Warner Bros - Seven Arts
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Nicknames: "WB-7", "W7", "The Unwanted Child of Warner Bros."
Logo: Just a superimposed stylized-shield, with a combination of a W and a 7, representing Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. The W7 is traced on-screen, ala the NBC Snake. Below the shield, "WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS" is seen.
Closing title: After the "The End" and the credits, the words "Distributed by Warner Bros.-Seven Arts" are seen in the screen superimposed in the last scene of the movie or a special BG with the W7 shield bug below.
FX: The "trace"; sometimes done over the backdrop of a specific movie.
Music/Sounds: None, or the opening of the movie.
Availability: Rare; might be seen on Warner Bros. films of the period, though WB might replace it with a newer logo. The DVD release of Bullitt has the logo intact, however.
Nicknames: "WB-7", "W7", "The Unwanted Child of Warner Bros."
Logo: Just a superimposed stylized-shield, with a combination of a W and a 7, representing Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. The W7 is traced on-screen, ala the NBC Snake. Below the shield, "WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS" is seen.
Closing title: After the "The End" and the credits, the words "Distributed by Warner Bros.-Seven Arts" are seen in the screen superimposed in the last scene of the movie or a special BG with the W7 shield bug below.
FX: The "trace"; sometimes done over the backdrop of a specific movie.
Music/Sounds: None, or the opening of the movie.
Availability: Rare; might be seen on Warner Bros. films of the period, though WB might replace it with a newer logo. The DVD release of Bullitt has the logo intact, however.