Movie Studio Logos Quiz

1. A woman stands on a pedestal and raises a bright torch amid clouds. Which studio logo is being described?

2. Which studio label uses a bold wordmark that places “MARVEL” beside “STUDIOS,” often separated by a vertical line?

3. A production logo displays an intricate, interlocking knot-like emblem rather than a character or landscape. Which company is associated with it?

4. A studio intro shows Earth in space with the company name stretching across the globe. Which studio does it identify?

5. Which movie studio is represented by a mountain encircled by stars?

6. A poster designer receives a cropped logo showing only a shield containing the letters “WB.” Which company should the designer credit?

7. A minimalist title card contains no mascot, landscape, or monument—only a stylized name combining a letter and a number. Which company is it?

8. At an animation retrospective, a title card includes the silhouette of Totoro, a large forest spirit. Which studio does that mark identify?

9. Two title cards are being sorted: one shows Columbia’s torch-bearing woman, while the other centers on a fairytale castle with an arc above it. Which company belongs on the second card?

10. During an animation workshop, a lamp hops into a wordmark and takes the place of one letter. Which company’s logo is the class studying?

11. Only the icon beside a company name remains visible: it resembles a square of film with sprocket holes along one edge. Which studio does it indicate?

12. An archivist finds an opening card dominated by Pegasus, the winged horse from Greek mythology. Which studio produced the card?

13. Which company uses the memorable image of a child fishing while seated on a crescent moon?

14. With the sound muted, an intro reveals giant stacked lettering on a monumental structure while searchlights sweep the sky. Which studio is it?

15. A curator compares Paramount’s mountain, Universal’s globe, and TriStar’s Pegasus. Which logo instead centers on a human figure holding a man-made object?

16. Which studio's longstanding emblem features a roaring lion framed by a filmstrip-style ribbon?