CB Films (Spain)

Background
C.B. Films was apparently founded in 1939 (the same year the Spanish Civil War ended) as a distribution company, both for local and foreign films, entering into production in the 1960s. It shut down in 1994. C.B. also distributed the James Bond films from Dr. No until Octopussy.

Logo (February 26, 1970-1994)
Visuals: The screen fades to a starfield from the black background. Then, four sparks start glowing to end up forming four 6-pointed stars. Meanwhile, a golden, sparkling "CB" zooms in à la "V of Doom" and places itself in the center of the screen, just when the four stars are totally formed. Then, a golden three-lined circle starts surrounding the CB, uniting the stars, while the word "films" (in a cursive font that resembles the "Magneto" type), also in gold, write themselves down just below, sparkling. The word "PRESENTA" wipes in (appearing left-to-right) below the finished logo.

Variant: On the variant with the Atlantic Releasing sound effects, the logo stretches in from the left (like in video editing softwares).

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: An orchestral tune by Guillermo A. Martínez. Sometimes, the music of logos plastered by this one would be used instead.

Availability: Its earliest appearance was on De Profesión Sus Labores. It later appeared on El Planeta de los Dinosaruios and Xavana: The Island of Love. It was also seen on Spanish prints of non-domestic films such as Making the Grade.