Warner Bros. Pictures idents vary slightly depending on the genre of the film, with brighter idents for films like Happy Feet aimed at children and darker idents for films like Batman. However, the ident generally maintains a simple logo in front of a blue sky background, with only minor changes to colors and lighting. Legendary Pictures focuses mainly on thriller films like Jurassic World. Their ident features a mysterious, complicated logo that is in keeping with the genre's goal of confusing audiences. The lighting is usually dark and plain to draw attention to the bold, clear text and complex logo. While the logo is complicated, this works for thrillers as it matches the confusion audiences feel in the plots.

1. Warner Bros. Pictures
• Warner Bros. isn’t genre specific, however
sometimes changes their idents to suit the genre
of film. For example, they may have a brighter and
less intense ident for Happy Feet which has a
target audience of kids, but may have a darker and
more mysterious ident for Batman, which is an
example of a thriller film.
• Their ident is usually very similar in every film it is
featured in, with a simple logo in front of a blue
sky background. It is not changed very much if at
all for the different genre of films. The biggest
change made would be the colours and lighting,
going darker for films that or more mysterious or
have a older audience.

2. Legendary Pictures
• Legendary pictures has a complicated logo because
thriller films intend to confuse the audience in
some parts of the film. The logo is also quite
mysterious which is a common theme of the
thriller genre. The lighting of their idents is usually
dark and it is quite plain. This is so the audience
focuses on the logo and the name as it only lasts
for a few seconds.
• This production company is quite genre specific,
mainly creating thriller films such as Jurassic World.
Therefore, their ident is similar throughout the
different films that the ident is in. The text of the
ident is bold and clear so the audience focuses on
that as well. Although the logo is complex, this
works well with the genre as the audience doesn’t
know what the logo means, and plots of many
thrillers make the audience confused.