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- 20th Century Fox. 20th Century Fox Intro HD. What is it? The legendary 20th Century Fox logo is everything that the modern, self-obsessed Disney logo wishes it could be (more on that in a minute).
- A24. A24 Movie Trailer Logos (2023) What is it? Just the name, which is kind of buzzy all on its own, but how about one where it’s made of eyes? Or it’s a stained glass window?
- Bad Robot. Bad Robot Logo. What is it? A dark field, broken by a little red guy scurrying through before pausing in front of the camera—revealing that he’s a retro-looking robot, a Bad Robot, if you will.
- Blumhouse (circa 2012) Blumhouse Productions logo. What is it? You find yourself in a derelict room. An old chair is spinning in the air upside-down. Creepy voices fill your ears.
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- Universal Studios. All things considered, Universal Studios still boasts the greatest movie studio logo in cinematic history. The simplicity of a revolving globe may seem basic, but what it signifies underscores the essence of cinema better than the rest.
- Walt Disney Pictures. As soon as the enchanting Walt Disney Pictures logo appears onscreen, it's easy to become overwhelmed with magical feelings that make one feel like a kid again.
- Paramount Pictures. No film logo in Hollywood history has endured longer than the iconic Paramount Pictures symbol. The oldest surviving Hollywood film logo featuring a magnificent pyramid-shaped mountain was created in 1914 and has withstood the test of time ever since.
- 20th Century Fox. While brief flirtations with altered designs came and went, it's hard to contend with the towering 20th Century Fox logo that has remained largely unchanged between the 1950s and 2020 (save for CG enhancement).
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Notable Flicks: Jurassic Park, Back To The Future, Despicable Me 2, Furious 7, The Mummy. The production house was initially known with the name Moving Pictures Company (IMP). In 1912, Carl Laemmle, the founder of IMP, signed a contract with other studios. It results in founding Universal Pictures in 1914. Although the production company has change...
Notable Flicks: The Dark Knight, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hollows (Part2), American Snipper, Suicide Squad, The Hobbit. Warner Bros was founded by four Jewish brothers who were basically from Poland. Just like Universal Pictures, the company has done many revisions in their logo design. The current production company logo features a white color...
Notable Flicks: Skyfall, Spider-Man, Spectre, The Da Vinci Code, Men in Black. Since the time of its inception, the company logo design has gone through a number of changes. The very first logo of the company featured a female Roman soldier holding a shield in her left arm and a sheaf of wheat in her right arm. Currently, the logo features a female...
Notable Flicks: Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, The Boss Baby, Real Steel, The Time Machine. Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen – the three big shots started this company in 1994. Depending on the movie, the brand is famous to change its film production logo. The current logo features a young boy sitting on a crescent moon and holding a f...
Notable Flicks: Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Lilo & Stitch, The Incredibles, Beauty And The Beast. Did you know that Disney Pictures didn’t use any film production logo until 1985? They used to write only ‘Walt Disney Presents’ everywhere. Their first film logosfeatured a Disney castle on a blue background. The iconic logo design ide...
Notable Flicks: Titanic, Transformers, Shrek The Third, Mission Impossible, Star Trek Beyond. Paramount Pictures is one of the second oldest film studios in the U.S.A. The company’s original logo was designed by William Hodkinson. He sketched the image of the mountain, which is similar to Ben Lomond Mountain in Utah (his childhood place). Paramount...
Notable Flicks: Avatar, Ice Age, X-Men, The Martain, Life Of Pi. Emil Kosa, the renowned French American artist has created the original 20th Century Pictures logo. After the merger, he replaced ‘Pictures’ with ‘Fox’. The main attraction of Twentieth Century Fox productions are the searchlights and the music accompanying the logo. If you are planni...
Notable Flicks: The Wizard Of Oz, An American In Paris, The Hobbit, Casino Royale, Creed II. The production house came into existence after the amalgamation of Goldwyn Corporation with Louis B Mayer Pictures and Metro Pictures. Though the company has revamped its logos a lot many times, the words ‘Art Gratia Artis’ beautify the arc above the lion’s...
Notable Flicks: Baby Driver, Basic Instinct, Terminator, Jumanji, District 9. TriStar is an American film studio which is owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment. The iconic logo features a flying Pegasus with the TriStar written just above his head. It is believed that the reason behind using Pegasus in TriStar film studio logos is that the founder, ...
Notable Flicks: Blockers, The Disaster Artist, Long Shot, Don’t Breathe, Neighbors. Who are those kids writing ‘Good Universe’ in the night sky with sparklers? It is probably the first question that pops up every time in your mind when you see this film logo. The two boys and two girls are said to be sons and daughters of the company’s founder Joe ...
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Aug 13, 2015 · A Redditor has posted a tiled graphic that displays all the different iterations of five major studio identities, going back to the black and white years. A new logo is something that...
A black and white color palette may suggest a film company rooted in noir, while more vibrant colors and typefaces may convey a sense of avant-garde. Take a look at our examples for inspiration. Why do film companies use logos?
Oct 13, 2023 · The predominantly monochrome black-and-white scheme emphasizes the contrast between E.T.’s alien origins and his earthly encounters. Alternate versions using shades of blue and white bring to mind the vast expanse of space and its mysteries.
Like many movie studio logos, Summit Entertainment uses a relatively simple color palette of just black and white. However, some versions of the logo also include streaks of silver. The official image simply includes a wordmark across two lines.
