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'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, a blue CGI sphere with the orange/golden words "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|FILM OFFICE}}}}'''" travelling around, come from the bottom of the screen. The words move towards |
'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, a blue CGI sphere with the orange/golden words "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|FILM OFFICE}}}}'''" travelling around, come from the bottom of the screen. The words move towards the camera, then a film-cell shot and a grid come from the left and right of the screen. As they merge into themselves, the sphere morphs into and "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|O}}}}'''", while "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|FILM}}}}'''" and "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|FFICE}}}}'''" appear from the left and the right of the "'''{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|orange|O}}}}'''". A shield also stretches out behind "'''FILM OFFICE'''". Finally, a byline, "Groupe Hachette Filipacchi" appears. |
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'''Variant:''' Depending on the movie's aspect ratio, versions of this logo in 1,85:1 or 2,39:1 exist. |
'''Variant:''' Depending on the movie's aspect ratio, versions of this logo in 1,85:1 or 2,39:1 exist. |
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Revision as of 23:36, 27 November 2023
Descriptions by
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Captures by
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thezoraidude
Captures by
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Background
Film Office was a French home video distributor. It is notable for releasing most of the Cinergi, Mutual Film, Artisan and Mandalay catalogues in France, and used to be active in theatrical distribution on rare instances. The company went bankrupt and closed in 2001, and its distribution rights now belong to M6 Vidéo.
1st Logo (Early 1980's-1989)
Visuals: We only the following words floating on the screen against a white background:
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OFFICE
Trivia: This logo was in most cases followed with the Ciné Hachette Vidéo logo.
Technique: The logo floating.
Audio: A synth disco-like tune.
Availability: [Examples?]
2nd Logo (1990-1995)
Visuals: On a black background, there is the word "Film" being written in light blue. Soon after, "OFFICE" flips horizontally.
Technique: The logo drawing.
Audio: The sound of a storm, with blowing wind and one thunderclap as "OFFICE" appears.
Availability: Seen on releases from the company at the time, most of them being hard to find outside of France. [Examples?]
3rd Logo (1995-2001)
Visuals: On a blue background, a blue CGI sphere with the orange/golden words "FILM OFFICE" travelling around, come from the bottom of the screen. The words move towards the camera, then a film-cell shot and a grid come from the left and right of the screen. As they merge into themselves, the sphere morphs into and "O", while "FILM" and "FFICE" appear from the left and the right of the "O". A shield also stretches out behind "FILM OFFICE". Finally, a byline, "Groupe Hachette Filipacchi" appears.
Variant: Depending on the movie's aspect ratio, versions of this logo in 1,85:1 or 2,39:1 exist.
Technique: The sphere, and the logo forming, all done in CGI.
Audio: A synthesized flute/piano/horn music piece, with a 4-note leitmotif and an intensifying "drum hit".
Audio Variant: A silent variant exists.
Availability: Appears on VHS and early DVD releases of movies like 12 Monkeys, White Squall, Desperate Measures, The Fan, Tarzan and the Lost City, and many Cinergi movies like Tombstone, Nixon, Color of Night and Renaissance Man, among others. It also appeared on French movies releases like L'Aile ou la Cuisse, La Grande Vadrouille, Marche à l'ombre, Le Père Noël est une Ordure or Papy fait de la résistance. The silent variant can be found on a VHS release of Twin Sitters.
