Aubert-Franco Film

Background
A merger between Franco Film and the film company of Louis Aubert that came into being in the late 1920s. Merged with Gaumont to become GFFA (Gaumont-Franco Film-Aubert) in 1930.

Logo (1929)
Visuals: Two circles. One contains a globe, symbolising Etablissements Louis Aubert, and the other featuring a standing woman holding film reels and a sunset. This symbolises Franco Film. Above this is an eagle, also symbolising Aubert. Wrapped around the circles is a filmstrip reading "AUBERT•FRANCO•FILM". Below the logo is the text "PRESENTE".

Technique: Still image.

Audio: A dark orchestral theme.

Availability: Seen on La Merveilleuse Vie de Jeanne d'Arc.