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'''Logo:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but the background is black.
'''Visuals:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but the background is black.


'''FX/SFX:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo.
'''Technique:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo.


'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but reorchestrated with the whooshes being louder.
'''Audio:''' Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but reorchestrated with the whooshes being louder.


'''Availability:''' Only seen on ''From Prada to Nada''.
'''Availability:''' Only seen on ''From Prada to Nada''.
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'''Logo:''' On a blue background, an orange ball of liquid zooms to us, turning into a ball of glass. The oval part of the Televisa logo, in silver glass, appears into view as a clone of it does the same. We then see a close-up of the oval part, which positions on the glass ball. The letters of "'''Televisa'''" then appear with a "flash" effect, as "<small>'''FILMS'''</small>" underneath does the same. As the Televisa logo turns into its usual orange color, the background fades to black, and the logo shines faintly.
'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, an orange ball of liquid zooms to us, turning into a ball of glass. The oval part of the Televisa logo, in silver glass, appears into view as a clone of it does the same. We then see a close-up of the oval part, which positions on the glass ball. The letters of "'''Televisa'''" then appear with a "flash" effect, as "<small>'''FILMS'''</small>" underneath does the same. As the Televisa logo turns into its usual orange color, the background fades to black, and the logo shines faintly.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''FX/SFX:''' Amazing CGI animation, definitely an improvement over the last logo.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A triumphant fanfare.
'''Audio:''' A triumphant fanfare.


'''Availability:''' First seen on ''Girl in Progress'' and has appeared on their films ever since.
'''Availability:''' First seen on ''Girl in Progress'' and has appeared on their films ever since.




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Latest revision as of 18:45, 1 March 2024


Background

Televisa Films is the filmmaking arm of Televisa to create films in Mexico, Latin America and the United States. Televisa also has an American joint venture, named Pantelion Films.

1st Logo (January 28, 2011)


Visuals: Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but the background is black.

Technique: Same as the 2006 Televisa logo.

Audio: Same as the 2006 Televisa logo, but reorchestrated with the whooshes being louder.

Availability: Only seen on From Prada to Nada.

Legacy: This is pretty much an adaptation of Televisa's television production logo, only with the background change (blue to black), which explains why it is a possible placeholder for the next logo.

2nd Logo (May 11, 2012-)


Visuals: On a blue background, an orange ball of liquid zooms to us, turning into a ball of glass. The oval part of the Televisa logo, in silver glass, appears into view as a clone of it does the same. We then see a close-up of the oval part, which positions on the glass ball. The letters of "Televisa" then appear with a "flash" effect, as "FILMS" underneath does the same. As the Televisa logo turns into its usual orange color, the background fades to black, and the logo shines faintly.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A triumphant fanfare.

Availability: First seen on Girl in Progress and has appeared on their films ever since.

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