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Movie Download Logo 30 of the Most Creative Film Company Logos movie download logo 30 Of The Most Creative Film Company Logos. Nowadays, the film industry is one of the biggest industries in the world. We all probably love to watch movies. Although the benefit of advanced technology can be seen in the industry, objects like camera lenses or film reels are still considered as a film industry symbol. Anyone can recognize the film company logos if they are created by using such symbols. Films are the communication of short stories through moving pictures and sounds. In every part of the world, people watch movies as a type of entertainment. Whenever we watch any movie, the first thing we get to see is the production logo. Just like any other industry, film logos are created so that the audience can easily identify which production house has made a particular film or movie. Before the invention of television, film company logos used to be very simple. But with the advancement in technology and design, many companies have started creating eye-catching film logos. No matter what type of industry you are into, the logo is a graphical mark or a symbol that is used to identify the business. It can be designed using a free logo maker or by hiring a professional designer. A well-designed logo is instantly recognizable and memorable. Talking about the film industry, well, most of the filmmakers have created an outstanding custom logo design. But unlike other industries, they never get promoted. If you are planning to have your own production house or make your career in designing industry, then you must learn from these best existing film company logos. We hope that the list will inspire you in your design. Here Are The 30 Most Creative Film Company Logos. 01. Universal Pictures. Notable Flicks : Jurassic Park, Back To The Future, Despicable Me 2, Furious 7, The Mummy. The production house was initially known with the name Moving Pictures Company (IMP). In 1912, Carl Laemmle, the founder of IMP, signed a contract with other studios. It results in founding Universal Pictures in 1914. Although the production company has changed its logo design a lot many times, the globe has always been a part of their logo. 02. Warner Bros. Notable Flicks : The Dark Knight, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hollows (Part2), American Snipper, Suicide Squad, The Hobbit. Warner Bros was founded by four Jewish brothers who were basically from Poland. Just like Universal Pictures, the company has done many revisions in their logo design. The current production company logo features a white color shield with ‘WB’ written inside it. 03. Columbia Pictures. Notable Flicks : Skyfall, Spider-Man, Spectre, The Da Vinci Code, Men in Black. Since the time of its inception, the company logo design has gone through a number of changes. The very first logo of the company featured a female Roman soldier holding a shield in her left arm and a sheaf of wheat in her right arm. Currently, the logo features a female holding a torchlight in her right hand. This torch-bearing female logo has become one of the most famous film logos in the industry. Looking For a Film Company Logo Design? We have helped hundreds of film makers and film production houses from all around the world with their graphic design needs such as a logo design, website design, social media posts, banner design and much more. Get Your Film Company Logo DesignGet a Free Quote. 04. Dream Works. Notable Flicks : Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, The Boss Baby, Real Steel, The Time Machine. Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen – the three big shots started this company in 1994. Depending on the movie, the brand is famous to change its film production logo. The current logo features a young boy sitting on a crescent moon and holding a fishing rod. The creativity and simplicity of Dream Works film logo make it on our top list. 05. Walt Disney Pictures. Notable Flicks : Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Lilo & Stitch, The Incredibles, Beauty And The Beast. Did you know that Disney Pictures didn’t use any film production logo until 1985? They used to write only ‘Walt Disney Presents’ everywhere. Their first film logos featured a Disney castle on a blue background. The iconic logo design idea evolved with years and currently, they have a computer generated and almost realistic image of the castle. 06. Paramount Pictures. Notable Flicks : Titanic, Transformers, Shrek The Third, Mission Impossible, Star Trek Beyond. Paramount Pictures is one of the second oldest film studios in the U.S.A. The company’s original logo was designed by William Hodkinson. He sketched the image of the mountain, which is similar to Ben Lomond Mountain in Utah (his childhood place). Paramount film logos underwent several changes, but it has always kept the mountain and stars in their logo design. Currently, the number of stars in the design has been reduced from 24 to 22, and the reason behind this is still unknown. 