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=== Background ===
===Logo (April 25, 1940-May 24, 1944)===▼
'''Bavaria Filmkunst GmbH''' was a German film production company founded on February 11, 1938, with the political support of Berlin.<ref>https://filmstarpostcards.blogspot.com/2019/04/photo-by-bavaria-filmkunst.html</ref>
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|Bavaria-Filmkunst (1944).png|1st Logo (April 25, 1940-February 28, 1945)
|Bavaria Filmkunst (1940, Source - Seitensprünge).png|2nd Logo (April 30, 1940)
|Wien-Film and Bavaria Filmkunst (1940, Source - Krambambuli).png|3rd Logo (May 10, 1940)
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[[File:Bavaria-Filmkunst (1944).png|300px|frameless|center]]
[[File:Bavaria-Filmkunst (1944, Credit - PFS).mp4|240px|frameless|center]]
'''Visuals:''' Against a moving sunray background is a statue silhouette
'''Technique:''' A mix of live-action and traditional animation.
'''Audio:''' A triumphant orchestral fanfare with
'''Audio Variants:'''
* An <u>alternate soundtrack</u> comprising a rising brass fanfare was heard in <u>''Bravo, kleiner Thomas''</u>.
* <u>''Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein''</u> uses a <u>sentimental string soundtrack</u>.
'''Availability:''' Seen on
===2nd Logo (April 30, 1940)===
[[File:Bavaria Filmkunst (1940, Source - Seitensprünge).png|300px|frameless|center]]
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'''Visuals:''' Against a black background, a different model of Athena facing toward the left is seen standing on top of a silhouetted pedestal. A spotlight illuminates the pedestal, revealing more of the pedestal which contains the middle being slightly elevated for the company name in a serif font to be displayed. The model is placed against a white light shade. The text then crossfades to "<abbr title="presents">{{Font|Times New Roman|'''zeigt'''}}</abbr>" in the center, also in a serif font.
'''Technique:''' Cel animation.
'''Audio:''' The film's opening score.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Seitensprünge''.
===3rd Logo (May 10, 1940)===
[[File:Wien-Film and Bavaria Filmkunst (1940, Source - Krambambuli).png|300px|frameless|center]]
'''Visuals:''' Essentially an in-credit logo where it contains a boxed rhombus containing a sketch of Athena's head and the stacked company name on the bottom in a serif font.
'''Technique:''' A hand-drawn graphic filmed by a cameraman.
'''Audio:''' The film's opening score.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Krambambuli''.
▲'''Audio Variant:''' Earlier films use the film's opening score.
=== References ===
▲'''Availability:''' Seen on Post-1945 German films during the timespan, such as ''Es lebe die Liebe''.
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Latest revision as of 07:02, 18 May 2024
Descriptions by
Electra
Captures by
Electra
Video captures courtesy of
PFS2021Channel and Logoarto
Electra
Captures by
Electra
Video captures courtesy of
PFS2021Channel and Logoarto
Background
Bavaria Filmkunst GmbH was a German film production company founded on February 11, 1938, with the political support of Berlin.[1]
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1st Logo (April 25, 1940-February 28, 1945)
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Visuals: Against a moving sunray background is a statue silhouette. A light slowly reveals the front of the statue, showing the head of the Greek goddess Athena. Shortly after, "BAVARIA-FILMKUNST" fades in at the bottom-right corner, followed by "ZEIGT" with a black glow fading in front of the text. It fades out altogether afterward.
Technique: A mix of live-action and traditional animation.
Audio: A triumphant orchestral fanfare with the sound of a gong at the end.
Audio Variants:
- An alternate soundtrack comprising a rising brass fanfare was heard in Bravo, kleiner Thomas.
- Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein uses a sentimental string soundtrack.
- Earlier films use the film's opening score.
Availability: Seen on Pre-1945 German films during the timespan, such as Es lebe die Liebe and Ein Robinson.
2nd Logo (April 30, 1940)
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Visuals: Against a black background, a different model of Athena facing toward the left is seen standing on top of a silhouetted pedestal. A spotlight illuminates the pedestal, revealing more of the pedestal which contains the middle being slightly elevated for the company name in a serif font to be displayed. The model is placed against a white light shade. The text then crossfades to "zeigt" in the center, also in a serif font.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: The film's opening score.
Availability: Seen on Seitensprünge.
3rd Logo (May 10, 1940)
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Visuals: Essentially an in-credit logo where it contains a boxed rhombus containing a sketch of Athena's head and the stacked company name on the bottom in a serif font.
Technique: A hand-drawn graphic filmed by a cameraman.
Audio: The film's opening score.
Availability: Seen on Krambambuli.
