- 3-G Home Video
- 10th Ave. Video
- 4 Play Video
- Academy Entertainment
- Action International Pictures
- Active Home Video
- AdultX
- AIX Media Group
- Allied Artists Video
- Alpha Video Classics
- American Home Video
- Amvest Video
- Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks Video
- Arman Julian Productions
- Astronics Tele-Cine Ltd.
- Axon Video
- Barr Entertainment
- BC Video
- Best Film & Video Corp.
- Big Top Video
- Bingo Video, Inc.
- Brentwood Communications
- Bullfrog Films
- BWE Video
- Caballero Home Video
- Caesar's Video
- Cal Vista Video (Some countries)
- Camp Video
- Children's Learning Video
- ChoiceMark Corp.
- Cindy V Video
- Cinema Home Video
- Cinescope Enterprises/Panorama International
- Classic Family Entertainment
- Cobra Media
- Coliseum Video
- Crown Movie Classics
- Dave Hood Entertainment
- Dead Alive Productions
- Diamond Entertainment Corporation
- DIC Home Entertainment
- Digiview Entertainment
- Disc Plaza Entertainment
- Dollar Entertainment
- Dreamland Home Video
- E Realbiz
- Edde Entertainment
- Elite Entertainment
- Ergo Home Video
- Essex Video
- Evil Angel Video
- Fat Dog Productions
- Films Incorporated
- Film Threat Video
- First Look Home Entertainment
- First Run Video
- Fotomat Video
- Front Row Entertainment, Inc.
- Genesis Home Video
- Golden Dragon Cambodian Video (Some countries)
- Gospel Films Video
- Gourmet Video Collection
- Guthy-Renker
- Happy Face Home Video
- Harmony Vision
- Hart Sharp Video
- HIS Video
- Hollywood Video Library
- Hosca Home Video Productions
- IN-X-CESS International Films
- J2 Communications
- JTC Video
- Jane Fonda Workout
- Jingle Cats Home Video
- K-Tel Video
- Kaiju Productions
- Kid Time Video
- Kideo Incorporated
- King of Video
- Kodak Video
- Kultur
- KVC Home Video
- L.A. Hero
- LatinAmerica Films & Video
- Lumivision
- MPI Home Video
- MTI Home Video
- Maier Communications, Inc.
- Malibu Video
- Mark V International
- Master Arts Video
- Minolta Audio-Visual (Some countries)
- Monarch Home Video
- Morgan Creek DVD
- Morris Video
- Muther Video
- National Geographic Video
- New Horizons Home Video
- New Star Entertainment
- NFL Films Video Library
- North American Releasing
- NuTech Digital
- Omega Entertainment
- Pacific Arts
- Palisades Home Video
- Parade Video
- Paragon Video Productions
- Parents Approved Video
- Passion Productions
- Passport International Productions, Inc.
- PC Treasures
- Penthouse Video
- Pentrex
- Pioneer Special Interests
- Planet Video
- Playboy Home Video
- Player Home Entertainment
- PorchLight Home Entertainment
- Premiere Video
- Prism Entertainment
- Producers' Video Inc.
- Quality Video, Inc.
- Quality X Video
- Questar Home Video
- RCA SelectaVision
- RNJ Corporation
- Raedon Home Video
- Rainbow Home Video
- Reader's Digest Home Entertainment (Some countries)
- Right Stuf Inc.
- Shapiro Glickenhaus Home Video (Some countries)
- Shokus Video
- SISU Home Entertainment
- Slingshot Entertainment
- Soft Touch Video
- Something Weird Video
- SouthGate Entertainment
- Standard Video
- Star Anime Enterprises
- Starling Films
- Sterling Entertainment Group
- Super Video Inc.
- TGA Video
- TGG Direct
- Tidewater Productions
- Travelview International
- Troma Team Video
- Twin Tower Entertainment
- UVI Video Productions
- Valentine Video
- Valley of the Sun Video
- VCI Entertainment
- VCX
- Velocity Home Entertainment
- Ventura Distribution
- Victor King Video
- VIDCO - The Video Company
- Video-X-Pix
- Video City Productions
- Video Gems
- Video Outlaw
- VideoTours
- View Video
- Vina Distributor
- Vintage Home Entertainment
- Virgin Video (Some countries)
- Vivid Entertainment
- Voyage Productions
- Wellspring Media
- WesternWorld Television
- Westlake Entertainment
- Wizard Video
- Woodhaven Entertainment
- York Entertainment
- Young Generation Video
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'''Variant:''' A opening variant found on ''Bizarre Music Television'' has the logo in black on a cornflower blue background. "RHINO VIDEO PRESENTS" in a yellow serif font fades in over it.
