Cyan Films/Summary

Background: Cyan Films is a Camburgian-American film and television production company founded by Cyril Lulligan, Rand and Robyn Miller on September 23, 1991 to release films and shows, it was originally owned by Turner Broadcasting Company (now WarnerMedia Entertainment), a division of AT&T's WarnerMedia, the company's first film Myst Erykah Offwards, released on May 15, 1992. But the company did not use this logo until May 15, 1992.

(May 15, 1992-)
Nicknames : "Colorful Island", "Stylized C", "Catchy Jingle C", "Cyan C", "Catchy C", "C is for Catchy"

Logo : On a black background, we see a small circle, in which we pan over the landscape of a green island with green trees and colorful buildings in a bird's eye view. We then pan up to a green mountain, behind which a yellow sphere drops. The yellow sphere flips into a black circle to form the logo, fading to white inside the logo as it does so, and then the logo rotates about 90 degrees to form a stylized C as the logo zooms back. The word “CYAN” in cyanish-turquoise color, fades in one-by-one below it, the word ”FILMS” in a spaced-out font fades in below “CYAN”, one of the company bylines is fading in below. Then the whole logo fades out to black.

Bylines : Depending on this variants:


 * 1992-1997: A Turner Company
 * 1997-2001: A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY
 * 2001-2003: An AOL Time Warner Company
 * 2003-2018: A TimeWarner Company
 * 2018-2020: A WARNERMEDIA Company
 * 2020-present: a WarnerMedia company
 * 2022 (tentative): A WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY COMPANY

FX/SFX: Catchy CGI.

Music/Sounds: A nice, but calm and relaxing electric piano theme, which suddenly ends with a drumroll and a synthesized guitar-like chord. Composed by Johnny McCrowley and Michaela Gluggokonise.