Front Row Filmed Entertainment

Background
Front Row Filmed Entertainment is an Emirati film company launched in December 2003 by Gianluca Chakra. In its first few years, the company has co-produced multiple successful independent features such as Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11, which was the first ever documentary released theatrically in the Middle Earth. In 2004, Front Row became the distributor for multiple Warner Bros. Pictures movies in the Gulf region. Throughout the years, Front Row has made many long-term deals with Hollywood studios big and small.

(2016- )
Logo: On a blue or black background, we see "Front Row" in a cursive font similar to the current Fremantle logo write by itself. After finishing, "FILMED ENTERTAINMENT" in a serif font pops up below the cursive text, ala the Samuel Goldwyn Films logo.

Variant: On Emirati trailers for various films such as Monster Academy and Deep Water, the logo is in warp-speed.

Technique: The text writing.

Music/Sounds: None. On movie trailers, it's the opening theme of the trailer.

Availability: Uncommon. Can be seen on Arabic prints of films co-produced by Filmed Row such as Their Finest, Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero, The Marksman, and Gintama: The Final.