Moonbeam Films

Logo description by mr3urious

Logo captures by mr3urious and BudTheChud1989

Editions by CuriousGeorge60 and BudTheChud1989

Background
Moonbeam Films (formerly Moonbeam Entertainment) is the family division of Full Moon Entertainment. It was known for specializing in family-orientated sci-fi and fantasy films such as the Prehysteria! trilogy and Pet Shop. It was later replaced by the PulsePounders! label in 1997, but was later revived in 2012.

1st Logo (June 30, 1993-May 21, 1996)
Logo: On a starry space background, we see a moon at the top of the screen. A blue comet flies around the moon from the left, and the text:

MOONBEAM

ENTERTAINMENT

is formed below in glowing blue letters. The comet freezes at the right, shining brightly, and the text turns gold and shines. The comet stops shining.

Variant: A still variant of this logo can be found on the trailer for the first Prehysteria! movie, after the Paramount logo. Later presentations of said trailer have the regular logo plaster both the Paramount logo and the still variant, although the still variant can still be seen for a split second.

FX/SFX: The comet and formation of the words.

Music/Sounds: It starts off with a mystical flute/string sounder, which culminates into a majestic fanfare. This theme is composed by Richard Band. Sometimes, it is silent instead.

Availability: Seen on VHS releases of films such as the Prehysteria! trilogy, Pet Shop, and Magic Island, among others. Also appears on Paramount VHS releases of the Josh Kirby series (DVDs use the second Kushner-Locke logo instead). Don't expect to see this on the Magic in the Mirror movies, or Spellbreaker: Secret of the Leprechauns. On the Blu-Rays of Prehysteria! and Pet Shop, as well as Tubi prints of their films, this is plastered by the 3rd Full Moon Entertainment logo.

2nd Logo (2012-)
Logo: TBA

Variant: TBA

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: A mystical sounding jingle.

Availability: Seen on recent DVD/Streaming prints of Teen Knight (retitled Medieval Park) and Magic in the Mirror, among possible others.