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===1st Logo (earlyEarly 1980s)===
 
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a chunky, rectangular "{{color|red|'''F'''}}" flies in from the left, while a small "{{color|blue|'''i'''}}" with a dot as large as its base, flies in from the right, and both lay overtop of each other. The entire thing then fades to a {{color|hotpink|hot pink}} colour, with the "'''i'''" only becoming an outline, and then "'''FILMS INTERNATIONAL'''" fades in below in a rounded sans-serif font. The logo then zooms back as a byline for the Carraun Group and its address below, in all of the same font, fly up from the bottom of the screen.
'''Logo:''' The letters "f" and "i" zoom in from the top corners and fuse together to form a magenta screen. A white caption "FILMS INTERNATIONAL" fades in and both zoom out to reveal "A MEMBER OF THE CARRAUN GROUP" and its business address.
 
'''EditorTrivia:'s Note''': 82 High Holborn is part of Templar House ([https://goo.gl/maps/BYzRK9tSJVVpixQh7 Street View]), a commercial office building that is currently disused (as of November 2020), and presumably awaiting redevelopment.▼
'''FX/SFX''': TBA
 
'''Music/SoundsTechnique:''': A horn-drivenComputer fanfareanimation.
 
'''Audio:''' A horn-driven fanfare ("The Sound of Success" by Brian Bennett).
'''Music/Sounds Variants''': None.
 
'''Availability:''': TBAUnknown.{{AvailabilityExamples}}
 
===2nd Logo (earlyEarly-Mid 1980s)===▼
▲'''Editor's Note''': 82 High Holborn is part of Templar House ([https://goo.gl/maps/BYzRK9tSJVVpixQh7 Street View]), a commercial office building that is currently disused (as of November 2020), and presumably awaiting redevelopment.
 
▲===2nd Logo (early 1980s)===
 
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'''LogoVisuals:''' On a purple{{color|indigo}} background, thean letterabstract serif "f'''{{font|serif|F}}'''" and a drawing of an eye swivel(likely intoan pun on an "I") flip in from the viewleft and tworight boxessides areof drawnthe screen with a trail effect, settling right next to each other. 2 thick white square outlines draw around the drawings, mirrored from each other, as a white ring draws inside of themthe eye. The captionlogo then zooms out to the top of the screen as "FILMS INTERNATIONAL" fades in andbelow bothit, zoomand out asthen the business address andfrom captionbefore "Aflies MEMBERup, OFfollowed THEby CARRAUNthe GROUP"byline, alsonow zoomin a intoHelvetica viewfont.
 
'''Variants''': TBA
 
'''FX/SFX''': TBA
 
'''Music/Sounds''': Same as above.
 
'''Technique:''' Computer animation.
'''Music/Sounds Variants''': ''None''
 
'''Audio:''' Same as the previous logo.
'''Availability''': TBA
 
'''Availability:''' Unknown.{{AvailabilityExamples}}
'''Editor's Note''': Same as above.
 
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Latest revision as of 04:11, 8 June 2024

1st Logo (Early 1980s)


Visuals: On a black background, a chunky, rectangular "F" flies in from the left, while a small "i" with a dot as large as its base, flies in from the right, and both lay overtop of each other. The entire thing then fades to a hot pink colour, with the "i" only becoming an outline, and then "FILMS INTERNATIONAL" fades in below in a rounded sans-serif font. The logo then zooms back as a byline for the Carraun Group and its address below, in all of the same font, fly up from the bottom of the screen.

Trivia: 82 High Holborn is part of Templar House (Street View), a commercial office building that is currently disused (as of November 2020), and presumably awaiting redevelopment.

Technique: Computer animation.

Audio: A horn-driven fanfare ("The Sound of Success" by Brian Bennett).

Availability: Unknown. [Examples?]

2nd Logo (Early-Mid 1980s)

Logo starts at timestamp 0:10

Visuals: On a indigo background, an abstract serif "F" and a drawing of an eye (likely an pun on an "I") flip in from the left and right sides of the screen with a trail effect, settling right next to each other. 2 thick white square outlines draw around the drawings, mirrored from each other, as a white ring draws inside of the eye. The logo then zooms out to the top of the screen as "FILMS INTERNATIONAL" fades in below it, and then the address from before flies up, followed by the byline, now in a Helvetica font.

Technique: Computer animation.

Audio: Same as the previous logo.

Availability: Unknown. [Examples?]

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