Background[]
Sanch-An Productions is the vanity card for television producers Rocher Del Carmen Sanchez Contreras and Angelo Andrés Pinzón Contreras, both being kid prodigies at the ages of 12 and 14, which studied technology at PanaSystems on the ages of 8, 9 and 10.
1st Logo (August 6, 2009-May 21, 2013)[]
Visuals: On a beige background with a gray floor and white lines, (Rocher and Angelo's house) There is Angelo, with a red shirt playing his black drums, with cymbals on it, but only the cymbals are heard first by Angelo's said drums, with Rocher on an green-lightning bolted black hoodie saying on the microphone, "You sound really stupid!" On the upper side of the screen, there is the red text "Presented by:" on Angelos' script. And then, Rocher tries to walk and falls out of the ground while Angelo's verifying the microphone, and suddenly, when Angelo then does the joke beat (Ba dum tss) at the drums, the text "SanchAn Productions!" in blue, red and light beige, Rocher's script, and an abstract second A, zooms at the bottom of the screen (a la Alan Landsburg Logo) and then Angelo smiles evilly at him, seeing it's only a joke.
Technique: Live-action.
Audio: Angelo playing the cymbals, Rocher saying "You sound really stupid" With the cymbals cut how Rocher says "sound", walking of Rocher, Rocher himself falling, and a clap is heard when he falls, followed by the joke beat, and to finish it, Rocher then cries, seeming it was like pain from it's head.
Availability: Seen on somewhat called "Comparsas" made by La Salle College in Panama, from 2010 to 2013, seen on Color de Bandera, Higuan Serendipity, Los Colorados, The Stingers of The Canal Zone, among others.
2nd Logo (July 7, 2014-pres)[]
Visuals: On a tacky cerulean-black combined color background, there is a neon red pair of human-balls with no hands present, but faces, and one of them has a hat on it (Rocher and Angelo), staring right at us. On it's borders, two curved lines are shown (possibly their hoodies). They lift their hand, which is actually a heart, but suddenly a blue (monster) with big, unpuppiled eyes zooms from us, making the balls crash into it. The monster then smiles, revealing it's evil teeth, which look more than the "Stretch Films" logo from 1991. The balls gasp, and then they hold guns onto it. The camera zoom in into the hole of the guns, and then a "BANG" is shown on it, it seems like a superhero comic. The blue monster then gasps, and then runs from it. Seizure effects are shown in the rest of the logo, starting with the monster running into the screen and the other balls too, followed by severe events of the monster and the balls shooting and then failing at each other, with their guns now being slimed. The seizure effects dissapear, and they get replaced by thunders. The monster's eyes now became like an object show cartoon, and then they crash into the monster, followed by severe cartoon-ish explosion effects, all with the text "Sanch-An", on chutney-red to squash over the background, and when it squashes, the text "Productions" would appear in conjoint with it, zooming out on the bottom of said text. We then cut to the red neon balls and the slime throwing at the blue monster, shrinking and becoming huge at a seizure-like pace, with all the text zooming out a bit at the scene. The whole logo then explodes with an inverted flashing effect.
Variant: A short variant also exists, with all the scenes being reduced in seconds and some scenes are unexplicably cut. The blue monster's teeth looks more creepier than usual.
Technique: Flash animation
Audio: A series of musical electronic beeping sounds playing throughout, along with the effects fitting with the nature of the logo, such as a rising flourish of beeps (sounds like the power-up sound from Super Mario Bros.), gun sounds, the sounds of the blue monster, an mish-mash of fire and water, electric hizzing sounds, A synth crescendo (a la RTP), almost unexplicable sounds are also accompanying the logo, ending with a deep "bing" as the company name appears below, followed by an explosion sound.
Audio Variant: The short version uses a reduced, jumbled-up version of the logo, followed by an orchestra with 10 notes surrounding it, along with an explosion (remniscent of the Lo Wei Films fanfare)
Availability: Unknown.