Avşar Film
From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
Compiled by
Camenati
Video captures courtesy of
TVTR and Badoll Bobo
Camenati
Video captures courtesy of
TVTR and Badoll Bobo
Background
Avşar Film is a Turkish film production company that was founded in 1984. Initially, they were a movie theater chain before putting their focus on producing and distributing movies and TV shows.
Logo (November 19, 1999-)
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Visuals: On a blue cloudy background, a filmstrip flies from the distance and curves downwards. The text "AVŞAR" falls down and spins individually, resting on the upper half of the screen. Afterwards, "film" zooms out and rests underneath the last two letters of "AVŞAR". A light bursts on top of the "i", forming said letter's dot.
Variants:
- A shortened variant exists.
- A print version exists, consisting of the logo in white and one row.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A dramatic and majestic flute fanfare.
Availability: It has appeared on most of their films starting with Mrs. Salkım's Diamonds and most recently Aşk Bu Mu?.
