Research for logo of thiallo
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The document analyzes and summarizes existing movie studio logos from Dreamworks, Universal, New Line Cinema, and Metro Goldwyn Mayer. It notes that Dreamworks' logo is too complicated and specialized to replicate. Universal's logo is difficult to animate and long. New Line Cinema's logo keeps interest with rotating elements and a simple color scheme. Metro Goldwyn Mayer's logo relies on outdated technology and low resolution. The document concludes by outlining desired attributes for a new studio logo, including simplicity, bright colors, unique fonts, and fades.
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- 2. DREAMWORKS • Complicated • Difficult to animate in a small time frame • Needs professional software to render • Not replicable or applicable to our studio • Unique typeface and branding Young boy throws rod, reels it in and sits back in the moon while the text fades in underneath
- 3. UNIVERSAL • Difficult to animate- as computer modelling software would need to be used • Long length of around 20 seconds before it finishes and fades out • Common typeface Sun shines on the side of the earth as the text “Universal” orbits the Earth before stopping in the middle of the screen and a light flashes from behind the Earth.
- 4. NEW LINE CINEMA A black box flips into the centre with pieces of film tape coming over the top while a flash builds and New Line Cinema appears underneath • Static text and „frame‟ of tape around the black box • Rotating elements keep interest in the studio animation • Simple design • Simple colour scheme that relies on 3 colours- light blue, white and black
- 5. METRO GOLDWYN MAYER • Static text and „frame‟ of tape around the lion • The lion is juxtaposed into the shot • Simple colour scheme • Complicated design • Old fashioned- isn‟t enhanced by modern technology, and is often low resolution The logo fades in, the lion roars and it fades out.
- 6. WHAT WE HAVE FOUND OUT/ WANT FROM OUR LOGO • A simple design • Something using a fade or flash of light behind the main logo to draw attention • Use a unique or recognisable font so the image of the company is unique • Use bright colours to contrast with the black background we will probably be using • Use fades to introduce the film after the logo • Have a small, simple logo that is easily recognisable to compete with how unique the logos of Universal and Metro Goldwyn Mayer are