Les Distributeurs Français
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Background
Les Distributeurs Français was a film distribution company from France.
1st Logo (November 10, 1937-October 29, 1938)
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Visuals: Over a geode-like background with a faint sunray pattern around it, there is a white outline of a winged helmet surrounded by a circular sunburst pattern with a partial chunk of said pattern missing fading at the bottom part of the screen. after a few seconds, a lightly arched, heavily stretched "DISTRIBUTUERS FRANCAIS" with a small "LES" on top wipes in above the said helmet on both ends, which is followed by a small "PRESENTENT" wiping in below the helmet.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: The opening theme of the film.
Availability: Seen on L'affaire du courrier de Lyon and Le ruisseau.
2nd Logo (June 15, 1939)
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Visuals: Over a black background, there is a similarly-styled, more realistic drawing of a helmet with wings at each side facing to the left. Behind it is a sunray pattern constantly easing in and out. After that, it crossfades to a 3D, sans-serif, stretched "LES DISTRIBUTUERS FRANCAIS" with "DISTRIBUTEURS" in an arched format.
Technique: Cel animation and fading effects.
Audio: A slow trumpet fanfare and a fast triumphant fanfare.
Availability: Seen on Fric-Frac.
