Sigma III Corporation

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Background

Sigma III Corporation was an independent film distributor that was owned at one time by Filmways. It closed down sometime in the early/mid-1970s.

Logo (December 15, 1968-1970)

Visuals: On a black background, there are three blue rectangles appearing one by one, forming a Roman numeral "III". A red arrow slides and moves over the "III", then two arrow pieces split, and move the bottom arrow piece to the top, forming an uppercase sigma (Σ) symbol. The words:

A SIGMA 3

CORPORATION

PRESENTATION

fades in below, with "A SIGMA 3" in big and the rest of the letters in small.

Early Variant: On Greetings, the text fades in below the logo instead:

SIGMA III

CORPORATION

A FILMWAYS COMPANY

presents

"SIGMA III" is bigger, and the rest of the letters are smaller, with "A FILMWAYS COMPANY" in a condescended font.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen on films Sigma III Corporation distributed. It was kept intact on Greetings (1968) and Hi Mom (1970).
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