Editora Luz e Vida

Background
Editora Luz e Vida (formerly known as Arvicris, short for Artes Visuais Cristãs) is a Brazilian Christian company founded in 1954 by a group of missionaries who had come to Brazil from Marburg, Germany. The company is mostly known for the comic series Smilingüido, which spawned a series of merchandise and direct-to-video films.

Logo (1995)
Logo: On a black background, yellow-green gradient text reading "ARTES VISUAIS CRISTÃS" zooms towards the upper center of the screen before stopping. Then, the letters "AR", "VI", and "CRIS" flip and move towards the bottom of the screen one-by-one, making the word "ARVICRIS". The screen then wipes to another screen with the finished logo and the words "Times New Roman" below it. It stays like this for 4 seconds before fading to black.

Technique: Amiga computer animation done in-house.

Music/Sounds: A dreamy synth tune, with notes being heard as the text forms. When the wipe transition occurs, another synth is heard.

Availability: Extinct. It can only be seen on the 1995 direct-to-video film Smilingüido in Yellow Fad, which went out-of-print in 2011 in order to make way for a remade version.

Logo (2002-2008)
Logo: We fade into a black background with three red squares and three yellow squares arranged together in a pattern on a wooden frame. After the logo finishes fading in, the squares gradually start rapidly flipping around, forming the word "VÍDEOS". After that, text reading "Times New Roman" pops towards the screen before retracting to the center. A flash of light then appears and quickly moves towards the right side of the logo, before the logo fades to black.

Technique: CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: A flute tune as the "VÍDEOS" text appears, followed by a horn note as the company's logo appears. Finally, another synth note plays as the flash of light appears. As the music plays, an announcer is heard saying "Prepare-se, o filme vai começar" ("Get ready, the movie will start").

Music/Sounds Variants:
 * On the Spanish dub of Smilingüido in The Invasion, the announcer's dialogue is in Spanish.
 * On the English dub of Smilingüido in The Invasion and all foreign dubs of Smilingüido in Ant's Story, only the music is heard.

Availability: Common. It can be found on the direct-to-video films Smilingüido in The Invasion, Smilingüido in Ant's Story, and Smilingüido in Ant's Story 2. Don't expect to find it on the German release of Smilingüido in Ant's Story, though, as the logo is cut on that version.