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Background

SIE Films ("Sindicat de la Industria de l'Espectacle Films" in Catalan or "Sindicato de la Industria del Espectáculo Films" in Spanish) was a Spanish film producer based in Barcelona (Catalonia) during the Spanish Civil War. In Catalonia, the anarchist trade union CNT-FAI made a great collectivization of services, among them was the cinema. The SIE made some documentaries and propaganda for the CNT-FAI diffused on republican-held territories.

Logo (October 10, 1936-1939)

Visuals: A siderurgic industry is first shown, where some workers with hammers constantly hit an iron hot bar. They hit the bar several times while "S.I.E. Films" appears piece-by-piece (in time with the hits). The word "Presenta" appears below while "S.I.E. Films" is shining.

Variant: There's a variant in ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!! where the text of the logo is "C.N.T. F.A.I." in time of "S.I.E. Films".

Technique: A mix of live-action and cel animation.

Audio: A bombastic fanfare made by an orchestra. But in ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!! the music is the opening of the movie's theme.

Availability: Appears on films such as ¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!, Aurora de esperanza, El cerco de Huesca, Teruel ha caído or La conquista de Carrascal de Chimillas.

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 ===Background ===
-SIE Films ("Sindicat de la Industria de l'Espectacle Films" in Catalan or "Sindicato de la Industria del Espectáculo Films" in Spanish) was a Spanish film producer based in Barcelona (Catalonia) during the Spanish Civil War. In Catalonia, the anarchist trade union CNT-FAI made a great collectivization of services, among them was the cinema. The SIE made some documentaries and propaganda for the CNT-FAI diffused on republican held territories.
+'''SIE Films''' ("'''S'''indicat de la '''I'''ndustria de l''''E'''spectacle Films" in Catalan or "'''S'''indicato de la '''I'''ndustria del '''E'''spectáculo Films" in Spanish) was a Spanish film producer based in Barcelona (Catalonia) during the Spanish Civil War. In Catalonia, the anarchist trade union CNT-FAI made a great collectivization of services, among them was the cinema. The SIE made some documentaries and propaganda for the CNT-FAI diffused on republican-held territories.
+===Logo (October 10, 1936-1939)===
-===(1936-1939)===
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+{{YouTube|id=ARBRx4UJjnQ}}
-'''Logo:''' We see a siderurgic industry, where some workers with hammers hitting an iron hot bar. They hit the bar several times while "S.I.E. Films" appears piece-by-piece (in time with the hits). The word "Presenta" appears below while "S.I.E. Films" is shinning.
+'''Visuals:''' A siderurgic industry is first shown, where some workers with hammers constantly hit an iron hot bar. They hit the bar several times while "S.I.E. Films" appears piece-by-piece (in time with the hits). The word "Presenta" appears below while "S.I.E. Films" is shining.
-'''Technique:''' The stars forming the text, and the text shinning.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A bombastic fanfare made by an orchestra. But in ''¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!'' the music is the opening of the movie's theme.
 '''Variant:''' There's a variant in ''¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!'' where the text of the logo is "C.N.T. F.A.I." in time of "S.I.E. Films".
+'''Technique:''' A mix of live-action and cel animation.
-'''Availability:''' In some films like ''¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!'', ''Aurora de esperanza'', ''El cerco de Huesca, Teruel ha caído'' or ''La conquista de Carrascal de Chimillas''. All of them can be watched on YouTube.
+'''Audio:''' A bombastic fanfare made by an orchestra. But in ''¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!'' the music is the opening of the movie's theme.
+'''Availability:''' Appears on films such as ''¡¡Ayuda a Madrid!!'', ''Aurora de esperanza'', ''El cerco de Huesca, Teruel ha caído'' or ''La conquista de Carrascal de Chimillas''.
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 [[Category:Film logos]]
 [[Category:Spanish film logos]]
+[[Category:Spanish-language logos]]