Logos

The two company logos that I have chosen to deconstruct are Warp Films and Vertigo Films.

Warp Films

To the left is the logo for Warp Films, as you can see the colour scheme is black and white and simplistic compared to other logos, like Universal's. As you can see Warp Films in written on a lightening bolt, this could be inferred to mean that Warp Films is paving the way for more film companies. This is over the top of an oval shape with lines on it, this could be inferred to be the world. With the lightening bolt over it could inferred that Warp Films will be making an impact all over the world, as they are spreading across the world with an office already open in Australia.


Vertigo Films

Vertigo Films' logo, pictured to the right, is a red background with black writing this is also fairly simplistic but it catches the eye as black and red are colours that would make an impact when put together. 

Production Companies

Warp Films
Warp Films are an English based film making company. Launched in 2001 Warp Films is said to be paving the way for British independent film. Based in Sheffield, London and Melbourne. Warp Films have produced many different independent British films such as Richard Ayoade's ("The I.T. Crowd") film "Submarine" (2010) and "This is England" (2006) directed by Shane Meadows. Warp Films also produced the black comedy "Four Lions" directed by Chris Morris who won the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer.

Vertigo Films
Set up in 2002, Vertigo Films was founded with the sole intention to produce and distribute films. Vertigo Films have made many movies such as "London to Brighten"  (2006) which they distributed, and "The Business" (2005) when they were the production company.

Momentum Pictures
Based in London and founded in 2000, Momentum Pictures is also know as Alliance Films UK. Momentum Films won 8 BAFTAs in 2010 which was more than any other UK film distributor. They have distributed many films such as "The Kings Speech" "Youth in Revolt" and "Tamara Drew"

 Studio Canal
Studio Canal is a French based production and distribution company. Founded in 1988, it was originally focusing on French and European productions but later American Productions. Studio Canal has done many famous films such as "Pride and Prejudice" "Sleep Hollow" "Pulp Fiction" and "The Graduate" and in 2006 it bought UK-based distributor Optinmum Releasing.