Cinema is one of those disciplines that give design a lot of play, since we are talking about a discipline in which creativity is really necessary in one way or another, something that goes in common with design.
In this post you will be able to see no less than fifty fantastic film-themed logo creations, most of them being very resourceful and creative.
Please note that associated companies may be fictitious and created solely for the logo.
How should a cinema logo be
Un cinema logo can almost speak for itself if we know how to use the elements most linked to this industry. We have on the one hand the film tape, the cameras, some iconic characters or even the movie tickets. In fact, at the end of this article you can find a good variety of cinema logos that will help you decide for your own if you are creating a blog or a page dedicated to this world with so much magic and how much good entertainment it has given to our race.
If we talk about iconic characters,who can't link Chaplin's bowler hat and cane? Or the Alfred Hitchcock figure from the side view? These are some of the examples with which we can quickly link a visual image to a logo dedicated to the film industry. So with a little work and care we can find our own and original design; although to tell the truth, we can simply make a variation of some of those that you will see to have a very striking one.
La movie clapperboard is also another visual element those who are closest to represent that logo. Like we can use the circular shape of the roll of film to create some very striking. You will see one dedicated to horror cinema in which that circular shape has been used so that with three black dots the mask of that famous Scream scary movie is represented. Simplicity and creativity in unison to create that movie logo we are looking for.
How to create a movie logo
We have already said that we can be inspired by a lot of examples that you will see below, but how should we create a cinema logo? The use of black and white it is very recurrent because it is the same origin of cinema before color appeared. It is a base to which we can go to create an elegant logo that brings that classic air.
On the other hand we can also be inspired by the cinema of the 80s, which, although not of great quality, has very iconic elements that we can see today with series like Stranger Things and that have been able to bring to mind adventure films and more. Neon and those purple, red and orange colors with their contrasts can be another value to take into account.
Nor can we ignore a good typography. A sans serif can be used to create the 2001 typeface., Space Odyssey, so you can get an idea of how interesting it can be to be inspired by a font to create that logo. We can already put the accent on some said visual elements such as the roll, the clapperboard, the movie ticket or to go to the current cinema, use an icon that represents streaming through services such as HBO or Netflix.
La image of a tablet or smartphone with a film tape Going through with a black and white can be a great foundation. Then it would be to give it a touch here and there to find those lines that can create harmony between the different elements. In other words, we are talking about incorporating those new elements that we have linked to current cinema. A cinema that has changed the format, since, although there are still those large rooms, there is also the sofa at home, the remote control of the TV, a smartphone to broadcast on the screen and that Smart TV that is a very visual element.
Si we go to Netflix or HBO, its typography is very striking. Everything would be to change it a bit and put the name of our company or that blog where we want to collect the latest releases of the hottest news of TV series, documentaries or movies.
It is always important to wink at a visual element linked to cinema, be it the classic, the eighties or the current one. 3D can also be used Why not the table lamp used in many Pixar movies? Or the shadow of some of its most iconic characters? There are many ideas, so it is a matter of trying and leaving those that we like the most to face those new ideas that come to mind.
45 cool movie logo examples
We make a review of the best cinema logos and the elements that quickly link one to that entertainment industry that has given so much for many decades. Logos that represent the most popular movie characters or that movie tape so used in so many.
We do not forget some of the tricks to make a good movie logo and quickly link our blog or company to that industry. We give you ideas on how to use those newer elements such as Netflix or the HBO logo; and without forgetting the sofa and that marathon of TV series.
everty
everty pull that film tape to create a logo classic and in which the gold color represents the Hollywood Oscars.
Raum
Raum takes us before a classic typeface with nothing more than this.
Mustache
The used clapperboard like a razor to shave with that white and black and the mustache name like that of the company dedicated to cinema, great, don't you think?
Film Closet
Film Closet uses that of the locker room and what is so important in a film production. Use the film tape as a dress-up model.
