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===Background===
'''Lean-M''' (
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|Lean-M_(2005).png|1st Logo (August 23, 2004-December 27, 2005)
|Lean-M_(2007)_(4-3).png|2nd Logo (August 16, 2005- )
|Lean-M_(2008,_Part_1).png|3rd Logo (
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'''Availability:''' Seen on the first 5 seasons of ''Soldiers'' and the second season of ''Afromoskvich''.
===2nd Logo (August 16, 2005- )===
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'''Technique:''' 2D CGI.
'''Audio:''' An electronic screeching sound, followed by an array of laser zaps and a downtempo tune
'''Audio Variants:'''
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* Most of the recent Lean-M productions have an in-credit mention instead, however, the logo was recently spotted at the beginning of their recent TV productions made for NTV: ''Alien Flock'' (Чужая стая), ''Glubokaya Bay'' (Бухта Глубокая) and ''The Criminal Doctor'' (Криминальный доктор).
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Lean-M (known as Lean-TV until 2004) is a Russian-based television production company founded in 2000 by Timur Weinstein and Oleg Osipov. On February 8, 2007, Sony Pictures Television acquired a 51% stake in Lean-M. On April 13, 2009, SPT acquired another 16%, and in 2010, SPT acquired the remainder. On June 6, 2022, Lean-M became a subsidiary of JVM Holding (a company established by Vladimir Utin, Mikhail Rossolko and Yulia Bikkulova).
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Visuals: In a white square is black "ЛЕАН" with a red triangle on the bottom of "Л", which is placed below "продюсерский центр". The triangle is connected to a red line which connects to a black square with "tV" ("М" since 2005).
Technique: None, unless you count the logo scrolling with the credits.
Audio: The closing theme of the show.
Availability: Seen on the first 5 seasons of Soldiers and the second season of Afromoskvich.
Visuals: On a black background, a glowing orange cardiogram line is drawn in and "ЛеанМ" ("LeanM") in a scraggly angular handwritten font wipes in. At the same time, a two-colored rectangle bar extends below, consisting of a gray part with the words "продюсерский центр" ("Producer center") in black and an orange part with "ЛЕАН-М" in white. Then the logo ripples, blurs and shrinks horizontally, and "представляют" ("present") wipes in from the left and shines.
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Technique: 2D CGI.
Audio: An electronic screeching sound, followed by an array of laser zaps and a downtempo tune composed by Oleg Litvishko.
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Visuals: On a black background, there is a small light ping on the left pulsating. When the long beep is heard, the light becomes a cardiogram line as a straight line, then the heartbeat monitor draws almost identical zig-zags like in the first logo; on the third time, the line forms the word "ЛеанМ" ("LeanM"), in a glowing ghostly white, but less grungy and smoother font, and the two-colored rectangle from the previous logo, also with a ghostly white glow, appears. Once they fade out, the word "ЛеанМ" ("LeanM") suddenly reappears instead of "представляет" ("presents"), but larger. After a few seconds, the name fades out quickly, ending the logo.
Variant: A short version with the full logo already formed was seen on some of the trailers of their movies.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: A series of high-pitched beeps from a cardiogram with deep ambient sounds in the background, a longer beep representing a flatline, a camera flash sound for each time the heart monitor drawing zig-zags, a mish-mash of a fiery whoosh, an electricity zap and another whoosh during the appearance of "ЛеанМ", an ambient drone accompanied by another beeps from a cardiogram, a very loud explosion, a la the 1st Epic Music Video logo, when "ЛеанМ" reappears and the sound of a woman breathing.
Availability: Appeared at the beginning of После жизни (Afterlife) (2008) and Человек, который знал всё (The Man Who Knew Everything) (2009) (both the movies and the trailers), as well as on the first 2009 trailer to Если бы да кабы (If Yes If Only) (2012) (it's unknown if it appeared on the movie itself however).
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