DreamWorks Pictures: Difference between revisions

'''Visuals:''' It starts with a shot of {{color|blue}} clouds and a crescent-shape moon at night. Then a bobber hooked to a fishing line drops down and splashes, revealing the scene to be a reflection in water. Then the camera pans upwards through a set of clouds to follow the fishing line, and it is revealed to be connected to a fishing rod held by a young boy sitting inside the moon seen in the reflection. A large "D" then fades in behind the moon (with the bowl of the D blending in with the crescent), and the camera continues to pan right as the rest of the letters in "DREAMWORKS" continue to form (albeit partially obscured by clouds). Then another set of clouds then swoop past the camera before giving way to reveal the white text "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''{{big|D}}REAM{{big|W}}ORKS'''}}" with an underline below it separated by the text "{{Font|Times New Roman|'''SKG'''}}" (both set in Minion Black), which settles in front of a final shot of clouds revealing the night sky.

* The idea for this logo came from a concept by co-founder Steven Spielberg, who originally wanted the logo to be CGI and for it to depict an adult man fishing on the moon, but his frequent collaborator Dennis Muren suggested a hand-painted logo instead. The very first sketch of the logo (with the man) was drawn by artist Gregory Weir-Quiton on a piece of tissue for Spielberg. Artist Robert Hunt was then commissioned to design the logo. Spielberg loved one of Hunt's designs—a young boy sitting on a crescent moon while fishing—and it was made into a full-motion logo. The boy seen sitting on the moon is based upon Hunt's son William.