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===Background===
===Background===
'''Runteas Pich Production''' was a Cambodian film company before the Khmer Rouge.
'''Runteas Pich Production''' was a Cambodian film company founded in 1961 by film director and theater owner Ly Bun Yim. Throughout its lifespan, they made fifteen films before the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia on April 17, 1975. During their regime, there was the Mayaguez incident; Yim escaped but only saved three of the films.

==={{Ordinal|1}} Logo (196?-197?)===
===Logo (1961-1975)===
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'''Visuals:''' There is a shining diamond with the Khmer company name "'''{{color|gold|រន្ទះពេជ្រភាពយន្ត}}'''" arched in gold above and "'''{{color|gold|RUNTEASPICH}}'''" in a gold three-dimensional font below. Overlapping the diamond is a banner which reads "PRODUCTION". The diamond spins counter-clockwise as pyrotechnics and smoke erupt from behind.


'''FX/SFX:''' Presumably live action.
'''Technique:''' Live action and practical effects.


'''Audio:''' A dramatic brass fanfare accompanied by a drumroll, ending in a gong crash.
'''Music/Sounds:''' TBA


'''Availability:''' Unknown. Footage of this logo is currently lost and only a still snapshot of it exists. Many films dating before the Khmer Rouge are considered lost. This logo may have been seen on their output of the time.
'''Availability:''' Many films dating before the Mayaguez incident are considered lost. This logo has been spotted on the Bophana print of the 1972 film ''Orn Euy Srey Orn'' and ''Sayon Vil Vinh''.


'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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Latest revision as of 02:26, 10 August 2024


Background

Runteas Pich Production was a Cambodian film company founded in 1961 by film director and theater owner Ly Bun Yim. Throughout its lifespan, they made fifteen films before the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia on April 17, 1975. During their regime, there was the Mayaguez incident; Yim escaped but only saved three of the films.

Logo (1961-1975)

Visuals: There is a shining diamond with the Khmer company name "រន្ទះពេជ្រភាពយន្ត" arched in gold above and "RUNTEASPICH" in a gold three-dimensional font below. Overlapping the diamond is a banner which reads "PRODUCTION". The diamond spins counter-clockwise as pyrotechnics and smoke erupt from behind.

Technique: Live action and practical effects.

Audio: A dramatic brass fanfare accompanied by a drumroll, ending in a gong crash.

Availability: Many films dating before the Mayaguez incident are considered lost. This logo has been spotted on the Bophana print of the 1972 film Orn Euy Srey Orn and Sayon Vil Vinh.

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