Research into Studio Idents

These six studio idents are recognised as the most popular entertaining branding produced. They are identifiable and unique from one another meaning they produce certain genres and films for their specific studio ident. For example Disney and Pixar joined together to develop their illustration, language, themes and genres; they create animation films usually directed to young children. Whereas universal focus more so on a wider variety of films which are non animated and are directed towards a certificate of 12 plus. Through the use of studio idents espececially the 'famous' six helps an audience to realise the clarity and ratings of a particular film due to its producers.

This studio ident is mainly used in the horror trilogies of SAW and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. This independent company is known for producing films which usually have a horror genre. Through the use of the dark red barbed wire tighting around the studio ident expresses the ideas of distress and fear of entrapment which is a main theme within the themes of the SAW trilogies.

This studio ident is used in the film Taken, it is a French movie studio situated in Paris. The producers of Taken chose this specific ident due to it symbolising certain themes within the film. For instance, in Greek  mythology Europa is the name of Phoenician princess who was abducted to by Zeus and taken to Crete. This relates to the plot with the film as 17 year old is taken and abducted by intruders which is also set in Paris,France.