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10 Hidden Secrets Behind The Popular Logos Of Hollywood Film Studios

  • 11:54 am May 21, 2018
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Hollywood Industry has so many popular film makers and various studios when they created history of movie. There are many memorable production logos which became famous all these years. There are many memories Which has built in those studio’s where each and every film they shot there. Many logos have became famous all these years but many of them don’t know how they became to be. While many companies have modernized their vanity card over time, they still stay faithful to the original idea at play.

The Work On Dream

This DreamWorks was originally meant to that a man sitting on the Moon fishing. Artist hired to draw it but Robert Hunt decided to do a new version with a child instead of a man.

This was chosen at the very end. Hunt took his son William, logo who became a composer and now work in the music industry.



The lion Roar

This Lion logo first came out by Howard Dietz in 1924. He had his Columbia University sports team called “The Lions”. So, this was the reason behind this lion.

There are 5 different features of MGM lions: Slats, Jackie, Tanner, George, and Leo

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The Warner Brothers

This logo is very much simple. We have the sign of Warner brothers on this.

Their parents were migrated to America from the Russian Empire, and their real last name was Wonskolaser.



The Lady With Torch

The Woman holding a torch became a logo of Columbia in 1924. The surprising thing is this was not based on the single model on whom the image was based.

The recent version dating from 1992 is based on a picture of an ordinary American housewife, Jennie Joseph. Her facial features were altered for the final look.

The mountain Star

This logo is very famous which is known as Paramount. William Hodkinson is the artist behind him who drew the mountain exactly where he lived Ben Lomond Mountain in Utah.

Before it had 24 stars and in the recent logo, it has 22 stars.



Pixar's

This logo was designed fashionably using the lamp instead of using the letter 'I'. Pixar's logo appeared as a result of the studio's first successful movie.

Everyone liked “Luxo Jr.,“ animated lamp which ended up replacing the letter "I" in their name.