The Donners' Company

Background
This company belongs to the couple, Richard & Lauren Shuler, who are both directors and producers.

1st Logo (1999-2005)
Logo:  It is loosely based on the opening title sequence for the Donner-directed Ladyhawke (1985). We see the big moon by the cloud, all in golden tint. Suddenly the golden color move and it appears to be the word "DONNERS'" where two "N"'s are connected in some kind of gothic font. The word flashes and zooms out, leaving moon in its usual color, and "THE" appears above, "COMPANY" appears below.

Variant:  On the trailer for Constantine, it is shortened.

FX/SFX: The text zooming out and the clouds moving.

Music/Sounds: None.

Avaliability: Seen at the end of Any Given Sunday and the aforementioned movie above.

Scare Factor: None to minimal.

2nd Logo (2006-)
Nickname: "The Globe"

Logo: start out on a space background which includes the rotating planet Earth and the sun shining in the camera's lens. Suddenly, we see golden letters of the company's name zooming out and flying around the globe, as we pan to the left. After the letters finish rotating, they pair up together, and reveal the word "DONNERS'" (all in capital letters). The word "THE" and "COMPANY" appear on the upper-left hand side, and the lower-right side of the main text, respectively. Also, the "O" in "DONNERS'" absorbs the sun, and has a rainbow-like color around the letter.

Variant: At the end of She's the Man, it is already formed & still.

FX/SFX:  CGI. None for the still variant.

Music/Sounds: A snippet from the opening theme from the Donner-directed Ladyhawke. Whooshies is heard when the letters flying in while a light, and smooth tune (which includes a xylophone sounder which changes notes thoughout the jingle) plays which ends in a short abrupt-orchrastrated note. None for the still variant.

Availability:  The normal version is seen at the end of 16 Blocks and Unaccompanied Minors.

Scare Factor: None to minimal.