'''Trivia:''' This same rhino was also used for the print logo for Rhino Records at the time, illustrated by
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=== 2nd Logo (1987-1993)===
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===3rd Logo (1993-February 16, 2003)===
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▲'''Music/Sounds:''' A synth bass sounder with a dramatic [[United American Video Corporation|UAV]]-like "whoosh" when the logo comes in.
▲'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Can be seen on ''South Park'' and ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' tapes from 1998-1999 and other releases and early DVDs of the time. It has also been spotted on ''My Dinner with Jimi''.
=== 4th Logo (1999-2009)===
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'''Logo:''' Against a black background, a 2D version of the Rhino logo from before zooms-up. It shines with a lens flare, and "HOME VIDEO", in plum, fades in below.▼
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▲'''Technique:''' The zoom and shine.
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.
'''Audio:''' The "Scary" variation of "Dramatic Logo 2" (also used in the 1998 [[Plastic Wax]], 2002 [[Eureka Multimedia]] (lacking the slam sound) and 2003 [[Favorit-Film]] logos).
'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Seen on recent DVDs of music videos, many ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' DVDs and later VHS releases of the show, as well as some ''Transformers Armada'' and ''Gumby'' DVDs.▼
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Captures by
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Editions by
MJ2003
Video captures courtesy of
DudeThatLogo, TLMA and EnormousRat
Background
Rhino Home Video (formerly "Rhino Video") was the home video arm of Rhino Records, now part of the Warner Music Group.
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1st Logo (1985-1987) | 2nd Logo (1987-1993) | 3rd Logo (1993-February 16, 2003) | 4th Logo (1999-2009) |
1st Logo (1985-1987)
Visuals: On a black background, a purple TV tube shape can be seen, in which it has an anthropomorphic rhino inside it. The rhino has an Elvis-like pompadour, a jacket with zippers on them, and appears to be grinning at us, while snapping his fingers. A diamond transition then brings forth the hot pink text "RHINO" in a 50's-era styled font, each on unevenly placed squares that invert colors for every other letter. Below it is the word "VIDEO".
Variant: A opening variant found on Bizarre Music Television has the logo in black on a cornflower blue background. "RHINO VIDEO PRESENTS" in a yellow serif font fades in over it.
Trivia: This same rhino was also used for the print logo for Rhino Records at the time, illustrated by William Stout in 1974, although the rhino here lacks the record on his horn. The rhino's name is also Rocky, according to the 1983 Rhino Records catalog cover.
Technique: 2D animation.
Audio: None.
Availability: Can be seen on the original copy of Johnny Legend presents: Commercial Mania, and maybe on other videotapes.
2nd Logo (1987-1993)
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Visuals: On a white background, multiple blue scribbles with red shadows are seen, possibly supposed to be stones, while a large serif "1" can be seen. The screen buzzes with white for a second, which it then flashes to a "2" in the same font and different-looking "stone" scribbles. It then buzzes with white again, changing to a "3" on a different scribble background, filled with light green, yellow, and teal strokes. It then fades to an actual stone wall with a white plate in the middle of it. On it is the Rhino Video logo from before, but fully colorized with a skin colored Rocky Rhino with the same black pompadour and jacket, and a white gloved hand. Above it is "RHINO" in the same configuration from before, but with black letters and cycling multi-colored squares, and below that is "VIDEO" in the same font from before as well. The screen then suddenly starts rapidly flashing white, in which Rocky snaps its fingers, developing a yellow glow around the tube, the squares to stop shifting colors, and he also winks at us (which is hardly noticeable). After several seconds of flashing, it stops and the logo slowly fades out.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: None.
Availability: It can be seen on most releases from this time period like Commercial Mania: Special Edition.
3rd Logo (1993-February 16, 2003)
Visuals: On a light gray stone background, a large silver "RHINO" word flies in on the left, which is in a serif font but is also arranged like the 1978 wordmark. The whole thing then suddenly shifts to the right, where a red football-like oval is seen behind it. Passing through the "O", the logo straightens itself out and settles onto the background, which shifts to a darker, different-looking stone background. The words also seem to zoom back a bit.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A synth bass sounder with a dramatic UAV-like "whoosh" when the logo comes in.
Availability: Can be seen on South Park and Mystery Science Theater 3000 tapes from 1998-1999 and other releases and early DVDs of the time. It has also been spotted on My Dinner with Jimi.
4th Logo (1999-2009)
Visuals: Against a black background, a 2D version of the Rhino logo from before zooms-up. It shines with a lens flare, and "HOME VIDEO", in plum, fades in below.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: The "Scary" variation of "Dramatic Logo 2" (also used in the 1998 Plastic Wax, 2002 Eureka Multimedia (lacking the slam sound) and 2003 Favorit-Film logos).
Availability: Seen on DVDs of music videos, many Mystery Science Theater 3000 DVDs and later VHS releases of the show, as well as some Transformers Armada and Gumby DVDs.