I personally feel that, the giant P looks out of place with the rest of the text, and the grey on black definitely does not stand out enough. You want your logo to be instantly recognizable. Think about the composition a little more and keep playing around with ideas. It may mean going for another logo completely, I can see you are to trying to keep it similar to your old one, I think. I am currently working on getting my logo done also so I understand how tricky it can be to get something great.

All the best with it, hope it comes out well for you.

The problem with having the P be very different is that it looks like it's not even supposed to be a letter.
Especially since Richard is a much more common name than Pritchard.  Before you, I had never heard of that name.
It makes it look a though it's called ritchard Studios, and you've forgotten to capitalize the R and added a T.

As for fonts, you can never go wrong with Century Gothic.

Very good point Squid, hadn't thought of that.
So, something more like this, just with motion?

Here, that better?
It's a little something that kinda merges my previous logo with the newer designs ideas/concepts.
Sorry for all the posts in one day, but I'm seriously obsessed with getting a good logo soon.

BUMP

Didn't mean for it to take that long, but here's another batch of logos.
http://youtu.be/4kkFHpTxlgA

By the way, the first one is a bit of a joke, and it's more a test to see how well I can integrate hats and accessories into the logo. I'm considering having the basic logo, and then adding a different hat or accessory to it depending on the film.
Say, a fez for Doctor Who, (If I was doing one.) a tophat for Steampunk, a sword for some medieval animation, or a gun for something else. (Logos #2 and #4 in this batch are the "Basic logo" that I'm talking about.)

Anyway, the motion on the last one is a bit rough, but I kinda like it.
#4 of this batch is probably my favorite, but what do ya'll think?

Hey man, I've seen this sort of on channels like Kooberz, where they brick film the intro for whatever episode they are filming.

Here's the link and you'll see what I mean.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua5qh40x4KA

Don't pay attention to his logo, but the thing after it. You might be able to get a more precise, clear, and unique logo if you tried brickfilming it rather than animating it.

Just a suggestion,
Joshua from Prestigious Pie Productions

PS: If you stick with computer animation I'm all for the one with a white background and gray text!

Yes, you are correct. And thank you, that's seems to be the most popular design, so some form of it will probably become the final logo.

The way I see it, (And I may be wrong!) is that he has his logo first, and then an animated title screen for the film second. What I'm trying to get is like his first logo thing, so are you saying that I should physically animate something for a "Brand logo" or what? The title screens for the films may or may not be animated, and aren't really what I'm concerned about right now.

Yep, that pretty much confirms my choice.

Rounding it would be pretty hard because of the programs that I am using.

I'm bringing the bricks into Lego Digital Designer, then using LDD2PovRay to convert the files, and finally using POV-Ray to render a high-res picture of each part. Those pics are then brought into Sony Vegas Platinum 11 and animated.

Yeah, it would be a lot simpler to animate and render it all in Blender, but I haven't put forth the effort to learn all of the tricks to using said software. At this point, it's easier for me to do the longer process.

Making the wheel part spin independently is tough and time consuming, but not impossible.
So I'll see what I can do.

I'm saying that you should animate your LOGO like he did his TITLE SCREEN. But, you do not have to try that.

I've messed with them a little bit and haven't come up with much. Do you mind posting a link to your "film reel" brick?