2008-2009) ChadODell 2007-05-15 | The second version of the first logo of my company
Chad ODell Films (2007-2008) ChadODell 2007-05-15 | The first version of my company's logo that I created using the same products as the NET logo recreation. This one is 105 frames and exactly 7 seconds long.
NET logo recreation ChadODell 2007-05-14 | A recreation of the National Educational Television logo that I made using Microsoft Paint and Windows Movie Maker.
Saved By The Bell 1st season opening credits (1989) ChadODell 2007-03-27 | The opening credits for the 1st season of the phenomenally popular NBC Saturday Morning teen sitcom "Saved By The Bell"
Inspector Gadget 1st season closing credits (1983-1984) ChadODell 2007-03-26 | The closing credits from the 65 episodes of Inspector Gadget's first season from September 10, 1983 to November 24, 1984.
MTE logo 1987-1990 ChadODell 2007-02-14 | The first of 3 logos from MTE Television. This logo is the so-called "Nightmare Globe Of Death", because of its music, which is an overworked version of the classic Revue Television jingle, and the animation with the globe, which is more geographically correct compared with the classic Universal and MCA globes, zooming up too close too fast. This logo has the MCA byline with MCA in its corporate font. MTE was shut down probably shut down in 1995. And the Music Corporation Of America, as MCA was more formally called, was itself dissolved in 1997, into Universal's television division which was renamed NBC Universal in 2004
National Telefilm Associates Home Entertainment 1980s ChadODell 2007-02-14 | This is the short lived logo for NTA Home Entertainment from the 1980's. National Telefilm Associates, the distributor of old cartoons from both Fleischer Studios and Famous Studios, was at this time owned by Republic Pictures or so I have heard. This was NTA Home Entertainment's only logo, for NTA was dissolved into Republic Pictures by the end of the 1980's. Interestingly, Republic Pictures was soon absorbed into what is now the new Viacom International.
Public Broadcasting Service logo 1992-1996 ChadODell 2007-02-14 | The third variation of the "Split Profile P-Head" ident, known as the Orange CGI P-Head. This was seen on television from late 1992 until the "Windowsill" ident was first shown in mid 1996. Often, during the years this logo was on, a short featurette on how this logo was made was shown in between shows to fill air time.
Public Broadcasting Service logo 1989-1993 ChadODell 2007-01-27 | The Transparent Blue P-Heads logo was only the second version of the Split-Profile P-Head logo which was first shown 5 years earlier. This logo is considered to be the earliest surviving PBS logo still in syndicated reruns. It can still be shown on some PBS stations if your PBS stations have older prints. Unfortunantly, it barely ever shows up on Rhode Island PBS, my PBS station.
Public Broadcasting Service logo 1984-1989 ChadODell 2007-01-27 | The well-known "Split-Profile P-Head" identity. The most popular revision of a logo in TV history, this logo still exists today though several versions of this have been made in the last 23 years.
Public Broadcasting Service logo 1971-1985 ChadODell 2007-01-27 | The infamous Tri-Coloured Everyman P-Heads logo, which was shown from October 1971 until mid 1984, when the Split-Profile P-Head logo became PBS's new logo although the Tri Coloured P-Head logo was still seen on new episodes of PBS shows until November of 1985. This was also, according to the Closing Logo Groups, one of the scariest logos in the history of television, due to its startlingly primitive animation and frightening moog synthesizer tones including a sound like a telephone at the beginning. I was slightly unnerved when I first saw it, but I have gotten used to this logo and I along with a lot of logo fan who do not shake in fear when watching this logo consider it a classic. But for some of you guys who ran to the closets whenever this logo came on as a child, please watch at your own risk.
Public Broadcasting Service 1970-1971 ChadODell 2007-01-21 | The very first PBS logo which was shown as a placeholder logo with the National Educational Television logo from Monday October 5th 1970 until the Tri-Colored P-Heads logo came to public television on Monday October 4th 1971
National Educational Television 1969-1970 ChadODell 2007-01-19 | The second version of the National Educational Television logo.
Warner Home Video (1980-1986) ChadODell 2007-01-17 | The first Warner Home Video logo if you choose not to include WCI Home Video as a Warner Brothers Home Video Logo
Sony Pictures Television 2002-present (short version) ChadODell 2007-01-14 | This is the Sony Pictures Television logo first shown in 2002. This is the shorter and more common version of the logo.
Sony Pictures Television 2002-present (long version) ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The current Sony Pictures Television logo from 2002. This is the longer and less common version of the logo.
Columbia Pictures Television 1992-1998 Distribution Logo ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The modern-day CPT Torch Lady Distribution logo with the Sony Pictures Entertainment byline
Columbia Pictures Television 1992-1998 ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The modern day CPT Torch Lady logo which ran from 1992 to 2000. Columbia Television, by this time, was owned by Japanese electronics giant Sony Corporation, which purchased the company in 1989. Look for the Sony Pictures Entertainment byline and listen for the 6-note brass jingle that was used for the Columbia-Tristar TV Boxes Of Boredom.
Columbia Pictures Television 1987-1992 Distribution Logo ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The same as the 1987 CPT Torch Lady but with a distribution credit. Has Columbia Pictures Entertainment byline.
Coulmbia Pictures Television 1987-1992 ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The other version of the 1980's Torch Lady with the horn music and Columbia Pictures Entertainment byline.
Columbia Pictures Television 1982-1988 ChadODell 2007-01-14 | The first Columbia Television "Torch Lady" logo. At this time, CPT was owned by The Coca-Cola Company. Look for the Coca-Cola byline and listen for the higher pitched and shorter version of the "Sunburst" jingle
Columbia Pictures Television 1974-1976 ChadODell 2007-01-13 | The first Columbia Pictures Television logo otherwise known as the CPT Preztel with the Columbia Pictures Industries byline
CPT Lindbergh Preztel ChadODell 2007-01-13 | This is a variation of the CPT Preztel logo from the TV movie, "The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case", which aired in 1976. Listen for the slightly higher pitched jingle.
The Electric Company opening credits season 6 ChadODell 2006-10-01 | Electric Company opening credits from season 6
The Electric Company opening credits season 5 ChadODell 2006-10-01 | Electric Company opening credits from season 5
The Electric Company opening credits season 3 ChadODell 2006-09-30 | Electric Company opening credits from season 3
The Electric Company opening credits season 2 ChadODell 2006-09-30 | Electric Company opening credits from season 2
The Electric Company opening credits season 1 ChadODell 2006-09-30 | Electric Company opening credits from season 1
