Forum:Should nameless logos be considered logos?

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Camenati
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15 May 2022

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I've seen "logos" such as the Film Field Productions opening credit as well as the First National Movies "logo" and many Pakistani intros that starts with street views of a city or a mosque and I don't think they should be called logos. I think those intros have a different purpose than to display their company names in the opening, whether it'd be for religious reasons, crediting others, or simply hyping up the viewer for the movie.

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Timpbskid23
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17 May 2022

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They are logos, especially the Pakistani ones, who have in-credit text before or after the "logos".


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I agree with Camenati. These aren't really logos, they're in-credit texts/opening quotations/etc. They might be better suited for Company Bumpers.


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Timpbskid23
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4 June 2022

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They are actually logos! But let's not start chaos here. Just the in-credit parts make them a logo.


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The only in-credit logos that count on this wiki are things like the Mark Goodson Television Productions logo, not this.

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