Cactus Cine

1st Logo (November 2010-)
Visuals: A cactus made up of twirling filmstrips is shown with the start of the strip beginning on the plant's bottom stem. The thin, stacked text "cactus cine", the latter of which is spaced out to cover the length of the former word.

Variant: Sometimes, the cactus is omitted.

Technique: A still, digital graphic.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: The logo appears at the end of their films and some specials produced for various networks which include El Camino Del Vino and Running late in Buenos Aires.

2nd Logo (October 31, 2013)
Visuals: The cactus symbol is within a grungy white paint pattern to the right of the company name from before.

Technique: A still, digital graphic.

Audio: The closing theme of the film.

Availability: The logo only appeared on La leyenda del hombre alado

3rd Logo (August 12, 2014-)
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Visuals: Within a tube shaped fullscreen film border, the screen zooms into a vintage TV set with static. "Una Produccion de:" in a left-aligned, stacked format briefly appears during the zoom-in sequence at the 1 second mark. several frames later, a white wireframe model is seen morphing in front of the set for a few frames before the screen quickly zooms into the TV set's static where it glitches. A few wiping effects transition the sequence to the logo from before in black and with an RGB effect on a white background, inverting colours soon after. Not long after this background change, the logo disappears and is replaced with the stacked letters "CAC TUS CINE". Throughout most of the logo sequence, a timecode is shown on the bottom left corner.

Variants:
 * The size of the box may vary, sometimes being at a small scale.
 * Beginning in 2022, the opening sequence is changed to shots of a small cactus within a ceramic jar and a close up of a modern film camera. The wireframed polygons are seen covering the tip of the cactus in the first shot and to the bottom left of the film camera's lens in the second. "TEST" and "START" are also seen on top of the polygons during the second shot. Additionally, the aspect ratio of the film border changed to widescreen, light leaks change the shots, and the timecode was removed.
 * Sometimes, the logo is shortened.
 * The logo may appear during the end credits of the program.
 * On season 1 of Somos Futboleros, the logo sequence loops back to the opening shot after finishing. The looped footage is shown for 21 frames until cutting to the next set of credits.
 * On Los 90, la década que amamos odiar, "Una Produccion de:" was omitted.
 * On Somos Futbolistas' special on Maradona, the first half of the sequence is replaced with a live-action panning shot of two separate cactuses in a partly cloudy desert. There are light leaks appearing in and out of said sequence before changing to the print version of the logo on a white background.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: The sounds of the film rolling and scratches are heard. Two low, distorted and separate noises play as the logo is shown and the beep heard in film leader countdowns play as the logo changes to the stacked letters.

Audio Variants:
 * Sometimes, the logo is silent.
 * On season 1 of Somos Futboleros, while the ending theme of the show plays over, TV static can be heard alongside two separate beeps.

Availability: The logo mainly appears on television shows, specials, and documentaries from the company. It made its earliest appearance on Somos fútbol, which also contains the in-credit variant. Another show containing said version is Argentina Tiene Magia. Shows that feature the standalone logo include Los 90, la década que amamos odiar and La Ciudad y el Agua. The later variant can be seen on Orgullo+ and ARA San Juan: The Submarine that Disappeared.

4th Logo (August 25, 2016-)
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Visuals: "cactus", in the same look as before, in a 3D plastic style, and with lateral faces, turns in and slightly zooms out, focusing as it is further away from the screen. Several transparent horizontal light rays scroll over the text, briefly displaying blueprint patterns within themselves, before "cine", also from before, turns in. The bottom of the cactus filmstrip is seen drawing in on the top of the screen before the camera zooms out to display the logo in its entirety. Then, the style of the logo changes to the filmed version from before, followed by a film leader countdown superimposed on it at the end.

Variants:
 * Sometimes, the sequence with the cactus symbol and film border transition are removed.
 * On Around the World in 80 Harvests: Tunisia, the logo, with its aspect ratio intact, is within a postcard relatively taller than the box containing the logo.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Several cinematic sound effects such as banging and suspenseful bass hits are heard alongside quick, electronic beeping as the light rays disappear.

Availability: The logo mostly appears on films they have produced, although it has also shown up on a few TV shows and specials. These include Tiger, Blood in the Mouth, Around the World in 80 Harvests: Tunisia, and Economía desde 0. It has also appeared on their 2020 showreel.