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===1st Logo (
[[File:Farivaa films (1991, Maldives).jpg|frameless|center]]
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'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|red}} background, there is a {{color|blue}} frame containing the letter "'''F'''" made out of film strips. Below the letter, an arched stripe containing the text "{{color|blue|'''FARIVAA'''}}" is seen, and another stripe containing the word "FILMS" inside of a {{color|blue}} rectangle. Below the rectangle, there's a {{color|blue}} border containing the slogan "THE MARK OF GREAT {{color|blue|''FILMS''}}", with the last word inside of a {{color|red}} rectangle.
'''Technique:''' A still printed image.
'''Audio:''' The opening theme of the film.
'''Availability:'''
===2nd Logo (1993)===
[[File:Farivaa Films (1993).png|center|300px]]
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is the filmstrip "F" from before in purple. The logo is in a purple frame with "FARIVAA" below and "PRESENTS" below it.
'''Technique:''' A still computer graphic.
'''Audio:''' An upbeat music.
'''Availability:''' The logo was seen in ''Beyvafaa''.
===3rd Logo (May 10, 2000)===
[[File:Farivaa Films (1999, Source - Kaiveneege Furathama Ray).png|center|300px]]
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'''Logo:''' On a yellow checkered-like background, a "F" made of blue cinema strips with a white glow slides from the bottom like a from a realistic-like perspective (despite being CGI). It turns up after it slides. Then, the pink text with a white outline "FARIVAA FILMS" slides from the bottom, this time fast and scanimate-like. Then, the company name in white with a blue outline in Dhivehi fades in.▼
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'''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and scanimate.
'''Audio:''' A bombastic fanfare, followed by a [[Nickelodeon Games]]-like fanfare.
▲'''Availability:''' Only seen on ''Kaiveneege Furathama Ray''.
'''Availability:''' The logo was seen in ''Kaiveneege Furathama Ray''.
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Revision as of 02:43, 3 June 2024
Timpbskid23 and 2K-tan
Captures by
Tabit and TrademarkMagic04
Editions by
TVB
Video captures courtesy of
The Daily Rocky and SP Logo & Title Library 2
1st Logo (1991)
![](/w/thumb.php?f=Farivaa_films_%281991%2C_Maldives%29.jpg&width=300)
Visuals: On a red background, there is a blue frame containing the letter "F" made out of film strips. Below the letter, an arched stripe containing the text "FARIVAA" is seen, and another stripe containing the word "FILMS" inside of a blue rectangle. Below the rectangle, there's a blue border containing the slogan "THE MARK OF GREAT FILMS", with the last word inside of a red rectangle.
Technique: A still printed image.
Audio: The opening theme of the film.
Availability: The logo can only be seen in Loabeege Thoofan.
2nd Logo (1993)
![](/w/thumb.php?f=Farivaa_Films_%281993%29.png&width=300)
Visuals: On a black background, there is the filmstrip "F" from before in purple. The logo is in a purple frame with "FARIVAA" below and "PRESENTS" below it.
Technique: A still computer graphic.
Audio: An upbeat music.
Availability: The logo was seen in Beyvafaa.
3rd Logo (May 10, 2000)
![](/w/thumb.php?f=Farivaa_Films_%281999%2C_Source_-_Kaiveneege_Furathama_Ray%29.png&width=300)
Visuals: On a dark yellow checkered background, the letter "F" made of blue cinema strips with a white glow slides from the bottom and tilts upwards. After a second, the magenta text "FARIVAA FILMS" quickly slides from the bottom. Finally, the company name in white with a blue outline in Dhivehi fades in below the previous text.
Technique: A mix of CGI and scanimate.
Audio: A bombastic fanfare, followed by a Nickelodeon Games-like fanfare.
Availability: The logo was seen in Kaiveneege Furathama Ray.