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===Background===
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'''606 Films''' was launched in 2014 by actress Halle Berry and producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas. It is named after Senate Bill '''606''', an anti-paparazzi bill that Berry championed to keep over-aggressive shutterbugs in the fall of 2013.
===Logo
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'''Visuals:''' As the screen fades in, an {{color|orangered|orange red}} circle appears while two number "{{color|saddlebrown|'''6'''}}"s appear rotating rapidly, while the smaller "606" appears falling letter-by-letter and rotating, all on a {{color|blanchedalmond|khaki}} background with a spotlight. Once the logo forms to its position, it briefly shines, as "FILMS" appears below with a peek-in effect.
'''Variant:''' On TV shows, the logo is still, the background is shadeless and the text "TELEVISION" replaces "FILMS".
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'''Audio:''' The opening theme of the film or none.
▲'''FX/SFX:''' None.
'''Availability:'''
▲'''Availability:''' Seen on the TV series adaptation of the 1992 movie ''Boomerang''.
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Revision as of 00:44, 28 November 2023
MylesMoss1996 and SuperMax124
Editions by
Henrynguye5 and TheRealMarcel2000
Background
606 Films was launched in 2014 by actress Halle Berry and producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas. It is named after Senate Bill 606, an anti-paparazzi bill that Berry championed to keep over-aggressive shutterbugs in the fall of 2013.
Logo (July 31, 2017-)
Visuals: As the screen fades in, an orange red circle appears while two number "6"s appear rotating rapidly, while the smaller "606" appears falling letter-by-letter and rotating, all on a khaki background with a spotlight. Once the logo forms to its position, it briefly shines, as "FILMS" appears below with a peek-in effect.
Variant: On TV shows, the logo is still, the background is shadeless and the text "TELEVISION" replaces "FILMS".
Technique: CGI.
Audio: The opening theme of the film or none.
Availability: So far, seen on Kidnap (2017) and on the TV series adaptation of Boomerang.