production companyLogo Design Contest

Designers, let me know if you have any questions.

BTW, please ignore any color schemes, look & feel of any of our existing urge production web sites. We are in the process of branding and look forward to unique ideas.

Hello Jeff,
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Designers - note we do motion graphics too. Extra consideration goes to design elements that will work well when animated. It doesn't need to be your only consideration, but keep it in mind.
For example, 3D elements are harder to animate unless we have the original 3D models.
Also shadows, gradients and reflections make for interesting animation elements, but they must be well executed and easily pulled from the final project file to be useful.
thanks all.

So far most of the font selections have been very sharp. Please explore some fonts that have a softer look as well. By that we don't mean soft whimsical fonts, but some that convey professional, designer and high end typography (clean) style fonts. Also customizing one or more letters in the text is a welcome addition.

We would be interested in seeing some logos ideas don't use out of the box fonts.
Custom variations that give it more branding uniqueness will gain favor.
Reflect on MTV, Pepsi, NBC, etc.
We realize having the word "productions" in the logo makes things a bit wordy. Maybe try some designs that blend image marks in addition to word marks.
thanks everyone!

Seems like there are a few designers copying the idea from #27 by signal. The format that he used for the words "urge" and "productions" are the best so far in this style of logo. signal will most likely get first dibs on ranking if additional variations are made.
love the U.P. image marks. Anybody have any ideas for something other than U.P. shapes - something from left field that we haven't thought of?

designers, as a heads up, we would like to avoid having the logo designs drift too close to the Publix grocery store logo. It's getting nit picky now, but some logos are starting to drift in that direction.
see (and avoid if possible):
http://images.google.com/images?client=safari&rls=en&q=publix%20logo&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi

Can you give us an idea of competitors that exist in the marketplace?
Your company name have a specific meaning?