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'''Music/Sounds/Variant''': On at least one film, it uses two windy synth tunes, ending with a muted reverb.
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Revision as of 11:31, 12 October 2022
Background
Spice Factory was a production company created by producers Michael Cowan and Jason Piette in 1996. The company specialized in producing independent films, along with some occasional major productions. In 2018, following a decade long dormancy after the release of their last film, the company closed after Cowan was brought down by investment fraud, and a prohibition order was placed, preventing him from serving as a lead operator of any company for 13 years, though in spite of this he is still active as a producer.
1st Logo (1999-2008)
Variant: Early on, an in-credit version existed featuring the rhombus, but had the "SPICE FACTORY" text in a more stylized font, and a small "THE" above it.
FX/SFX: The zooming shapes.
Music/Sounds: A faint droning synth chord, with a muted reprise.
Music/Sounds/Variant: On at least one film, it uses two windy synth tunes, ending with a muted reverb.
Availability: Appeared on Jericho Mansions, The Last Sign, Guy X, and possibly on Undertaking Betty (aka Plots with a View). The early variant seen at the end of An Angel for May and Taking Sides, and was possibly seen at the end of New Blood and Mr In-Between as the early logo appeared on trailers for their movies. This doesn’t appear on Merchant of Venice.