Studio Małych Form Filmowych Se-ma-for

Background
Studio Małych Form Filmowych (Se-ma-for) is a Polish animation studio. Founded in Łódź in 1947, this company has created many animated cartoons and stop-motion puppet animations for young and mature audiences.

Logo (February 6, 1987)


Visuals: We first see a bunch of twinkling stars against a black background. A few seconds later, we see four thin white lines with a long trail flying from the background, one on the left portion of the screen, one on the center-right, one which is off-screen, and one at the bottom. The lines form the yellow abstract letters "SMFF" after the stars dissolve, which is then followed by the words "Times New Roman" abruptly appearing along with the word " Times New Roman " appearing below the letters. It then fades out after that.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: Four descending synth notes are heard at the beginning, which then proceeds to a synthesized cacophonic sting that echoes.

Availability: Its only known appearance was on Przyjaciel wesołego diabła, the company's only known feature film so far.