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Logo descriptions by Matt Williams
Logo capture by V of Doom
Video capture courtesy of
Anuk96


Background: Fox Searchlight Pictures was formed in 1994 under News Corporation to
produce and distribute all independent, artistic, foreign and alternative film releases.


(1994- )
Fox Searchlight Pictures (1994)

Nickname: "CGI City Skyline Searchlights"

Logo: We start out looking at a city skyline (most likely that of Los Angeles). The camera begin
s to move right, past a searchlight. The searchlight turns on, followed by many more in the background turning on. We then reach the middle of the Fox "stack" structure, but instead of seeing a narrow "CENTURY", we see a large "SEARCHLIGHT". The camera pulls back and reveals "FOX" above and "PICTURES" below. The byline "A News Corporation Company" fades in, then the rightmost searchlight moves towards us, filling the screen with light, then we fade out.

FX/SFX
: The movement of the camera.


Music/Sounds: The 1994 Fox fanfare, later replaced in 1997.


Availability: This is Fox's "art-house" division (like Miramax is for Disney and Sony Pictures Classics is for Columbia/Sony), distributing "different" films from Fox.

Scare Factor: Minimal; you may get some first-time jitters, while expecting the current Fox logo and ending up with this, but it's pretty clean.


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