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* On a black background, the sun is colored grey, and "G" is slightly bigger. The text "UN FILM" appears above the sun, and the text "GAUMONT" is below the sun. Above the "G" is the text "DIRÉCTEUR DE LA PRODUCTION" Inside the sun is a rectangle with the text "René G. VUATTOUX". | * On a black background, the sun is colored grey, and "G" is slightly bigger. The text "UN FILM" appears above the sun, and the text "GAUMONT" is below the sun. Above the "G" is the text "DIRÉCTEUR DE LA PRODUCTION" Inside the sun is a rectangle with the text "René G. VUATTOUX". | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Cel animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' The opening theme of the film. | '''Audio:''' The opening theme of the film. | ||
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* On a <u>Russian print of ''The Red and the Black'' (1954)</u>, this logo does not appear, but a snipe with Russian text is used, with the music playing as usual. | * On a <u>Russian print of ''The Red and the Black'' (1954)</u>, this logo does not appear, but a snipe with Russian text is used, with the music playing as usual. | ||
'''Technique:''' Live-action combined with | '''Technique:''' Live-action combined with motion-controlled/cel animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' A triumphant fanfare with brass and shrill violins. | '''Audio:''' A triumphant fanfare with brass and shrill violins. | ||
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'''Visuals:''' Against a smoky {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} background, there is a revolving orange globe, with several "points" moving like that of a cartoon sun, zooming in from the top right. It immediately cuts to Gaumont's "marguerite" daisy with a "'''G'''" inside it, both in white, which resembles the 1st logo's daisy. As it moves out to the left, the background slowly turns {{color|red}}. Then the word "'''AUMONT'''" appears on the right, and "DISTRIBUTION" appears at the lower right of the screen. | '''Visuals:''' Against a smoky {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} background, there is a revolving orange globe, with several "points" moving like that of a cartoon sun, zooming in from the top right. It immediately cuts to Gaumont's "marguerite" daisy with a "'''G'''" inside it, both in white, which resembles the 1st logo's daisy. As it moves out to the left, the background slowly turns {{color|red}}. Then the word "'''AUMONT'''" appears on the right, and "DISTRIBUTION" appears at the lower right of the screen. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Camera-controlled cel animation combined with live-action model work and practical effects. | ||
'''Audio:''' A rather ominous fanfare composed by François de Roubaix. The fanfare grows more and more dramatic, with three violin/timpani stabs in sync with the animations at the end. | '''Audio:''' A rather ominous fanfare composed by François de Roubaix. The fanfare grows more and more dramatic, with three violin/timpani stabs in sync with the animations at the end. | ||
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'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|blue}} space background, there is a white daisy zooming forward, eventually reaching the viewer and leaving the screen. The text "Gaumont" in an old-English font (the same font used for the 1908 logo) zooms out along with the daisy from before, which stops on top of the text. When it reaches the end of the screen, it disappears. | '''Visuals:''' On a {{color|blue}} space background, there is a white daisy zooming forward, eventually reaching the viewer and leaving the screen. The text "Gaumont" in an old-English font (the same font used for the 1908 logo) zooms out along with the daisy from before, which stops on top of the text. When it reaches the end of the screen, it disappears. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Camera-controlled animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' A dramatic synthesized fanfare with pounding synth drums, composed by Vladimir Cosma. | '''Audio:''' A dramatic synthesized fanfare with pounding synth drums, composed by Vladimir Cosma. | ||
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'''Variant:''' A variant with a <u>dark blue/dark green gradient background</u> exists. | '''Variant:''' A variant with a <u>dark blue/dark green gradient background</u> exists. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Motion-controlled animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' Same as the previous logo. | '''Audio:''' Same as the previous logo. | ||
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* Starting in 1990, the logo appears on a black BG, and "Gaumont" is in yellow. | * Starting in 1990, the logo appears on a black BG, and "Gaumont" is in yellow. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Camera-controlled animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' From 1985 to 1992, it used the same music as the 6th and 7th logos. The 1990 variant had these sounds in a lower pitch. | '''Audio:''' From 1985 to 1992, it used the same music as the 6th and 7th logos. The 1990 variant had these sounds in a lower pitch. | ||
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* Another version has <u>"DEPUIS QUE LE CINEMA EXISTE"</u> ("ever since cinema exists") below it. | * Another version has <u>"DEPUIS QUE LE CINEMA EXISTE"</u> ("ever since cinema exists") below it. | ||
'''Technique:''' 2D animation. | '''Technique:''' 2D computer animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' None. | '''Audio:''' None. | ||