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===Background===
===Background===
'''Eetharam Films''' was founded by Telugu film director and screenwriter T. Krishna.
'''Eetharam Films''' was founded by Telugu film director and screenwriter T. Krishna.


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|Eetharam Pictures|
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|Eetharam Films (1985, Source - Desamlo Dongalupaddaru).png|1st Logo (25 January 1985)
|Eetharam Films (1985, Source - Desamlo Dongalupaddaru).png|Logo (January 25, 1985)
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|Eetharam Films (1991, Source - Yerra Mandaram).png|2nd Logo (5 April 1991)
|Eetharam Films (2001, Source - Ammayi Kosam).png|3rd Logo (18 May 2001)
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|Eetharam Films (2008, Source - Ontari).png|4th Logo (14 February 2008-16 July 2010)
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|Eetharam Films (1991, Source - Yerra Mandaram).png|1st Logo (December 11, 1987-April 5, 1991)
|Eetharam Films (2001, Source - Ammayi Kosam).png|2nd Logo (May 30, 1997-May 18, 2001)
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|Eetharam Films (2008, Source - Ontari).png|3rd Logo (July 2, 2004-July 16, 2010)
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== Eetharam Pictures ==
===1st Logo (25 January 1985)===
===Logo (January 25, 1985-September 5, 1986)===
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Eetharam Films (1985, Source - Desamlo Dongalupaddaru).png
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'''Logo:''' In a dark room, there is a rapidly spinning globe with a flaming torch slowly rising behind it. The company's name in Telugu slides in from the right as a bunch of yellow smoke starts to appear around the scene.
'''Visuals:''' In a dark room, there is a rapidly spinning globe with a flaming torch slowly rising behind it. The company's name in Telugu slides in from the right as a bunch of yellow smoke starts to appear around the scene.


'''Technique:''' Live-action and 2D animation.
'''Technique:''' Live-action and camera-controlled animation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A three-note brass fanfare ending with a loud, lengthy three-note brass sting.
'''Audio:''' A three-note brass fanfare ending with a loud, lengthy three-note brass sting.


'''Audio variant:''' On ''Repati Pourulu'', none.
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'''Availability:''' Only known to appear on ''Desamlo Dongalupaddaru''.


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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Desamlo Dongalupaddaru'' and ''Repati Pourulu''.
===2nd Logo (5 April 1991)===

== Eetharam Films ==
===1st Logo (December 11, 1987-August 18, 1995)===
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Eetharam Films (1991, Source - Yerra Mandaram).png
Eetharam Films (1991, Source - Yerra Mandaram).png
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'''Logo:''' A burning flame is seen far away on a space background comprising stars and auroras. The flame zooms in, which appears to be burning on a silhouette of a nude man leaning and holding a torch the flame is currently burning on. Once the statue gets close to the screen, a light illuminates the statue, as well as a spinning globe underneath the statue. The light also reveals a {{color|dodgerblue|blue}} pedestal containing the company's name in {{color|gold|yellow}}, and during this, the face of T. Krishna wipes in within the globe. It continues for the last 12 seconds until it cuts to the opening credits.
'''Visuals:''' A burning flame is seen far away on a space background comprising stars and auroras. The flame zooms in, which appears to be burning on a silhouette of a nude man leaning and holding a torch the flame is currently burning on. Once the statue gets close to the screen, a light illuminates the statue, and a spinning globe underneath the statue. The light also reveals a blue pedestal containing the company's name in yellow, and during this, the face of T. Krishna wipes in within the globe. It continues for the last 12 seconds until it cuts to the opening credits.


'''Technique:''' Live-action.
'''Technique:''' Practical effects.


'''Music/Sounds:''' First, an ominous, rising vibraphone tune when the flame zooms in, secondly, a lyre arpeggio when the light illuminates the statue, and a male voice when the pedestal is revealed.
'''Audio:''' First, an ominous, rising vibraphone tune when the flame zooms in, secondly, a swarmandal arpeggio when the light illuminates the statue, and a male voice when the pedestal is revealed.


'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Yerra Mandaram''.
'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Prajaswamyam'', ''Yerra Mandaram'', ''Anna'', and ''Errodu''.


===3rd Logo (18 May 2001)===
===2nd Logo (May 30, 1997-May 18, 2001)===
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'''Logo:''' An updated version of the previous logo where the space background now consists of four elliptical galaxies and the statue facing towards the right-hand side. The statue and globe also fade individually.
'''Visuals:''' An updated version of the previous logo where the space background now consists of four elliptical galaxies and the statue facing towards the right-hand side. The statue and globe also fade individually.


'''Technique:''' Live-action.
'''Technique:''' Practical effects.


'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as the previous logo.
'''Audio:''' Same as the previous logo.


'''Availability:''' Only appeared on ''Ammayi Kosam''.
'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Maa Aayana Bangaram'' and ''Ammayi Kosam''.


