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Background [ ]

Films Incorporated was a 16mm film supplier and home video company based in Chicago, Illinois, that distributed various educational films for showing in school classrooms. They could have been founded as early as 1927. Later they were folded under Public Media Incorporated (PMI), being a subsidiary. The company shut down in the early 1990s.

1st logo (194?-1956) [ ]

The logo starts at a screen saying "Distributed by" then fading into a screen with text saying: "Films Incorporated" at the top left of the screen with the logo glittering everywhere on the screen, at the bottom left "New York", "Los Angeles", "Chicago", There is then a star that appears between "New York "Dallas and Atlanta" appear at the same time which forms a star between the two, finally "Portland" appears forming a star between that and "Los Angeles".

2nd logo (1956-1967) [ ]

On a black background, we see an outline of a white box. A comet shoots a filled in gray box on to it, which is tilted at an angle. Another comet shoots the letter "F" on to it, and another shoots the letter "I" on to it. The text "FILMS INCORPORATED" appears below the box, and "Presents" in a script font below it.

Variant [ ]

A sepia toned version exists.

3rd logo (1967-1970) [ ]

Just an abstract, bold, dark blue " f " next to a white " i " on a tan background that looks like it is cross-stitched. A line also appears below to form " films incorporated " along with " presents " wiping in, both with a indigo colored font.

Variants [ ]

• There's a variant were the background is not cross-stitched.
• A B&W variant was spotted on  Lenin Prepares for Revolution .

4th logo (1968-1989) [ ]

On a blue, burgundy, or black background (it depends on the film deterioration), we see a white square zooming in. Then it spins around with a residue-trailing effect. The squares stop in the middle of the screen, changing into 2 squares, colors changing throughout. Then the 2 squares become outlined in white, and transforms into " fi ", with part of the " f " red, while the rest of the lettering is white. The " f " extends as the dot of the " i ". The text "A FILMS INCORPORATED PRESENTATION" in white with "FILMS INCORPORATED" bigger then the others, wipes in from the left under it.

• A B&W variant exists.
• On co-productions with BBC, the text says "Films Incorporated present".
• A blue variant of the BBC version exists.
• An in-credit variant was spotted at the end of  The Okies: Uprooted Farmers .
• A sepia variant with green background is used on  This Child Is Rated "X"
• A cyan variant was spotted on  Victory at Sea .

5th logo (1971?-1984?) [ ]

On a different-colored background, we see "Distributed in the USA by FILMS Incorporated, a subsidiary of" with the PMI logo and "Distributed in Canada by BBC Television Distributors".

The background colors can range from black to different shades of blue/green. The text can be white, yellow, or orange.

Music/Sounds [ ]

1st logo [ ].

A triumphant trumpet fanfare.

2nd logo [ ]

A whimsical fanfare.

3rd logo [ ]

A rather somber fanfare tune, with a flute trill at the end.

4th logo [ ]

A loud, electronic warbling tune. You can also hear some chord notes while the " fi " forms.

Films Incorporated

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Background : Films Incorporated was an American 16mm film distributor, who would often distribute educational films for classrooms and schools. They had headquarters in New York, Chicago, Illinois, Dallas, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, Portland, Oregon, and Los Angeles. Formed in 1927, they were eventually acquired by Public Media Incorporated and shut down in 1989. In 2005, Public Media Incorporated was purchased by Image Entertainment and shut down.

1st Logo [ ]

(1927?-1956?)

Logo : On a black background with stars, there is the text "Distributed by" in a cursive font with a shadow. This fades into another screen with a glittering background. "FILMS" in a stylized font and "INCORPORATED" in a spaced-out font is seen. The "FILMS" text is glittering. "NEW YORK", "LOS ANGELES", "CHICAGO", "DALLAS", "ATLANTA", "LOS ANGELES", and "PORTLAND" in an italic font appear in this order. The background and "FILMS" text continue to sparkle.

FX/SFX : The background fading, the background and "FILMS" text glittering, and the place names appearing.

Music/Sounds : The opening theme to the film.

Availability : The only film that is confirmed to have this logo is Flip's Lunchroom from 1933.

2nd Logo [ ]

(1956-1967)

Logo : On a black background with a brick wall texture and a line at the bottom, there is a white box on the screen. A white splotch hits the box, and adds a white rectangle behind the box. Another white splotch hits the box, adding the letter F. A final white splotch hits the box, adding the I. The words "FILMS INCORPORATED" appear. "Presents" also appears on the line, and the line gets thicker.

Variant : There is a sepia version, although there is no footage of it.

FX/SFX : The splotches and the text appearing.

Availability : The only film that is confirmed to have this logo is Kennedy vs. Khrushchev: Missile Showdown from 1964.

3rd Logo [ ]

(1967-1970)

Logo : There is a colored cross-stitch background, which zooms out to reveal a stylized "fi". A line drops down from the bottom of the logo, which stretches and changes into the text "films incorporated". "presents" writes itself out under the text.

• Due to film deterioration, the background will sometimes look different.
• There is a black and white version.
• There is a version with a plain background.

FX/SFX : The background zooming, the line dropping down and changing, and the "presents" text wiping in.

Music/Sounds : A trumpet tune with strange beeping noises at the end.

Availability : Seen on 16mm releases of the time.

4th Logo [ ]

(1968-1989)

Logo : On a black background, a white square zooms in and spins around with a residue trailing effect. It moves back to the center of the screen before changing into 2 squares, which flash various colors. The squares transform into the "fi" logo while the text "A FILMS INCORPORATED PRESENTATION" wipes in at the bottom of the screen.

• There is a sepia version.
• An in-credit version appeared on The Okies: Uprooted Farmers.

FX/SFX : The trailing effects, the flashing, the "fi" appearing, the text wiping in.

Music/Sounds : A descending tune, which changes to a chord noise and then into a warbling noise.

Availability : This logo appeared on PBS educational films of the time. On VHS tapes with the Films Incorporated address, the PMI logo is used instead. This was seen on the MVD Rewind release of The Point , as it was originally sourced from the first 16mm print.

Editor's Note : This logo is remembered for the scary music and the fast flashing.

5th Logo [ ]

(1971?-1984?)

Logo : On a black background, there is the text "Distributed in the USA by FILMS INCORPORATED" at the top. In the middle is the text "a subsidiary of Public Media Incorporated", with "Public Media Incorporated" being their logo. At the bottom, there is the text "Distributed in Canada by BBC Enterprises".

• Due to film deterioration, the background and text color can vary.
• There is another version where the text at the bottom is "Distributed in Canada by BBC Television Distributors".

FX/SFX : None.

Music/Sounds : None.

Availability : This can be seen on American 16mm prints of BBC educational films at the time.

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Films Incorporated

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Films Incorporated was a 16mm film supplier and home video company based in New York City that distributed a variety of educational films for showing in school classrooms.

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