Universal studios:
Universal
studios have a very iconic logo that shows the Earth glowing with the word
universal going across it. The logo has always been like this since it was
first in created in April 30, 1912, California, United States, but has been
updated from a timeless look of being black and white to the logo it has today,
connoting to the audience how the studio has evolved and changed over the
years. The logo has also been altered with certain films, like for the 1994
“The Flintstones” to make it look more like the film showing that how the
company don’t mind not taking themselves seriously, making the logo more relatable
with the audience. The logo which is an image of the globe connotes to the
audience that the film institution is a globe institution, and is available
worldwide and it’s for the whole world enjoyment when it comes to what type of
films they finance, even thought it was created in America. The high quality graphics on the logo shows that
Universal is a company of quality and highly professional film company.
DreamWorks
which is a US film institution has a very popular and iconic logo. Firstly the
main image of the logo is a man sitting on the moon and he is fishing, this
gives off the idea to the audience that the film that they are going to watch have
the possible for anything to happen. Also underneath the main image it says
“DreamWorks”, which also gives off the idea that the film the audience is about
to watch is going to put them into their own little world. The colour scheme is
also in black and white/ are a darker scheme, this is to show how the films the
audience is about to watch are timeless as DreamWorks has created many popular
animated films over the years which is how they’ve become as popular as a film
institution. Such as the Shrek franchise, How to train a dragon and also Kung
Fu Panda.
This US film
institution, Columbia Pictures is a very iconic logo as it is an image of a
woman holding a light which represents the spotlight of the film and also the
woman is standing on a type of stage which also represents the film industry,
this could also connote to the audience of the State of Liberty as it has a close resemblance to the Statue, a very ionic symbol
to the people of America and is one of the first thing people would think of
when thinking of New York/The USA, making it recognisable to most people around
the world. This image would connote to the audience the level of quality of the
film they are about to watch.
20th Century
Fox is an American film company and is one of the biggest in the world. It has
made some of the highest budget films in history, including the likes of Avatar
and Ice Ace. The logo is a large, statue-like structure of the company name
that is gold with strobe lights around it. The gold in the logo symbolises the
wealth of the company as well as emphasising the quality of the brand and its
products. The lights connote how the company is looking for new stars, as they
are pointing at the sky shining the way for someone new to appear.
Universal
studios have a very iconic logo that shows the Earth glowing with the word
universal going across it. The logo has always been like this since it was
first in created in April 30, 1912, California, United States, but has been
updated from a timeless look of being black and white to the logo it has today,
connoting to the audience how the studio has evolved and changed over the
years. The logo has also been altered with certain films, like for the 1994
“The Flintstones” to make it look more like the film showing that how the
company don’t mind not taking themselves seriously, making the logo more relatable
with the audience. The logo which is an image of the globe connotes to the
audience that the film institution is a globe institution, and is available
worldwide and it’s for the whole world enjoyment when it comes to what type of
films they finance, even thought it was created in America. The high quality graphics on the logo shows that
Universal is a company of quality and highly professional film company.
DreamWorks:
DreamWorks
which is a US film institution has a very popular and iconic logo. Firstly the
main image of the logo is a man sitting on the moon and he is fishing, this
gives off the idea to the audience that the film that they are going to watch have
the possible for anything to happen. Also underneath the main image it says
“DreamWorks”, which also gives off the idea that the film the audience is about
to watch is going to put them into their own little world. The colour scheme is
also in black and white/ are a darker scheme, this is to show how the films the
audience is about to watch are timeless as DreamWorks has created many popular
animated films over the years which is how they’ve become as popular as a film
institution. Such as the Shrek franchise, How to train a dragon and also Kung
Fu Panda.
Columbia Pictures:
This US film
institution, Columbia Pictures is a very iconic logo as it is an image of a
woman holding a light which represents the spotlight of the film and also the
woman is standing on a type of stage which also represents the film industry,
this could also connote to the audience of the State of Liberty as it has a close resemblance to the Statue, a very ionic symbol
to the people of America and is one of the first thing people would think of
when thinking of New York/The USA, making it recognisable to most people around
the world. This image would connote to the audience the level of quality of the
film they are about to watch.
20th Century Fox:
20th Century
Fox is an American film company and is one of the biggest in the world. It has
made some of the highest budget films in history, including the likes of Avatar
and Ice Ace. The logo is a large, statue-like structure of the company name
that is gold with strobe lights around it. The gold in the logo symbolises the
wealth of the company as well as emphasising the quality of the brand and its
products. The lights connote how the company is looking for new stars, as they
are pointing at the sky shining the way for someone new to appear.
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