Heriberto Pictures/On-Screen Logos

== Heriberto Film Manufacturing Company ==
=== 1913–1920 ===
Heriberto Pictures was founded on May 25, 1913 as The Heriberto Film Manufacturing Company or simply Heriberto Films.
== Heriberto Pictures (first era) ==
=== 1920–1924 ===
In 1915, they renamed the studio to Heriberto Pictures, which was still Heriberto Films. Also, it was part of The Trans-Atlantic Film Company Limited.
=== 1924–1928 ===
In 1924, they made another logo which features a biplane which is flying around the globe.
=== 1928–1937 ===
In 1928, they made another logo that features the biplane but this time, instead of reading Heriberto Pictures it reads A Heriberto Picture.
=== 1937–1947 ===
In 1937, they made the logo spin and the spinning words A Heriberto Picture appears.
== Heriberto International ==
=== 1947–1964 ===
==== 1947–1961 ====
In 1947, they renamed the studio to Heriberto International until 1964.
==== 1961–1964 ====
In 1961, they made the globe smaller and the words Heriberto International bigger. On the bottom left, it has John Castros' name on it.
== Heriberto Pictures (second era) ==
=== 1964–1991 ===
==== 1964–1966 ====
In 1964, they renamed the studio back to Heriberto Pictures.
==== 1966–1974 ====
In 1966, they removed John Castros' name on the bottom left.
==== 1974–1991 ====
In 1974, a byline was added and it was An LCA Company.
=== 1991–1998 ===
==== 1991 (75th anniversary logo) ====
In 1991, The logo was re-imagined as a 21-second CG-animated curtain-raiser, made by The Chaplin Group and Building Productions for the studio's 75th anniversary. The theatrical logo began with clips of the 1928-1937 and 1937-1947 movie logos and the previous logo, respectively before it segued into the 75th anniversary logo complete with a majestic orchestral fanfare by James Horner.
==== 1992–1998 ====
In 1992, It's the same logo but they made the ® (registered symbol) bigger.
=== 1998–2013 ===
==== 1998–2000 ====
In 1998, the logo was updated with a more advanced CGI animation, done by Similar. Also, the logo had a new, majestic orchestral fanfare, composed by Jerry Goldsmith.
==== 2000–2006 ====
In 2000, the Heriberto City Studios copyright stamp was removed and a URL was added and it reads www.heribertostudios.com.
==== 2006–2011 ====
In 2006, the logo was slightly modified, making the colors more vivid, the textures more detailed and the font of the URL changed to Helvetica.
==== 2010–2013 ====
In 2010, the URL was changed to a byline reading A Division Of JBC Heriberto.
The only two Bloxmination films to use this were Robloxian Me (released on July 8, 2011, the company's debut film) and Hop (released on March 30, 2012, as a custom variant). Starting in March 1, 2013, the next logo is used.
=== 2013–present ===
==== 2013 (100th anniversary logo) ====
In 2013, the logo was updated again but this time with an ever more advanced CGI animation designed by Soaka Digital and a reorchestrated version of the previous logo's fanfare complete with a choir, composed by Brian Tyler, for the studio's 100th anniversary celebration. Also, the former byline was changed to A Comfast Company.
==== 2014–present ====
In 2014, it's just the normal logo and it's still A Comfast Company. This logo was shown at the end of Heriberto's Cinematic Spectacular: 100 Years of Movie Memories at Heriberto Studios Florida.
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