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Fictional Company Logos on Movies and TV Shows

 

Fauxgo stands for fake logo. Fauxgo is a website that collects different symbols and other small designs that are like the usual logos and brands that you see everywhere. The difference is that the logos that are featured at Fauxgo are created to represent a fictional company or organization that exists only on film (Movies and TV Shows).

Here are some of the

familiar/popular logos that you’ll find featured at Fauxgo

Tags: Company Logos, Fiction, Film, Logos, Movies, TV

AnyClip Collects Movie Scenes/Clips

AnyClip is a video sharing site where you get to relive your favorite movie moments. The service lets you search for and find memorable movie clips and share them with your friends. You can easily navigate through their neatly categorized collection or search for a movie title.

As of now, AnyClip only have a few dozen movies on their database. You can search through them and discover clips that are new to you or view your favorites if they already made it to AnyClip. This could prove to be a valuable resource for independent and mainstream movie makers alike, not to mention the movie fans who crave for their favorite movie scene from time to time.

Regarding content owners and compensation, we believe strongly that AnyClip solves major problems which currently exist in the market.

Our power is in indexing technology and metadata operations, which means we’ve also developed a platform for movie lovers to contribute to AnyClip via the AnyClip Data Project.

AnyClip is the place to go to find your favorite movie scenes and discover new ones, whether if it is for research or purely entertainment. Although there are numerous video sharing sites where you can watch movie clips, AnyClip provides a focused approach in collecting movie scenes. You won’t have to scour YouTube and get tons of video results that you don’t need. If you’re looking for a movie clip, chances are that you’ll easily find it in AnyClip (in the near future).

Tags: AnyClip, Movie Clips, Movies

FilmSuggest: Discover Movies Based on your Favorites

FilmSuggest is a movie recommendation site which suggests movies based on the ones that you have seen. If you’re looking for a movie which are similar to the ones that you’ve watched you can view FilmSuggest’s recommendations by rating a few movies that you have seen. If you are into alien and sci-fi movies, then you can expect highly rated recommendations similar to the movies that you have seen.

The service uses the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) to get the titles, genres, actors, directors, plots, and MPAA ratings. It uses Amazon’s database for DVD cover artwork and of course, a link to the store where you can make a purchase. The DVD / BluRay artwork may not always be present but the information about the movie such as actors and plots are available upon mouseover.

In your FilmSuggest profile, you can also add a wish list, show collection to friends (social networking feature is coming soon) and view most popular movies based on user ratings. You can prevent movies that you have already seen from appearing on the suggestions list by simply rating them and updating the suggestion list.

Tags: discover, FilmSuggest, Movies, rate, social network