Film 45 is an EMMY award-winning production company creating non-scripted entertainment and branded content for film, television, and digital platforms.

Film4 began as Film on Four, a Channel 4 film block. In 1998, the block transitioned into a standalone channel, using the 1999-2004 Channel 4 logo. The logo was modified in 2003, removing the Channel 4 logo and inverting the wordmark colours. When Film4 relaunched as a free service on 23 July 2006, they started using this logo.

Working across film, television, and digital platforms, our dedicated team is passionate about crafting authentic, soulful stories with grit. At FILM 45 we offer comprehensive solutions, covering every step of the filmmaking journey, from initial concept to final delivery.

The logo shows a red box with "FILM" carved out in the bottom, and it is surrounded by other boxes so the spaces between them form a stylized "4". Trivia: The animation is similar to Channel 4's 2004-2015 channel idents, in which a set of seemingly random blocks in live-action locations form the channel's logo when the camera reaches a specific ...

Mar 3, 2025 · 1st Logo (1983-Early 1990s?) Visuals: On a black background are two upside down fours connected in white outlines, in a sunset-themed color. Below the fours is a white text saying, " A FILM FOUR INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATION ".

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Print variant with logo & wordmark. Vinyan (2008) 2018–present [] Print variant. HD variant. Timeshift variant. Dark Blue variant. Grey variant. Red variant, used as an ident and on-screen logo since 2018. Grey HD variant. Grey timeshift variant. Logo with wordmark. Print variant with logo & wordmark

Led by filmmaker Peter Berg, Film 45 is an EMMY award-winning production company creating non-scripted entertainment and branded content for film, television, and digital platforms. Comprised...

Film4 logo from 2018. See below. This image is ineligible for copyright and therefore is in the public domain in the United States because it consists entirely of typefaces, individual words, handwriting, slogans, simple geometric shapes, etc.

A Film45 45-second Film Review: Los Hongos at MSPIFF 2015