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Well, considering that this is a 1931 logo, I guess they were getting creative with logos...

Production idents were always secondary to the film making process. Not every company is required to add a logo to a movie, specially if it's a newly-founded studio on their very first release.

@@LeIDBasher says enough.

@@LeIDBasher This is well noticed in the whole film industry, honestly

I myself thought this was from 1920's or something. But it's actually from 1954.

Like I said before, I upload idents from various countries. The focus here isn't just advanced to Hong Kong logos. Please, do me a favour and calm down with such requests.

To be honest, I don't like what's happening there either, but I'd prefer not to talk about politics here... I'm just collecting logos without intention to touch anything sensitive.

Sometimes I don't like to find logos that are cropped, but thank you for showing the full company's title.

For your information, these are in 16mm. I tried finding a normal source of this, but there was none available except this print. I mean, there MIGHT be a VHS release of a film, but for now, we don't know whether it exists for sure.

I think "bum" is also a Korean word, but rather than that, yeah, it sounds funny and seems a little silly. :)

I know, and that's why I combined two variations of this logo. Considering that they're rare and can be found nowhere else but one film and one trailer (where the company credited their distribution rights, NOT production ones), I think it's important to keep the necessity of preserving finds like these. :) P. S. the jingle you hear is probably a part of arrangements composed by a Japanese composer Akira Komachi (see the description for more information and attempts to find out the actual title of this piece of music).

Agrofilm is seemingly an agriculture-themed documentary film distribution company, so I doubt they would use video equipment then.

To be fair, I can't really agree on that, but I'm fine with your opinion :) For me it looks rather from the 1960's or something.

Believe me, many HK logos used this piece of music. This can be said with more of stock soundtrack, such as the infamous "Contact" by Johnny Pearson, "Prestige Logo" by Paddy Kingsland, etc.

Yeah I can notice how they already tampered with CEL animation during mid-1970's... I say all of these Indonesian logos are cool! :) As for music, I can agree with you on that, but unfortunately, since RUclips's copyright policy is strong over music, some audio parts had to be muted to avoid more claims. :( This is why I'm writing subtitles in such videos to let you know what you hear in case if I HAVE to remove some portion of music.

Thank you for providing the additional translation of given speech in Russian. :)

@@catchthatlogoYou’re welcome.

It's definitely not from that region... but it's from the Moldovan SSR :)

This piece of music is stock for sure. I searched for the title using Google Audio Search, but I couldn't get an exact match for this fanfare. If my mind doesn't deceive me, it's composed by "King Orchestra".

Just found a track that sounds similar to the audio here. I found it on RUclips Music page, but the year of its composition is doubtful to me. Anyway, here's the link: music.ruclips.net/video/sAt94AOZiIA/видео.html

As I carefully read the description, the composer of the track is Akira Komachi (小町昭), a Japanese composer born in 1931. I believe this track must be part of one of Akira's soundtrack arrangements. For now, all I know that this is called "Fanfare B", so the probable answer is "Akira Komachi - Fanfare B".

If I remember correctly, it's from "Мы из будущего 2/We Are From The Future 2" (2010). In some films this logo may be cut out, but if you want to know the studio's filmography, here's the link: www.kinopoisk.ru/lists/m_act[studio]/29747/

My reply was removed (I guess YT considers website links a no-no to include in the comments)... Originally I said that... if I remember correctly, it's from "Мы из будущего 2/We Are From The Future 2" (2010). In some films this logo may be cut out, but if you want to know the studio's filmography, just search "А-1 Кино Видео" and you'll find the Kinopoisk page about the studio.

@@catchthatlogo thanks!

@@cattotld You're welcome!

Totally agree with you here. I did point out that the videos involving logo compilation shouldn't look too perfect because you don't always know whether the logos you compiled seem to be ALL the logos from a certain country. Since more and more obscure/rare films are being published today, it's more likely you realize that more idents actually exist, regardless of whether they are from films, video films or home video media. I'm sorry to hear that you oftentimes get told about idents you forgot to include after publishing each episode of your series. I also would, of course, not pay attention to remarks about forgotten logos, but in my opinion, it would look a bit neglectful if I were not to point out what I could have missed... on the other side, mentioning missing logos seems fun as you still discover something new from the... "logotype industry", let's say (or maybe logo variations that you haven't even known about). But if you're more inclined to leaving your episodes as they are, that's fine! :) After all, the main key is to show logos from a country without worrying about the actual number because you can still find new idents later. By the way, I've heard that you plan to start the African season of LFATW, and all I can say is, I wish you good luck! Because some African countries don't have many logos, it may be a twist for you. I do have a few African logos on my channel, so if you want, you are more than welcome to use them for you future episodes!

@@catchthatlogo Absolutely. I feel that the people that point out the forgotten logos just take my compilations WAY too seriously, and that’s one of the main reasons I stopped making them for a while. As I’m giving it another chance with African logos, I am aware that the logo finds are very scarce. After all, it’s about finding the best you can share instead of meeting your audiences’ expectations. And yes, I’ll be glad to use what you got for a future compilation. I appreciate your advice. Thanks! :)

@@OfficialCruiseshipzStudios I'm glad to hear this! :)

@catchthatlogo can you do an argentine logo history and japanese logo history then more captures?

@@TheTupiZoneSecrets I'd recommend discussing this question in some other video :)

Yeah, I saw it on AVID Wiki; due to the logo's blatancy, though, I decided not to include it. I also heard it uses audio from the Guild Home Video ident, which makes the thing full of stolen content...

@@catchthatlogo That's why I put in the number 3.

@@n0ah_p1ll0r Fair point.

You're right actually, just translated the Korean text and it gave me what you wrote. I'll retitle the video, thanks for the notice.

Noticed this late, but thanks for sharing more trivia! It's literally something I have had no knowledge of, and hearing this makes me wondered. Turns out some HK studios are more than just standard film companies :) Speaking of Fairchild Group, I can confirm their logo is similar (after googling the logo directly). The fact it is based in Canada grows the image of a company (I refer to Fotocine itself). Never knew this, I'll be honest with you...

If I find something interesting from these, I will do more of them.

@@catchthatlogo when?

@@HorizonPointTheThird Perhaps when I come back.

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