Camera Film Logo

Camera Film Logo

Screens are traditionally made out of silk, which is covered with a light sensitive substance. The substance hardens when it is exposed to the right amount of light, so this process must take place in a dark room. It is a similar process to develop camera film. Once the substance has dried to the screen, a transparency with the logo printed on, is placed over the screen and the light hardens all the areas that are exposed to the light. This leaves the area under the logo, which is printed on the transparency, still soft. Now, the screen can be washed out and the soft area under the logo is washed away.

Then there are tokens which are part of the wedding theme. An example is the Film awards theme. The edges of a film reel decorate every printed material that needs a frame (posters, cards, even the cake). Then the logo of a film camera is coupled with the reel frames. The tokens themselves are desk calendars made out of a pictorial that happens in the receiving area of the reception. When a guest comes in they are made to feel like a star by paparazzi-like photographers taking their photos on a common background (you guessed it, the camera logo and film reel frame combo). The photo is layout with the couple's names and a calendar which is printed while the guests are dining. Then the tokens are distributed later before the reception is over. There is a magnet at the back of the token so that the guest can alternately place the token on their refrigerator door.

Camera Film Logo