==={{Ordinal|4}} Logo (14 February 2008-16 July 2010)===
===3rd Logo (July 2, 2004-July 16, 2010)===
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Eetharam Films (2008, Source - Ontari).png
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'''Logo:''' A twinkling space background with a {{color|red}}, misty nebula is shown with a CGI, silhouetted render of the statue from the previous logo. As we zoom into the statue, a spark flies in from the right side of the screen, and flies towards the torch, lighting it up. Following this, a rotating globe flies from the front of the camera and places itself underneath the statue, eventually lighting up the statue which appears to be {{color|gold}}. The face of T. Krishna fades in within the globe which causes the globe to invert colors and the torch to burn even more. The company name in Telugu and a golden, glowy format fades in underneath and gradually zooms in, and as it stops, the glow fades away, leaving the text in solid {{color|gold}}.
'''Visuals:''' A twinkling space background with a red, misty nebula is shown with a CGI, silhouetted render of the statue from the previous logo. As the screen zooms into the statue, a spark flies in from the right side of the screen, and flies towards the torch, lighting it up. Following this, a rotating globe flies from the front of the camera and places itself underneath the statue, eventually lighting up the statue which appears to be gold. The face of T. Krishna fades in within the globe which causes the globe to invert colors and the torch to burn even more. The company name in Telugu and a golden, glowy format fades in underneath and gradually zooms in, and as it stops, the glow fades away, leaving the text in solid gold.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Technique:''' CGI.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A droning sitar with twinkling accompanying the spark, then a chorus singing a religious mantra in Telugu.
'''Audio:''' A droning sitar with twinkling accompanying the spark, then a chorus singing a religious mantra in Telugu.

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'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Ontari'' and ''Em Pillo Em Pillado''.


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'''Availability:''' Appears on ''Yagnam'', ''Ontari'' and ''Em Pillo Em Pillado''.


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Latest revision as of 10:29, 24 September 2024

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Background

Eetharam Films was founded by Telugu film director and screenwriter T. Krishna.


Eetharam Pictures

Contents

Logo (January 25, 1985)  
Logo (January 25, 1985)


Eetharam Films

Contents

1st Logo (December 11, 1987-April 5, 1991) 2nd Logo (May 30, 1997-May 18, 2001) 3rd Logo (July 2, 2004-July 16, 2010)
1st Logo (December 11, 1987-April 5, 1991) 2nd Logo (May 30, 1997-May 18, 2001) 3rd Logo (July 2, 2004-July 16, 2010)


Eetharam Pictures

Logo (January 25, 1985-September 5, 1986)

Visuals: In a dark room, there is a rapidly spinning globe with a flaming torch slowly rising behind it. The company's name in Telugu slides in from the right as a bunch of yellow smoke starts to appear around the scene.

Technique: Live-action and camera-controlled animation.

Audio: A three-note brass fanfare ending with a loud, lengthy three-note brass sting.

Audio variant: On Repati Pourulu, none.

Availability: Seen on Desamlo Dongalupaddaru and Repati Pourulu.

Eetharam Films

1st Logo (December 11, 1987-August 18, 1995)

Visuals: A burning flame is seen far away on a space background comprising stars and auroras. The flame zooms in, which appears to be burning on a silhouette of a nude man leaning and holding a torch the flame is currently burning on. Once the statue gets close to the screen, a light illuminates the statue, and a spinning globe underneath the statue. The light also reveals a blue pedestal containing the company's name in yellow, and during this, the face of T. Krishna wipes in within the globe. It continues for the last 12 seconds until it cuts to the opening credits.

Technique: Practical effects.

Audio: First, an ominous, rising vibraphone tune when the flame zooms in, secondly, a swarmandal arpeggio when the light illuminates the statue, and a male voice when the pedestal is revealed.

Availability: Appears on Prajaswamyam, Yerra Mandaram, Anna, and Errodu.

2nd Logo (May 30, 1997-May 18, 2001)

Visuals: An updated version of the previous logo where the space background now consists of four elliptical galaxies and the statue facing towards the right-hand side. The statue and globe also fade individually.

Technique: Practical effects.

Audio: Same as the previous logo.

Availability: Appears on Maa Aayana Bangaram and Ammayi Kosam.

3rd Logo (July 2, 2004-July 16, 2010)

Visuals: A twinkling space background with a red, misty nebula is shown with a CGI, silhouetted render of the statue from the previous logo. As the screen zooms into the statue, a spark flies in from the right side of the screen, and flies towards the torch, lighting it up. Following this, a rotating globe flies from the front of the camera and places itself underneath the statue, eventually lighting up the statue which appears to be gold. The face of T. Krishna fades in within the globe which causes the globe to invert colors and the torch to burn even more. The company name in Telugu and a golden, glowy format fades in underneath and gradually zooms in, and as it stops, the glow fades away, leaving the text in solid gold.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A droning sitar with twinkling accompanying the spark, then a chorus singing a religious mantra in Telugu.

Availability: Appears on Yagnam, Ontari and Em Pillo Em Pillado.

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