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Pre Production: Company Logo

 

     The name of our production company is Spinning Back Kick Studios. The name was originally made because the initial plan of the movie was to make an action film. But we changed the idea and decided to do a different film genre. However, we kept the name because we thought it would be funny to keep a name that has nothing to do with the genre. So...yeah the name was intentional. I hope it was funny to you too!!

  We also talked about why we used the color orange. Well, orange represents flamboyancy and we intended on including a character that dressed in a charismatic manner. This is so the character(s) personality traits can be easily identified based on how they dress. Moreover, we used orange because we wanted a lighthearted approach to the film. However, we didn't want anything to colorful because we feared it may contradict what we were making.

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