Company Logos

As a college all the film productions had the main company name this was: 'BMF Studios' (Birmingham Metropolitan Film Studios). This name came for the colleges actual name: Birmingham Metropolitan College. The image we decided to use for the 'BMF Studios' logo was one of the 'bull' which is an ionic image of birmingham (the bull ring), the city in which we all live.  To begin with the image we used was just of a normal picture of the bull. However, we decided this was to plain and also the image contained shoppers walking in it. Therefore we edited the image so the 'bull' was the main focus, and got rid of anything else e.g: people who were originally in the image. 

This was the original image. 

This is the edited and final completed logo for 'BMF Studios'.  The same image of the bull has been used, but the colour has been changed to have a slight red tint to it. However the general colour of the 'bull' has been kept the same for the logo, as people will be able to recognize it. The writing for the logo was done in red - to stand out and make it easy to read, also because our colleges name for its logo is also red. Then the rest is done in a light grey, yet again so that the viewer will be able to read it. 

The Groups Logo

For our own groups logo we decided to create a different logo ( as most films have more than one studio working on it). We decided to stick with the image of the 'bull' being in it as it is a symbol of our hometown. For our own studio name we decided to create the name: S.O.S Productions. This stands for the initials of all our last names: Sheasby, Owen and Slater. The image of the bull has now been changed to red, this was because red is used as a symbol for horror movies and our studio create horror movies. The image in the center of the 'O' is one of an eyeball, this gives the logo a slight eerie feeling to it, in the same way our film gives off a eerie feeling. 

Due to the logo's for both companies being rather similar, we decided that there should be a image inserted into the transition of these to images. We yet again used the image of the bull, but instead changed the colour of it to black and white. Here is that image: