'''Audio:''' None or the ending theme of the TV show.
'''Availability:''' The only film to use this logo was ''White Squall''. It also appeared on the Showtime series ''The Hunger''.
===2nd Logo (September 25, 1998-)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is a man clad in monk-style clothing walking as a white light illuminates him. He lights up a cigarette, and a burst of light appears next to him. The screen then cuts to a close-up shot of the man as he runs away against a yellow spotlight. His arms turn into wings and he transforms into a bird that flies across a multicolored background. The text "SCOTT FREE", in the same font as before, slides in underneath the bird before changing into a more stylized font. The bird becomes a blue silhouette as the action freezes.
'''Trivia:''' The animation of the man running is reused from the short ''Le Criminel'', which Toccafondo made.
'''Variants:'''
* On TV shows, the logo is cut to the last few seconds.
* A black and white version exists.
* An open-matte version exists.
* On some films starting with <u>''A Good Year''</u> in 2006, the "SCOTT FREE" text is absent.
* At <u>the end of ''Matchstick Men''</u>, the logo is still and colored white with bluish splotches around the bird and text.
* On <u>''The Last Duel'' (2021)</u>, the logo is dimmed down like the 20th Century Studios and Pearl Street Films logos.
** On <u>''Boston Strangler''</u>, the logo is darker again, only desaturated.
* On the trailer for ''Alien: Romulus'', the logo glitches.
'''Technique:''' Oil paint/pastel animation done for [[Acme Filmworks]] by Italian animator Gianluigi Toccafondo, who also animated the [[Fandango]] logo, as well as the end credits sequence for the Scott Free film ''Robin Hood''. ProducedThe byanimation [[Acmeof Filmworks]]the man running is reused from Toccafondo's short film ''Le Criminel''.
'''Audio:''' First, there are dark whooshing sounds, accompanied by the man's footsteps and a match-striking sound. As the man transforms, therean is a soothingatmospheric flute piece. This was composed by Claude Letessier and Jeff Rona plays. Otherwise, it's the opening theme of the movie, or silent in the case of ''Black Hawk Down'', none.
'''Audio Variants:'''
*On <u>''Stoker''</u>, the dark whoosh sounds at the start are removed.
* On <u>Acme Filmworks' upload of the logo on Vimeo</u>, an alternate version of the audio is heard with different sound effects and a woman humming the theme, making it sound calmer.
* On <u>''Man on Fire'' (2004)</u>, a bang is heard at the start of the logo.
* The short version features the last few notes of the theme.
'''Availability:''' It made its debut on ''Clay Pigeons'' and has appeared on the majority of the company's films since. However, it does not appear on ''Gladiator'', ''Hannibal'', ''The A-Team'', or ''A Haunting in Venice''. The short version can be seen on TV shows such as ''The Good Wife'', ''Numb3rs'', and ''The Man in the High Castle''. The print logo for the company is a regular bird with "SCOTT FREE" in the same font as the last logo.
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