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This is for drafts of big changes I intend to make.

American Humane

NOTE: I dunno if the logo is actually eligible so I've put it in my sandbox.

Background

American Humane is an American organisation that aims to ensure the safety, well-being and welfare of animals. They are best known for their "No Animals Were Harmed" certification mark that appears on films or television shows where they monitored the animals on set.

1st Logo (1996-)

Logo: Scrolling with the credits, we see silhouettes of a dog, a horse and an elephant in front of a film strip rotated 45 degrees clockwise. On the right side, we see the text "American Humane" and on top of it, we see the text "American Humane monitored the animal action. No animals were harmed.".

Variants: TBA.

Technique: None.

Music/Sounds: The credits music.

Availability: Very common. Seen on many movies made in the United States and sometimes movies from the United Kingdom.

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Line 1: This is for drafts of big changes I intend to make. ==American Humane== ~~==Vue Cinemas 4th logo description change==~~ '''NOTE:''' I dunno if the logo is actually eligible so I've put it in my sandbox. '''Logo:''' On a black background, the words "This is not a cinema" appear one at a time, with the last word fading out. The words "This is" then appear the same way. We then cut to a montage of various scenes which are bookended by surreal environments: ===Background=== * A rally car driving on a dirt track (subtitled "A race track") '''American Humane''' is an American organisation that aims to ensure the safety, well-being and welfare of animals. They are best known for their "No Animals Were Harmed" certification mark that appears on films or television shows where they monitored the animals on set. * An opera performance (subtitled "A legendary opera house") * A big music festival (subtitled "The festival of all festivals") ==={{Ordinal\|1}} Logo (1996-)=== ~~On the last one, water droplets fly into the camera when "This is not a cinema" appears. A green abstract environment appears on screen while "This is" appears one at a time. We then cut to:~~ '''Logo''': Scrolling with the credits, we see silhouettes of a dog, a horse and an elephant in front of a film strip rotated 45 degrees clockwise. On the right side, we see the text "American Humane" and on top of it, we see the text "American Humane monitored the animal action. No animals were harmed.". * A ballet performance (subtitled "Life in the front row") * A man in the back seat of a car (subtitled "A season finale") '''Variants''': TBA. * A stage production of ''War Horse'' with an animatronic horse prop (subtitled "Live from Broadway") ~~We then rapidly zoom out of the surreal landscape when "This is" appears one at a time. We then cut to:~~ '''Technique''': None. * A man on a piano while sparks fly over him (subtitled "Passion") * A dancer leaping in the air (subtitled "Spirit) '''Music/Sounds''': The credits music. * A large crowd cheering (subtitled "Energy") * A man on stage with a sad face (subtitled "Pain") '''Availability''': Very common. Seen on many movies made in the United States and sometimes movies from the United Kingdom. * A boxer punching another in slow motion (subtitled "And glory") We fade into a starry landscape with a wormhole that resembles an eye when "This is not a cinema" appears one at a time. A beam of light circles the screen when "Big screen sports" appears, with "sports" rapidly changing to "opera", "music", "theatre", "dance", "TV", "comedy", "gaming", "innovation", "knowledge" and finally "entertainment". The beams of light then form the Vue logo, with orange waves inside of it.