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1. www.avid.wiki › Miramax_FilmsMiramax Films - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   Jul 12, 2024 · This logo was partially designed by Nate Carlson, who created retro-style logo variants for Miramax and Focus Features for use in the movie The Holdovers. Miramax loved his work so much that they requested to use his design in another logo for use in their other films.

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   With Logo Design Studio Pro Online you have total control of the logo templates, objects and fonts. Start with a template and ungroup the SVG objects, modify the size of the elements, change any part of the template or object.

3. logos.fandom.com › wiki › MiramaxMiramax | Logopedia | Fandom

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   The MIRAMAX wordmark has been used since 1987, surviving various ownership changes since. After Disney sold the studio to Filmyard Holdings in 2010, the word "Films" was dropped from the name and logo, becoming simply "Miramax" the next year. The logo is just the same as the previous one, but...

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   Nov 10, 2023 · Miramax ended up liking Carlson’s logo design work so much, the company ended up using his title designs on subsequent releases including” Operation Fortune,” “Sick” and the upcoming “The...

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5. www.closinglogos.com › page › Miramax_FilmsMiramax Films - Closing Logos

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   As we zoom in closer to the buildings, several lights begin forming the print Miramax Films logo, simply in white (no glowy effects like last time). The city skyline fades to black as the Miramax Films logo forms, piece by piece, while zooming towards the center of the screen. The end result is similar to the 2nd logo.

6. www.avid.wiki › Miramax_Films › Logo_VariationsMiramax Films/Logo Variations - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Miramax Films, with more to be added overtime. Clerks (1994): The 1987 still logo fades into the 1994 View Askew Productions logo. On current prints, the short version of the 2008 logo is used.

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   What logos did Miramax use?

   • These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Miramax Films, with more to be added overtime. Clerks (1994) : The 1987 still logo fades into the 1994 View Askew Productions logo. On current prints, the short version of the 2008 logo is used. Two Bits (1995) : The 1987 logo is sepia-toned.

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   What is a Miramax film logo?

   • Logo: On a black background, we see a filmstrip, made into a letter "M". The text "MIRAMAX FILMS" is next to the "M" with "in association with" above. Variant: On some films, such as Crossover Dreams,Ghost Fever, and The Quest, the logo is a simple textual graphic reading "A MIRAMAX FILMS Release" in a plain non-serif font. FX/SFX: None.

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   When did Miramax change its name?

   • The MIRAMAX wordmark has been used since 1987, surviving various ownership changes since. After Disney sold the studio to Filmyard Holdings in 2010, the word "Films" was dropped from the name and logo, becoming simply "Miramax" the next year. The logo is just the same as the previous one, but the word "Films" is removed.

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   Does Miramax have a trademark?

   • Starting in 2011, the word "FILMS" is omitted. Both of these versions (particularly the latter) plaster over older Miramax logos on new releases of their films. Starting in 2016, a registered trademark ("®") symbol appears next to the wordmark.

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8. logos.fandom.com › wiki › MiramaxMiramax/On-Screen Variations | Logopedia | Fandom

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   1987–1999, 2002. I've Heard the Mermaids Singing (1987) Sex, Lies and Videotape (1989) Pulp Fiction (1994) Four Rooms (1995) Sling Blade (1996) The English Patient (1996) As seen on the 1997 Toshiba DVD commercial.