Citygate FilmsLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Citygate Films Citygate Films has selected their winning logo design. For $450 they received 264 designs from 75 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Logo Design Brief Edit Client ccmcculley United States What We Do Citygate Films is a documentary production company that is built on the "filmanthropy" model of using film to galvanize social change. Industry Media Color Preferences I am willing to consider a broad color palette, though I am not fond of primary color combinations that are are reminiscent of elementary school, even if they are popular in Web 2.0 right now. Our Ideas & Additional Information I'm not very keen on the idea of using imagery of real film, as this company will be primary digital. 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Meguiars Prefers others. Meguiars Prefers others. Meguiars Prefers others. Meguiars Prefers others. Meguiars Prefers others. jdmerlin Prefers others. jdmerlin Prefers others. cddesigns Prefers others. Second Scout Prefers others. cddesigns Prefers others. Alan Graphics Prefers others. Blackwater Design Prefers others. montoshlall Prefers others. montoshlall Prefers others. asti Prefers others. autoanswer 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 5 Next > Discussion ccmcculley Client I am so happy to see your contributions here and much appreciate the creativity shown by everyone. The reason I put numbers two through five in the Not Interested pile was that I'm not as interested in the film sprocket concept because I won't be shooting any real film -- it will all be digital. Number 9 looked a little Halloween-ish to me, like cemetery gates, so that's why I set it aside. Number 7 just didn't grab my interest. Hope this feedback helps everyone. Feel free to go in different directions. I'm not wedded to one approach at present. 15 years ago ccmcculley Client I like the range of ideas here. I've loosely ranked them but I don't want to drive anyone to think I definitely want something exactly what's currently sitting in the top slot. I'm still open to new ideas and thinking about what you've sent. Grateful for your creativity! 15 years ago ccmcculley Client It may be helpful to know that as we go along, I find I am less interested in logos/marks with direct film imagery in them (cameras, film sprockets, etc.). The emphasis of Citygate Films is not that it is a production company, but rather that it specializes in influencing the culture through the tool of "filmanthropy." In ancient times, the gates of a city were where the leaders met to trade, administer justice, make laws, etc. So what happened in the city gates influenced that town. Today, media is largely in that place. I hope that Citygate will make a useful contribution to the larger, international conversation about human rights, social justice, mercy ministry and the responsibility we all have in the grand scheme as mere individuals. Perhaps that information would be good for you all to have now, too. Thanks again for your time and interest! 15 years ago ccmcculley Client Would love to see a variety of colors, too. Though I like blue and yellow, I'd be interested in seeing what other palettes might work, too. Thanks! 15 years ago ccmcculley Client I love strong colors, especially red. Would appreciate seeing some marks in that color range. I like the idea of logo #75, for example, but the pastels don't draw my attention. I also like the cleaner font styles of #87 and #6. Also, please note the proper company name is Citygate Films. The "g" is not capped and gate is not plural.Thanks for continuing to submit entries to my contest! I'm grateful for your creativity. 15 years ago Meguiars Logo Designer im sur sur I already saw logo #109 made by paramount in horror movie .... it's possible to make a mistake but or its very similar 15 years ago ccmcculley Client Wow -- lots of great submissions right at the deadline. Makes it hard to choose! What I did was pare down the submissions to just those I could seriously keep, as opposed to those whose direction was good but not quite there yet. I know that feedback must be hard to read in some cases, but please don't let my difficult task of making a choice obscure my gratitude for everyone who participated. 15 years ago Nat Logo Designer excellent works!!goes to be difficult to choose oneGood luck for everyone! ;) 15 years ago ccmcculley Client Thanks, everyone, for your contributions! Second Scout, you have the winning design. 15 years ago ulahts Logo Designer I know that you might not have done this on purpose SecondScout but this logo is sold elsewhere and it has become lately a very common shape:http://www.nrmtoolbar.net.au/Check the stock icon sites, you will find it almost in the same setup. 15 years ago Josh Logo Designer it's probably not on purpose - it's just kinda one of those generic catch all designs - kinda like the 3 guys with interlocked arms! 15 years ago