With their Camera 300, in 1907 the Manaki brothers were shooting their 114 years old grandmother Despina spinning. Igor Stardelov in his book “Manaki” said: “…an extraordinary connection exists in the first shot made by these two pioneers of cinematography: while Despina, the grandmother, was spinning the wheel, the film reel started spinning on the Balkan Peninsula as well”. It is believed that grandmother Despina was the only woman born in 18th century shot by a camera. It presents contribution of our cinematographers to the world history of the moving pictures.
The logo has a shape of the intersected circle and it reflects the label of the film boxes used by Manaki brothers.
The label gives two additional values to the logo: the box is the symbol of the preserved history, while the shape of the label resembles a strip-balloon as a metaphor to the narrated thought and story.
Ladislav Cvetkovski
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