Banana Films
We are not in Woody Allen's movie, but yes before a great idea that uses the gilding of gold and those bananas that are film tapes.
African Film Club
How to Live Aligned with if it were alternative cinema, this logo does not forget the colors that represent Africa to compose a great cinema logo.
TurtleFilm
We have already said that using the circular shape of a roll of film is great as with this logo very well carried out.
Roller Coaster Films
The roll tape placed on the movie camera is the best excuse to wind at two o'clock Roller Coaster. Another great idea in a logo.
Lure Films
Lure Films use the hook located on the roll from the film to create an authentic cinematography logo.
Cinema Division
It couldn't be simpler and Cinema Division uses that geometric scheme with the film tape.
6 Floors
6Floor yes it is thrown to the color to leave a ribbon of film falling to form that 6. Simple and very effective.
Movie bomb
You see how the roll of tape in a movie camera It is widely used. Now as a bomb for the "o".
pure cinematography
As in one of the above, Pure uses that falling tape to form your logo without forgetting a sky blue.
filmalti
Filmalti uses a TV screen to quickly attract attention, do you remember from what was said about using a smartphone or tablet?
Ripe Films
Rip it goes to the peels of an apple to form a roll film tape.
Independent Films
A Pair of shoes for Independent Films.
91 Seconds
Our we look a little weird with this logo, but the 91 seconds say a lot ...
Piar Films
Again we go to one of the most representative elements of the film industry.
Sliced Lemon Films
Again a fruit, but this time a lemon divided for that movie tape.
ArtFilm
La color origami to represent a bird with its film tape as a base.
Paper Films
Paper Films keeps it simple with that filmstrip rendered in a slightly abstract way and blurred that looks very good. It has a classic touch in the typeface that is cool.
World Wide Short Film Festival
Chaplin hangs around with that mustache. An example of how to create a logo that quickly links to the cinema.
Film Urbia
urbia mix the urban with that movie tape that generates a landscape.
substratum
Perhaps one of the most difficult to link to the cinema, but it is a good logo, since the substrate is below the surface which can be many movies. Interesting.
Reel Farm
Like we were own farm workers, the wheels of that tractor are the rolls of tape anchored in a film camera.
bristol film festival
Una movie ticket is perfect for these struggles to create a logo for cinema. Ideal.
Bay City Cinemas
This logo return to the broad curves of the film strip to represent a good logo with that eye and blue.
Bumpy Road Films
They are almost telling us that they are not afraid to take their trucks down the most intricate roads, adventure movies? Possibly.
Audiovisual traffic light
Un nice logo with primary colors and the use of shapes to generate the traffic light.
The Factory Studios
Again we go back to the film tape to form the top of a factory. Ideal as a source of inspiration.
Everyday Films
Una classic typography for daily movies that could be seen on Antena 3.
Horror films
One of the most original of all and simpler than one. Uses that circular shape with those three circular dots in black to give that, horror.
Film Center
The seats of a cinema? How we couldn't have thought of it before. The Netflix couch could do its thing.
MovieCream
Un ice cream like roll from a movie film.
FlickFarm
Una movie farm more than perfect with that tape of film so used in so many movie logos.
iFilm Floats
Nor that it was the producer of that scary movie with the electric saw.
We are dolly
Again we can go back to those cameras located in vehicles to record outdoor scenes. The thing going out there seems to be.
Wash Film
Lava for those peaks and that is the simplest thing, but very practical.
HonoluluFilm
OpenFactory
Here factory smoke It is used as the film tape.
Movie Quotes
Curious this cinema logo that we leave to the imagination of the viewer.
Literary Films
For classic films this logo goes more than ideal. A pen to show the theater and the classical.
reklamefilmer
The color in a gradient as if we were before the Instagram of the cinema.
Slow Motion Films
Couldn't be better represented slow motion with a snail. More than great.
Instant Movie Films
And we go with the popcorn bucket that is not missing.