07. Twentieth Century Fox. Notable Flicks : Avatar, Ice Age, X-Men, The Martain, Life Of Pi. Emil Kosa, the renowned French American artist has created the original 20th Century Pictures logo. After the merger, he replaced ‘Pictures’ with ‘Fox’. The main attraction of Twentieth Century Fox productions are the searchlights and the music accompanying the logo. If you are planning to create a logo for your company or production house, then we would suggest you to take the graphic design services of professional designers. 08. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Notable Flicks : The Wizard Of Oz, An American In Paris, The Hobbit, Casino Royale, Creed II. The production house came into existence after the amalgamation of Goldwyn Corporation with Louis B Mayer Pictures and Metro Pictures. Though the company has revamped its logos a lot many times, the words ‘Art Gratia Artis’ beautify the arc above the lion’s head has always been part of the design. Fun Fact : Did you know that MGM has used different lions in their film logos? Here are the names: Slats, Jackie, Telly, Tanner, George, Leo. 09. TriStar Pictures. Notable Flicks : Baby Driver, Basic Instinct, Terminator, Jumanji, District 9. TriStar is an American film studio which is owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment. The iconic logo features a flying Pegasus with the TriStar written just above his head. It is believed that the reason behind using Pegasus in TriStar film studio logos is that the founder, Victor Kaufman and his family has an interest in riding horses. If you have such thought and want to create film company logos for your production house, then use our logo maker tool. The AI-powered tool allows its users to create a logo within minutes. 10. Good Universe. Notable Flicks : Blockers, The Disaster Artist, Long Shot, Don’t Breathe, Neighbors. Who are those kids writing ‘Good Universe’ in the night sky with sparklers? It is probably the first question that pops up every time in your mind when you see this film logo. The two boys and two girls are said to be sons and daughters of the company’s founder Joe Drake and Nathan Kahane. According to Mr. Drake, the idea behind this logo was to counsel independence: March to your drummer. 11. Pixar Animation Studio. Notable Flicks : Toy Story, Burn-E, Hawaiian Vacation, Cars, Monsters. It is an American animation studio that came into existence in 1977. The brand is a subsidiary of Walt Disney. The name of the brand is a made-up noun, just similar to Xerox and Kodak. Talking about film maker logos, well, you can’t help but smile when you see a little Luxo Jr squash the ‘I’ in Pixar and turn its bulb towards you. According to the company, they choose the hopping lamp in their logo because Pixar produced its first film in 1986. 12. New Line Cinema. Notable Flicks : The Lord Of The Rings, The Conjuring 2, Final Destination, Central Intelligence, Elf. New Line Cinema, also known as New Line Productions Inc is a film production studio of Warner Bros. The company didn’t use any film production logo until 1970s. The company introduced its first film logo in 1973. If you compare their current logo with their previous ones, you will get to see a huge difference. The current logo features the one film strips attaches itself to the side of the black box and the other film strips tilts to half a right angle and attaches itself the top right of the box. And the name of the company is written just below the image in capital letters. If you want to create an iconic logo for your brand or company then we would suggest you to hire a freelance graphic designer . The designing of sensitive and essential stuffs for your company must be in the hands of expert designer. 13. Legendary. Notable Flicks : The Dark Knight, Inception, Harry Porter, The Hangover, John Wick. 14. Castle Rock Entertainment. Notable Flicks : Friends With Benefits, Flipped, No Reservations, And So It Goes, The Rewrite. 15. Yash Raj Films. Notable Flicks : Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Veer-Zara, Chandni, Chak De! India, Fanaa, Dhoom. 16. United Artists. Notable Flicks : Lions For Lambs, The Woods, Ghost World, Fighting With My Family, Skyfall. 17. Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group. Notable Flicks : SkyFall, Spider Man, The Mermaid, Die Another Day, Quantum of Solace. 18. The Weinstein Company. Notable Flicks : The Hateful Eight, The Intouchables, Spy Kids, Sin City, Lion. 19. RKO Pictures. Notable Flicks : Dumbo, Are We Done Yet? The Ritual, Barely Lethal, Laws of Gravity. 20. Eros International. Notable Flicks : Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Tanu Weds Manu Returns, Raanjhanna, Bajirao Mastani, Badlapur.
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