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'''Logo:''' We fade into a rocky mountain scenery with a train track against a dark cloudy sky as a train runs down and the camera zooms into the left. When we get closer to the train, it zooms in further as windows pass by rapidly against a dark background, revealing three small squares consisting of black, {{color|gray}} and white with "'''crosscreek'''" on the top left and "pictures" below it on the bottom-right, as the finished result shows it on a very dark {{color|gray}}-{{color|green}} background. |
'''Logo:''' We fade into a rocky mountain scenery with a train track against a dark cloudy sky as a train runs down and the camera zooms into the left. When we get closer to the train, it zooms in further as windows pass by rapidly against a dark background, revealing three small squares consisting of black, {{color|gray}} and white with "'''crosscreek'''" on the top left and "pictures" below it on the bottom-right, as the finished result shows it on a very dark {{color|gray}}-{{color|green}} background. |
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'''Technique:''' The camera zooming in, the train passing and the logo forming. It's all in great CGI. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The sounds of a train chugging with a whistle, ending with a film reel. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' The sounds of a train chugging with a whistle, ending with a film reel. |
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'''Logo:''' We fade/cut into a cloudy backdrop as the camera then pulls back, making way for a train to come in as it rides down a track against a much more detailed landscape than before. As we get to a comfortable distance from the track, it passes by the camera very closely (with sparks hitting out of it for a split-second) as the windows pass through, forming the company name from before; this time in CGI (resembling that of dark {{color|brown}} gradients) with the text also in 3D and {{color|silver}} as it briefly shines. |
'''Logo:''' We fade/cut into a cloudy backdrop as the camera then pulls back, making way for a train to come in as it rides down a track against a much more detailed landscape than before. As we get to a comfortable distance from the track, it passes by the camera very closely (with sparks hitting out of it for a split-second) as the windows pass through, forming the company name from before; this time in CGI (resembling that of dark {{color|brown}} gradients) with the text also in 3D and {{color|silver}} as it briefly shines. |
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'''Technique:''' The train moving down and the company name forming. All done in exceptional CGI, which definitely improves from its predecessor. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' Nearly the same as before, or the opening theme of the movie. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' Nearly the same as before, or the opening theme of the movie. |
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Revision as of 00:06, 6 December 2022
RedBoy747 and SuperMax124
Video captures courtesy of
TheMovieLogo Database and Hshg766 Cantik455
Background
Cross Creek Pictures is an American film production studio founded in 2009 by Timmy Thompson, Tyler Thompson and Todd Thompson. In September 2011, the company signed a deal with Universal Pictures, where the studio would release at least six of Cross Creek's productions over the following three years. In late 2015, they signed a new three-year distribution deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment.
The name was derived from a train station that was in New Zealand.
1st Logo (December 3, 2010-September 28, 2013)
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Nicknames: "The Train", "Cross Creek Train"
Logo: We fade into a rocky mountain scenery with a train track against a dark cloudy sky as a train runs down and the camera zooms into the left. When we get closer to the train, it zooms in further as windows pass by rapidly against a dark background, revealing three small squares consisting of black, gray and white with "crosscreek" on the top left and "pictures" below it on the bottom-right, as the finished result shows it on a very dark gray-green background.
Technique: The camera zooming in, the train passing and the logo forming. It's all in great CGI.
Music/Sounds: The sounds of a train chugging with a whistle, ending with a film reel.
Availability: Common. Seen on films from the era beginning with Black Swan and ending with The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet.
2nd Logo (September 19, 2014- )
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Nicknames: "The Train II", "Cross Creek Train II", "Train Redux"
Logo: We fade/cut into a cloudy backdrop as the camera then pulls back, making way for a train to come in as it rides down a track against a much more detailed landscape than before. As we get to a comfortable distance from the track, it passes by the camera very closely (with sparks hitting out of it for a split-second) as the windows pass through, forming the company name from before; this time in CGI (resembling that of dark brown gradients) with the text also in 3D and silver as it briefly shines.
Technique: The train moving down and the company name forming. All done in exceptional CGI, which definitely improves from its predecessor.
Music/Sounds: Nearly the same as before, or the opening theme of the movie.
Music/Sounds Variant: At the end of American Made, the logo is silent.
Availability: Common. Seen on films from the company beginning with A Walk Among the Tombstones. Don't count seeing this logo on Roman J. Israel, Esq, despite being involved.
Legacy: An excellent update to the previous logo.
