Production and Distribution Idents

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Universal Pictures studios is one the biggest conglomerate studio in the World. It was founded by Carl Leammle in 1926. It is the second oldest movie studio in The USA beaten by Paramount Pictures. Being one the largest movie studio's in the world it has produced and/or distributed many blockbusters over the years. Here is a list of some it's most prominent films:-

• Jurassic Park (1993) 
• Gladiator(2000) 
• ET(1982)
• Fast and Furious Series(2001-present) 

Here is their Ident 

Paramount Pictures another big conglomerate studio. Paramount Pictures was founded in 1914. The company is a subsidiary of U.S. media conglomerate Viacom another congloemrate and a big player in the media controlling a lot big shot companies. Films they have been involved with that have been commercially successful:-

• Indiana Jones (1981-2008)
• The Godfather (1972)
• G.1 Joe (2009-present)

Here is their Ident

20th Century Fox is another conglomerate company again a part of the 6 major studio's present in today's generation. The company is involved in producing and distributing many successful films and tv shows. The company was founded in 1935 by William Fox. The banner is a part of the Fox empire. Some films they have distributed or produced:-

Star Wars( 1977-present) Remade
X-Men(2000-present)
Die-Hard(1988-present)

Here is their production Ident

Having talked about film company idents, these idents have been adapted over the years in order to suit the genre of the films. Here is an example of Walt Disney Pictures another conglomerate company.

Here is their original Ident

However for their hit film Frozen(2013) their iconic logo is adapted to fit the genre of the film as well as being successful with adding narrative to the first few seconds to the opening with using the logo. This another successful way to attract the audiences attention. As you can see subtle changes such as adding snow fits in with the film's genre as well as meets the audiences expectations. As well as that the film called Frozen itself was released around winter adding to the wintry season and theme of the film.

Frozen Ident