(For my institutional logo's I constructed multiple variations, so as to have a variety to later choose from)
From the variations I constructed here I am leaning more towards the logo's of "Proposal Studio", "Heresey" and "Keyhole Production", as they all seen to project a certain sophistication, while ones like "Heresey" also fit the genre of film, as it is very spooky looking and therefore applies to horror. The logo's will feature at the start of the film, with about a few seconds to each logo, while they will also feature on the poster, so as to give the film more credibility.
Some Finished Logo's -
With these logo designs I played with a variety of images and texts from dafont.com to get a sophisticated professional looking product. While these products are not identical my original plans, when constructing the logo's I found that I liked different styles or wanted the logo to have different names, but all in all I did try to stick to my original plans. I would like to use these logo's for my final trailer, due to their sophisticated and creative appearance. I could possibly see animating some of them to possibly have a certain aspect of the logo move.
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2 comments:
which do you like better? How do they compare to professional? (maybe include comparable images). When would they feature in your trailer and why (refer to any research). Also, would they feature on the poster?
which do you like better? How do they compare to professional? (maybe include comparable images). When would they feature in your trailer and why (refer to any research). Also, would they feature on the poster?
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