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'''Logo:''' A lens flare appears from below and moves to the center. Then a brown filmstrip suddenly comes out and moves to the flare and leans to the right. Part of the filmstrip then appears from the right side, facing the camera and then zooms in more so the center of the screen is focused on it's holes. The IIF logo wipes in from the filmstrip's holes, without the dots of the I's. The filmstrip fades out, and the logo zooms in as the dots zoom out and the logo slightly rotates and moves back, as the same filmstrip appears from below, moving to the right, and the background changes to an aquatic one and the filmstrip wipes in "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM". Then "FULVIO LUCISANO" (the producer of most of the movies of the period) and "PRESENTA", in blue, wipe in below the main name.
'''Logo:''' A lens flare appears from below and moves to the center. Then a brown filmstrip suddenly comes out and moves to the flare and leans to the right. Part of the filmstrip then appears from the right side, facing the camera and then zooms in more so the center of the screen is focused on it's holes. The IIF logo wipes in from the filmstrip's holes, without the dots of the I's. The filmstrip fades out, and the logo zooms in as the dots zoom out and the logo slightly rotates and moves back, as the same filmstrip appears from below, moving to the right, and the background changes to an aquatic one and the filmstrip wipes in "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM". Then "FULVIO LUCISANO" (the producer of most of the movies of the period) and "PRESENTA", in blue, wipe in below the main name.


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


'''Music/Sounds:''' A calming synth pad and arpeggio which then changes into a triumphant synth fanfare.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A calming synth pad and arpeggio which then changes into a triumphant synth fanfare.

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1st Logo (1980-1995?)



Logo: On a blue background, a light orange/light green filmstrip moves to the left. We then zoom to the holes, then two outlined circles come and zoom out at the top of two of these holes, making the part below fill in orange and the dots appear at the top, forming the IIF logo. The filmstrip fades out and the logo turns 3D. A metallic stripe then wipes in below the logo and goes behind after going to the right, then appears again at the front, turns to the right again, with the words "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM", and then turns again and stops. "presenta" fades in below the stripe.

Technique: Cel animation.

Music/Sounds: An avant-garde electronic score, similar to a pinball machine, or silent.

Availability: Very rare. You should find it in Italian films from the time such as Ricomincio da tre.

2nd Logo (1995-2000s)

Logo: A lens flare appears from below and moves to the center. Then a brown filmstrip suddenly comes out and moves to the flare and leans to the right. Part of the filmstrip then appears from the right side, facing the camera and then zooms in more so the center of the screen is focused on it's holes. The IIF logo wipes in from the filmstrip's holes, without the dots of the I's. The filmstrip fades out, and the logo zooms in as the dots zoom out and the logo slightly rotates and moves back, as the same filmstrip appears from below, moving to the right, and the background changes to an aquatic one and the filmstrip wipes in "ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM". Then "FULVIO LUCISANO" (the producer of most of the movies of the period) and "PRESENTA", in blue, wipe in below the main name.

Technique: CGI.

Music/Sounds: A calming synth pad and arpeggio which then changes into a triumphant synth fanfare.

Availability: TBA


3rd Logo (50th anniversary logo) (2011-2016)

Logo: TBA

Technique: TBA

Music/Sounds: Same as the previous logo.

Availability: TBA

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