Mother Studio Films

Mother Studio Films was a film company from the Philippines. It was a Regal Films subsidiary at that time. The name come froms their nickname Mother Lily from a lady named Lily Monteverde.

Logo (June 7, 1989-September 4, 1996)

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Visuals: On a black background with many spots in varying shades of blue, the arched words "MOTHER Studio" (in a fuchsia script font with a white outline) fly from the bottom right of the screen, turning counter-clockwise while in motion. As that text stops moving, "presents" fades in below in white. Then, three white sparkles appear one by one on the company name: under the "d", on the upper right corner of the "M", and on the upper right corner of the "R".

Variant: On Starzan II, the logo ends after "presents" fades in.

Technique: Computer effects.

Audio: A short "heroic" fanfare, followed by four "ding" sounds, the last three synchronised with the sparkles.

Audio Variants:

• On Ang Tange Kong Pag-Ibig (1996), a creepy, yet dreamy synth music that also plays on the MovieArts Films logo was used. This music carries over to the M-ZET Films logo.
• On Sa Iyo Ang Langit, Sa Akin Ang Lupa (1996), the spots in the logo's background are green instead of blue, and there is no music.
• On Medrano, the trail end of the Regal Films "Crown in Space" logo plays the theme, followed by the harp sounds was heard.
• On Daddy’s Angel, a synth fanfare with warbling sound was heard.

Availability

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Media Title	Date(s) of Release	Additional Note(s)
Starzan II	June 7, 1989	Debut (known) appearance
Super Mouse and the Robo-Rats	September 21, 1989
Banana Split	October 16, 1991
Ang Tange Kong Pag-Ibig	May 1, 1995
Sa Iyo Ang Langit, Sa Akin Ang Lupa	January 2, 1996
Daddy’s Angel	April 6, 1996
Medrano	September 4, 1996	Final (known) appearance