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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the text "Breaking Glass Pictures" in white with "picutres" in small letters zooms in and stops. After a while, glass cracks. Then, the glass is broken further, revealing a light blue background and the first and last words colored in cyan. the logo shines.
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, the text "Breaking Glass Pictures" in white with "picutres" in small letters zooms in and stops. After a while, glass cracks. Then, the glass is broken further, revealing a light blue background and the first and last words colored in cyan. The logo glows.


'''Variant:''' Early trailers feature a still version.
'''Variant:''' Early trailers feature a still version.
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'''Availability:''' Seen on early Breaking Glass releases, such as ''The Band'' (the first movie by the company), ''Just Like the Son'', ''Marathon'', ''The Trouble with Romance'', ''Darkness'', ''American Harmony'', and ''Without a Home''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on early Breaking Glass releases, such as ''The Band'' (the first movie by the company), ''Just Like the Son'', ''Marathon'', ''The Trouble with Romance'', ''Darkness'', ''American Harmony'', and ''Without a Home''.



===2nd Logo (November 22, 2011-)===
===2nd Logo (November 22, 2011-)===

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Background

Breaking Glass Pictures is an independent film distribution company based in the US. With a catalogue of over 300 titles, it focuses on releasing a wide range of provocative and challenging films from horror, foreign language, art house, and genre to LGBTQ and more.

1st Logo (November 16, 2009-November 1, 2011)


Visuals: On a black background, the text "Breaking Glass Pictures" in white with "picutres" in small letters zooms in and stops. After a while, glass cracks. Then, the glass is broken further, revealing a light blue background and the first and last words colored in cyan. The logo glows.

Variant: Early trailers feature a still version.

Technique: 2D photo-animation done by Dead-I Productions.

Audio: The sounds of breaking glass.

Availability: Seen on early Breaking Glass releases, such as The Band (the first movie by the company), Just Like the Son, Marathon, The Trouble with Romance, Darkness, American Harmony, and Without a Home.

2nd Logo (November 22, 2011-)


Visuals: On a blue gradient background, a light slides to the top, and the blue-ish words "breaking glass pictures" in a stacked format zoom in, as the background shatters. It soon fades to black, as the flakes fall down, and the logo slightly zooms in.

Technique: Computer animation and possibly live-action.

Audio: A dreamy dramatic note, followed by a sound of glass breaking.

Availability: Seen on Game of Life, The M Word, The Suffering, and others.


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