Electric Entertainment

Background
This is the production company of Dean Devlin.

Logo (December 5, 2004-)
Visuals: Against a stormy cloud background, the silhouette of a young boy runs past the camera holding a string that is revealed to be attached to a kite. As the kite weaves through the air, it is struck by lightning, turning it into a black-and-white stylized drawing. A gradient box quickly surrounds the kite on a black background as the stacked name "ELECTRIC ENTERTAINMENT" fades in below, pulsating.

Variants:
 * A shortened version exists where the name wipes in letter-by-letter.
 * Starting in 2018, the kite has a light-blue-and-white color scheme and the name is in a different, metallic font.
 * On Bad Samaritan, the kite remains when struck by lightning. The name, also in  and with a 3D effect, wipes in a la the short version. The entire logo pulsates, turning the kite black-and-white.
 * At the end of Who Killed the Electric Car? and Independence Day: Resurgence, the logo is still.

Technique: A mix of CGI and live-action.

Audio: A calming piano theme composed by Trevor Rabin, accompanied by the boy's laughter and thunder/lightning sounds.

Availability:
 * Seen on Flyboys, Blank Slate, The Wannabe, and Bad Samaritan.
 * The short version appears on The Librarian movies, The Triangle, Leverage, The Librarians, The Outpost, Almost Paradise, Leverage: Redemption, and The Ark.