Dandy Films

Background
This was a production company operated by Linda Dunn and Park Perkins, based in Ogden, Utah. The company specialized in low budget films, serving as a middleman when it came to international co-productions. In 1994, British producer Ruth Dodd joined the company and the company received a loan from E! founder Alan Mruvka. The company produced three films throughout 1995 before merging with Dodd's The Millimeter Station two years after, rebranding to Portal Films.

1st Logo (1987-1993)
Logo: We see a picture of Bryce Canyon at dusk. "DANDY FILMS" fades in below and shines.

FX/SFX: The shine and the text.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Appeared on Dine, Nest, D.O.A.D. and Santa's Little Helpers.

2nd Logo (1995)
Logo: We fade in to a golden cube with one of the corners facing the viewer. Two Ds are present on the front facing sides in a mirror fashion. The cube shines as the white text "DANDY FILMS" fades in below.

Variant(s):


 * Sometimes this logo is set on a blue or space background.
 * At the end of films, the cube is grey and the text "A" and "production" sandwiches the company name.

FX/SFX: The shine and the text.

Music/Sounds: A mythical synthesizer tune. Sometimes none.

Availability: Appeared on Huge and the 1995 remakes of Rabbit Test and The Beast of Yucca Flats.