Sunrise Films

1st Logo (September 17, 1986-1992)
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Visuals: On a largely dark blue background, the entire logo is divided along the middle; the top half is blue with a yellow gradient resembling a sunrise, and the bottom half is dark blue with teal gradient lines along it that get more condensed as they get closer to the middle. From the middle of the screen, a large white light zooms in while an 8-pointed starburst rotates around it, which then rotates to its bottom to reveal a yellow beveled design, formed from steps and having a triangle-shaped top. The copies then swing onto themselves to form a single form of it, which then cross-fades over to the real logo, having the top half of the design in a more defined beveled shape with a white outline and a separate "sun" from the sunrays. As it fades to the logo, "SUNRISE FILMS" in a bold yellow font, zooms out and plasters itself along the bottom half.

Variants:
 * On Black Death, the logo is now in a flat red color on a white background. Below it is "Sunrise Films Limited" in black and a IAW notice.
 * An in-credit version of the above variant appears on Sam and Me.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A synth drone first plays, which is accompanied with synth whooshes, before a loud synth trumpet fanfare plays. Sometimes, the end theme of the show would play instead.

Availability: Seen on a few Canadian series and TV movies like Danger Bay, My Secret Identity, Hoover vs. the Kennedys: The Second Civil War, and possibly others.

2nd Logo (November 5, 1990-1991)
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Visuals: On a black background, a red scribble quickly draws in from left to right. Over the scribble, the text "A SUNRISE FILMS / FOSTERFILM PRODUCTION" appears in a purple font, with a sheen that scrolls off of it within the text. The text is also stacked, with "SUNRISE FILMS" and "FOSTERFILM" divided by a line.

Technique: Analog computer animation.

Audio: What sounds like a flock of birds taking off with their wings flapping, along with calls at the end.

Availability: Seen only on Max Glick.