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'''These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Netflix, with more to be added overtime.'''
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'''Bright (2017)''': On pre-2019 prints, the logo starts with a black background and is formed via electrical smoke, starting with the "F". The logo brightens and becomes the finished product of the standard logo. This was done by Picturemill.
'''Bright (2017)''': On pre-2019 prints, the logo starts with a black background and is formed via electrical smoke, starting with the "F". The logo brightens and becomes the finished product of the standard logo. This was done by Picturemill.
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Revision as of 13:33, 3 June 2022

These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Netflix, with more to be added overtime.

Bright (2017): On pre-2019 prints, the logo starts with a black background and is formed via electrical smoke, starting with the "F". The logo brightens and becomes the finished product of the standard logo. This was done by Picturemill.


Shaft (2019): In international prints, which was released just before the next logo was introduced, the logo is animated on a film projector reel with the 3D letters in yellow then the 2D logo in black, which zooms out.


Stranger Things Season 4 (2016-present; 2022): The short version (both beginning and end) has red thunder skies with some particles in the background applied to the animation. This is a reference to the Upside Down as seen on the show.

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