Christmas Logo

Below are some ideas for the film logo that Tom created. As a group we had to choose which one we thought was suitable. We liked the font and the red on the letters from the 2nd one but we thought that there needed to be a christmas tree in the background from the first idea.We also like the black and grey colours from the first picture but we aslo wanted the blurred effect in the background to be added in from the third idea so Tom went away and produced our final film log which is the 4th picture down. We feel like this is a suitable logo because it shows that our film is very dark yet we can see the elements of Chistmas.


We found that this was a great idea because it had the red in the text. This is good because it symbolises blood and danger yet it is tightly connected to christmas. We decided against this idea because we thought the swirls looked like eyes and it gave away too much about the danger, this also disabled us from having some sort of enigma.


We also like the idea of the red and the font but we found that the background may confuse people because the green tinsel could have been confused for a branch or something else. A general audience response showed that this wasn't popular because the green tinsel could be misconstrued as a snake/ribbon.


We found that this one gave no clear idea that it was associated with Christmas or it was a horror. The colour in the font and the background do not create any meanings or obviously symbolise something.

This is our final logo that we came to agree on. We found that the grey and almost white symbolises fog, snow and darkness. It gives a feel that there is a lot of unknown, this implies that the film will be of the horror genre. Also, along with the grey/white the red on the font implies gore/blood/danger and the Christmas tree implies Christmas and happiness because the star is very noticeable.