Logo research

 The new-line cinema Logo is comprised of a box with two Strips of film on either side of it. One strip of film is turned to Bisect the box diagonally. There is a faint blue glow behind the logo to give it form, as it is just a Silhouette. The broad white text underneath the simple image is clearly visible, and from a graphical point of view, is probably the strongest point of the entire Logo. The dash underneath the company name separates them from their Parent company.
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The Warner Bros logo resembles a shield, the gold and blue making the viewer think of richness. The initials inside of the shield are stylised to look more symmetrical and to perfectly fit the shape of the border. The background adds a sense of fantasy, or of freedom, With the clouds showing that the shield is floating in the sky. Their parent company is located just underneath the shield, not needing to be separated by any means because the company name bisects the shield.
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The Newmarket films logo is relatively simple compared to the other two. The name "Newmarket" is in bold orange letters, whereas the word "Films" Is in thin grey letters. They are connected by replacing Half of the letter "T" with the thin grey "F", which means the "T" retains it's overall shape whilst joining the two words in an unusual way. The parent company is written extremely small underneath the Company logo, to differentiate between the two.