Research on company and film logos

this film title fits its genre as a black and white crime film because the connotations of using grey scale suggest age and the use of the headlights shining onto the text suggest an air of mystery and unlawful behaviour as the first thought from night driving is danger.

the use of a uneven font suggests the genre of fantasy as the font is similar to how you would see an old book written from the use of ink and quill. it also give the impresion of inperfection. the different sized letters are interesting to the eyes as they are different and nonuniform. 

in the above romantic comedy trailers the use of bold text, coloured text and small space between words are used as a convention. the bold text brings attention to the font and it is the same with the colour, the use of a few different font sizes is important in "how to loose a guy in 10 Days" draws the interest of the audience as they noticed the imperfect nature of the text. 

this film production logo is appropriate as it shows what the focus of the company is (films) in a very simple format. the black on a light yellow background stands out and would look flashy to an audience. 

an iconic production company logo. the logo continues the idea of the name of the company with a fantasy - friendly image of a young boy fishing from the moon. this iconic logo is easily recognisable against others and does well to suggest the themes of the production companies work. 

this logo uses bright neon colours that stand out to an audience with their vibrancy. the use of these colours excites and confuses the audience suggesting modernity. this film logo carries the connotations of lively films, with informative plots which could educate an audience in an entertaining way of current events.

this is a simple and stylistic production logo. the text is white to contrast the darkness of the black background and stands out. the connotations of this production company logo is serious media which carries formality in its context. the elegance in the mountain suggestive line above the text attracts a mature audience versus the young audience the broken string records would attract