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'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* A short version of this logo was seen on trailers for films and at the end of films released through Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/Touchstone Pictures, starting with ''I Am Number Four''. However, ''Real Steel'' has the still version of this logo at the end. | * A short version of this logo was seen on trailers for films and at the end of films released through Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/Touchstone Pictures, starting with ''I Am Number Four'' through ''The Light Between Oceans''. However, ''Real Steel'' has the still version of this logo at the end. | ||
* Some films have the logo fading out early after it has been formed. | * Some films have the logo fading out early after it has been formed. | ||
* Sometimes, the logo may be zoomed out further than usual. | * Sometimes, the logo may be zoomed out further than usual. | ||
* It is not entirely clear if a full-frame version of this logo exists, as the logo was often presented in its original aspect ratio even on VHS and fullscreen/pan-and-scan DVD releases. | |||
'''Trivia:''' The idea for this logo was a concept from co-founder Steven Spielberg. He originally wanted the logo to be CGI depicting a man fishing standing on the moon, but his frequent collaborator Dennis Muren suggested a hand-painted logo instead. Artist Robert Hunt was then commissioned to design the logo. Spielberg loved one of Hunt's designs, a boy sitting on a crescent moon while fishing, and it was made into a full-motion logo. The boy who is seen sitting on the moon is based upon Hunt's son, William. | '''Trivia:''' The idea for this logo was a concept from co-founder Steven Spielberg. He originally wanted the logo to be CGI depicting a man fishing standing on the moon, but his frequent collaborator Dennis Muren suggested a hand-painted logo instead. Artist Robert Hunt was then commissioned to design the logo. Spielberg loved one of Hunt's designs, a boy sitting on a crescent moon while fishing, and it was made into a full-motion logo. The boy who is seen sitting on the moon is based upon Hunt's son, William. | ||