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Background
Cinematica Films was a film company in India.
Logo (September 15, 2023)
_(From_-_Nadikalil_Sundari_Yamuna).png)
Visuals: A film camera, tinted slate blue is first shown on a black background. The screen pans upwards to a top view of the desk containing said object. Alongside the film camera, there are two film reels, a stack of books, a compact camera, and several notes. Then, a strand of film flies in to enter the right reel, to which is begins spinning and flying out of the desk. The background fades to black and the film scrolls downward from the reel's left. Both objects fade out when a white bordered path traces them in. "CINEMATICA FILMS LLP", in a stacked format and with the latter 90 degrees counterclockwise and next to "FILMS", fades in below the logo while a "C" is drawn around the reel.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: Beginning with a dramatic cinematic bang, a string pizzicato soundtrack plays, which is later joined by a low note tampura track.
Availability: The logo is seen on Nadikalil Sundari Yamuna.
