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===Logo (2001-October 28, 2003)===
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'''Trivia:''' The silhouettes are called the "Eastern {{abbr|Ampelmännchen|little traffic light man}}", pedestrian crossing symbols in East Germany.
'''Variants:'''
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**A different version has the figure in black and against a white box with the text in full reworded to "A POSH PICTURES".
'''Technique:'''
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'''Availability:''' Seen on documentaries and short films produced by them such as ''Changing Tombs'', ''All Over Brazil'', and ''Bye-Child''.
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Logo (2001-October 28, 2003)
Visuals: On a black background, there is a red silhouette of a 2D, T-posing person wearing a hat spinning, disappearing after rotating 180 degrees counterclockwise on its z-axis. Spinning again with the same transition, a different cut-out of the person, now in green is shown with it looking rightward and in a walking pose. On the third time, the person is smaller with the bottom text "POSH PICTURES" underneath it.
Trivia: The silhouettes are called the "Eastern Ampelmännchen", pedestrian crossing symbols in East Germany.
Variants:
- An in-credit version exists where the silhouette is white with the text "A POSH" and "PICTURES PRODUCTION" besides it.
- A different version has the figure in black and against a white box with the text in full reworded to "A POSH PICTURES".
Technique: CGI.
Audio: The ending theme of the program.
Availability: Seen on documentaries and short films produced by them such as Changing Tombs, All Over Brazil, and Bye-Child.