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26 de sept. de 2012 · The Paramount Pictures logo graces with its presence the opening titles of “Godfather”, “Transformers”, “Mission: Impossible”, and hundreds of other iconic movies. From this post, you’ll find out who coined the Paramount Pictures emblem and how it has evolved over the course of more than 100 years.
26 de feb. de 2022 · The Paramount logo (see above) features 22 stars surrounding the mountain. According to Paramount, these stars have two secret meanings. Firstly, the stars represent the 22 actors that Paramount had signed to the studios in 1916 including the likes of Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson and Clara Bow. And secondly, the design implied that, "Paramount ...
9 de abr. de 2024 · The Paramount Pictures logo has been subtly changing. The fog dissipated around the mountain, and clouds thickened, which then also disappeared. The background was changed several times until it became one color. And the number of stars in the halo gradually decreased from 29 to 22.
The 2002-2013 Paramount Pictures logo with ViacomCBS byline, only seen on Amazon's Paramount Neon Blue Logo Scenery T Shirts. The logo on a hologram sticker. This was used on UK DVDs of the era, such as The Spy Who Came In from the Cold. 2012–present [] 100th Anniversary corporate logo.
Note: Despite being similar, the 1917 logo is actually different from the 1914 logo, notice the different cloud design in both. Variant: On some of Paramount's earlier movies, the pseudo-logo "A Paramount Picture" is nowhere to be seen in the movie's title, keeping only the two small pseudo-logos below the title.Instead, the full "A Paramount Picture" logo is seen after it.
1914 – 1918. The vintage logo of Paramount-Artcraft Motion Pictures was distinguished by its oval shape, encircled with a striking double outline in black. This emblem was enhanced with an ornate frame, featuring intricately carved-like designs at both the upper and lower extremities. Centrally positioned was the enterprise’s moniker ...
29 de mar. de 2022 · Le premier logo de Paramount Pictures. La première version du logo du studio Paramount Pictures est apparue en 1914. Son auteur était William Hodkinson. Il représentait une montagne avec un sommet enneigé entouré d’étoiles. Le prototype de la montagne est Ben Lomond, situé dans l’Utah, où William a vécu.
