Film company logo

For my film opening I have made a film company logo. I made this logo on Photoshop and added motion into the moon image which I included in order to make it move. The reasons in which I have done this are because it makes my film company logo appear to be more professional and realistic, and furthermore I am hoping this will help to increase my over all mark.

I have named my film company 'moonlight productions', as I believe this name sounds both professional and original. This will once again add a realistic vibe to my film company logo, which should in return help to add a sophistication to the entirety of my films opening. In addition to this, the reason I have selected the name 'moonlight productions' is because I think it fits in with other successful film company names within the industry such as Universal studios etc.

Making this film logo has not only showed me how much work can go into even what appears to be the most simplistic parts of a film, but it has also taught me how to add motion into final cut and helped to familiarize me more with Photoshop.

Film company logo P2

After adding my original three logos into final cut I determined that they didn't exactly look the way I wanted them too. Instead of the more sophisticated, believable logo's I was aiming to achieve, they looked very un professional and they didn't have the realistic, film company logo quality to them which I was aiming for.

Furthermore, I decided that I wanted to create another film logo that would be of a quality I was happy with. To ensure that the next company logo which I create wont look different when moving it from photoshop to final cut, I am going to create the logo in final cut itself in order to avoid things going wrong at transition.

VHS tape

During the production of my film opening I decided the dated, vintage, and realistic vibe which I wanted to add into  my video wasn't as apparent as I wanted it to be. Furthermore, I thought about how I could change this, and decided to add a VHS tape like effect over the top of my clip. This idea was inspired by the film sinister, and I believed that making some of my clips look as if they were in actual fact filmed with a dated camera would not only add a realistic vibe into my film opening, but it may also ensure that the clips which are intended to be set in the past are clearly set in a different time zone to the clips which are set in present day.