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===Background===
'''Cinerenta''' was an German motion picture financing company that produced movies such as ''Just Friends'' and ''The Devils Rejects''. The company became dormant in the early 2010s when was possibly forced into bankruptcy by a group of creditors by the Aramid Entertainment Film Investment Fund (now Orange Holdings LLC).


===1st Logo (1999-2007)===
===Logo (September 6, 1999-March 23, 2007)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is a filmreel spinning, then evolving into a black sun with blue outline as puffs of blue light puff out of it, eventually forming the text "Cinerenta". As this happens, it evolves into a "C" with blue triangles. The name then shines right to left, causing a flash taking up the entire screen as the shine gets to the "C".
'''Nickname:''' "Cinerenta Filmreel"


'''Variant:''' On international prints of ''The Contender'', a still version of the logo with "Gesellschaft für Internationale Filmproduktion mbH" below it was used instead, plastering the [[DreamWorks Pictures|DreamWorks]] logo. The "C" is also light blue.
'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see a filmreel spinning, then evolving into a black sun with blue outline as puffs of blue light puff out of it, eventually forming the text "Cinerenta". As this happens, it evolves into a "C" with blue triangles. The name then shines right to left, causing a flash taking up the entire screen as the shine gets to the C.


'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.
'''Variant:''' On international prints of The Contender, a still version of the logo with "Gesellschaft für Internationale Filmproduktion mbH" below it was used instead, plastering the DreamWorks logo. The C is also light blue.


'''Audio:''' A classical piece of music with a warp sound at the end. ''The Contender'' variant used the music from the [[DreamWorks Pictures|DreamWorks]] logo.
'''FX/SFX:''' The lights, shine, and flash.


'''Availability:''' Seen on films from the time such as ''The Devils Rejects'' and ''The Contender''.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A classical piece of music with a warp sound at the end.TheContender variant used the music from the Dreamworks logo.


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'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Seen on films from the time such asThe Devils Rejects and The Contender.
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'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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Latest revision as of 15:58, 25 March 2024

Background

Cinerenta was an German motion picture financing company that produced movies such as Just Friends and The Devils Rejects. The company became dormant in the early 2010s when was possibly forced into bankruptcy by a group of creditors by the Aramid Entertainment Film Investment Fund (now Orange Holdings LLC).

Logo (September 6, 1999-March 23, 2007)


Visuals: On a black background, there is a filmreel spinning, then evolving into a black sun with blue outline as puffs of blue light puff out of it, eventually forming the text "Cinerenta". As this happens, it evolves into a "C" with blue triangles. The name then shines right to left, causing a flash taking up the entire screen as the shine gets to the "C".

Variant: On international prints of The Contender, a still version of the logo with "Gesellschaft für Internationale Filmproduktion mbH" below it was used instead, plastering the DreamWorks logo. The "C" is also light blue.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: A classical piece of music with a warp sound at the end. The Contender variant used the music from the DreamWorks logo.

Availability: Seen on films from the time such as The Devils Rejects and The Contender.

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