Europa Filmes (Brazil)
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Logo descriptions by Thisisanswer, lenhill
Europa Home Video
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: Extremely rare.
Editor's Note: TBA
Europa Carat Home Video
Europa Home Video
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: Extremely rare.
Editor's Note: TBA
Europa Carat Home Video
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: Extremely rare.
Editor's Note: TBA
Europa Filmes
1st Logo
(1998-2007)
Logo: On a dark blue and purple background, there is a clear glass square. The square rotates as a beam of light cuts out an stylized lowercase E. As the E is being drawn, we pan to see a filmstrip moving fast. When the E is finished drawing, the shell of the E that was drawn zooms in. "EUROPA" in silver zooms out and shines as the E turns blue. A grey square fades in when the filmstrip ends off. "FILMES" sprouts up as a shadow appears behind the E.
Variant: Starting in 2003, with the Brazilian dub of Spirited Away, after the logo was formed, the E became tridimensional.
FX/SFX: The beam, filmstrip, and text. Pretty dated animation.
Music/Sounds: An 8 note xylophone theme with rising synths at the end. It is actually a cue music from the Thomas J. Valentino music library, called "ID and logo #98" composed by Dom Massaro.
Availability: Common. In Brazil, although it was seen on many movies, original or distributed, it is well remembered for appearing in front of the Brazilian dub of Spirited Away (2003), both in the theatrical release and the subsequent VHS and DVD releases.
Editor's Note: None.
2nd Logo
(2007-2011)
Nickname: "The Lighting"
Logo: On a stormy sky with blue mist, several silver squares fly by the screen. We then pan to see the squares are forming the E from before. The E then turns blue and a outline of a square is drawn and filled in as the E is completed and turns grey and refined. "EUROPA" and "FILMES" zoom out as the logo faces forward. A lightning strike happens in the background and the E turns blue.
FX/SFX: The lightning and squares.
Music/Sounds: Lightning strikes are heard throughout the logo, with an majestic theme during the middle portion of the logo.
Availability: Uncommon, as it was used for only 4 years, and then the company went bankrupt. It wouldn't be bankrupt for long, though.
FX/SFX: TBA
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: Extremely rare.
Editor's Note: TBA
Europa Filmes
1st Logo
(1998-2007)
Logo: On a dark blue and purple background, there is a clear glass square. The square rotates as a beam of light cuts out an stylized lowercase E. As the E is being drawn, we pan to see a filmstrip moving fast. When the E is finished drawing, the shell of the E that was drawn zooms in. "EUROPA" in silver zooms out and shines as the E turns blue. A grey square fades in when the filmstrip ends off. "FILMES" sprouts up as a shadow appears behind the E.
Variant: Starting in 2003, with the Brazilian dub of Spirited Away, after the logo was formed, the E became tridimensional.
FX/SFX: The beam, filmstrip, and text. Pretty dated animation.
Music/Sounds: An 8 note xylophone theme with rising synths at the end. It is actually a cue music from the Thomas J. Valentino music library, called "ID and logo #98" composed by Dom Massaro.
Availability: Common. In Brazil, although it was seen on many movies, original or distributed, it is well remembered for appearing in front of the Brazilian dub of Spirited Away (2003), both in the theatrical release and the subsequent VHS and DVD releases.
Editor's Note: None.
2nd Logo
(2007-2011)
Nickname: "The Lighting"
Logo: On a stormy sky with blue mist, several silver squares fly by the screen. We then pan to see the squares are forming the E from before. The E then turns blue and a outline of a square is drawn and filled in as the E is completed and turns grey and refined. "EUROPA" and "FILMES" zoom out as the logo faces forward. A lightning strike happens in the background and the E turns blue.
FX/SFX: The lightning and squares.
Music/Sounds: Lightning strikes are heard throughout the logo, with an majestic theme during the middle portion of the logo.
Availability: Uncommon, as it was used for only 4 years, and then the company went bankrupt. It wouldn't be bankrupt for long, though.
Editor's Note: None.
3rd Logo
(2013-)
Nickname: "The Lights"
Logo: In a dark environment, there is 2 robotic arms making dots that are glowing. The robotic arms make many dots and form the E from before. The E zooms out and rotates as the E turns blue and solid. "EUROPA" and "FILMES" zoom out above and below the E. The E shines.
3rd Logo
(2013-)
Nickname: "The Lights"
Logo: In a dark environment, there is 2 robotic arms making dots that are glowing. The robotic arms make many dots and form the E from before. The E zooms out and rotates as the E turns blue and solid. "EUROPA" and "FILMES" zoom out above and below the E. The E shines.
FX/SFX: The robotic arms forming the logo. Nice CGI all around.
Music/Sounds: Many tinks for the dots and a proud fanfare with a ding.
Availability: Current. Seen in front of original movies, as well as foreign and/or American movies that are distributed by the company.
Editor's Note: None.
Music/Sounds: Many tinks for the dots and a proud fanfare with a ding.
Availability: Current. Seen in front of original movies, as well as foreign and/or American movies that are distributed by the company.
Editor's Note: None.