Dall'Angelo Pictures
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Background
Dall'Angelo Pictures S.r.l. is an Italian film distribution and production company founded in 1998 by Barbara Dall'Angelo, which operates in film, television, home video and Deejay web platforms.
The company carries out production activities by acting in every stage of film making, from shooting, through editing to dubbing. The company also acts internationally, collaborating with several foreign production companies, working in the field of cinema, documentaries, TV drama and cartoons. Internationally co-produced films include the thriller The Last Sign, starring Andie MacDowell and Tim Roth, and the action film starring Steven Seagal The Foreigner.
1st logo (1999-2009)
Note: The first video shown below had the complete logo, badly recorded. However, the second one, had a partial recording of the logo with smooth framerate. As of 2022, it's unknown if the logo would be re-uploaded in full with better frame-rate and sound quality.
Logo: On a black background, we see two glowing, spinning filmreels with a filmstrip running through them slowly fly out from the center of the screen while moving left before turning up until they are vertically positioned on the left side of the screen. As this happens, a glowing blue spot flies out to the right and the company name "DALL'ANGELO PICTURES", in silver, flips in from left to right as the spot moves left to the "D" and disappears. The holes in the filmreels disappear as a glowing spot draws an arc between them, and "DALL'ANGELO" shines before it and the logo flips out of existence while "PICTURES" fades out.
Variant: There is a short version that has the logo already formed before the text turns around.
FX/SFX: CGI coupled with 2D animation.
Music/Sounds: A light, calming orchestral piece.
Availability: Seen on VHS and DVD releases from the time. The short version appears at the beginning of Italian airings of Busytown Mysteries.
2nd logo (2009-2020)
