The National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO), a key organization representing cinema owners across the U.S., has undergone a major rebranding and is now known as Cinema United. With this transformation comes a fresh new logo and brand identity, reflecting a modern, inclusive, and forward-thinking vision for the film exhibition industry.
Previously known as the National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO), the organization has long been a unifying force for cinema operators, advocating for the interests of movie theaters across the country. With the rebrand to Cinema United, the organization aims to foster a stronger sense of community among cinema owners, audiences, and the broader entertainment industry. This shift aligns with the evolving landscape of moviegoing, emphasizing innovation and collaboration.
The Cinema United logo features a bold, uppercase sans-serif typeface, reflecting strength, unity, and modernity.
One of the most striking elements of the logo is its curved rectangular frame, which adds a dynamic and cinematic feel: