(1968-1972)
Nicknames: "CCF", "The Movie Projector"

Logo: On a blue background, we see "CCF" being drawn in big black letters designed to represent an abstract movie projector. Then pink dots appear with a line being drawn around them, to look like the film running through the projector. A white line wiping and coming out of the F (the "projector lens") reveals the text "CINEMA CENTER FILMS", which then fades into "PRESENTS". The logo only appears once at the start of the film.

Closing Title: At the end of the film, the words "A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION" appear, with the words "A NATIONAL GENERAL RELEASE" below it. It is preserved on the recent DVD release of the first Charlie Brown film.

FX: The animation in the logo.

Music/Sounds: Usually silent, but sometimes has the beginning of the movie's theme. It is seen in this manner on A Boy Named Charlie Brown.

Availability: Usually saved on the films that used this logo, including Scrooge, Little Big Man, Blue Water, White Death, and the first two theatrical Peanuts features A Boy Named Charlie Brown and Snoopy Come Home, which was the last film to use this logo. The DVD of the former Peanuts release preserves the logo, however.

Scare Factor: Low; it mainly depends on the music.