FROM A GREAT CUSTOMER:
I want to let you know how impressed I am at how you handled the recent Billy Dee Williams send-in. I got my posters back today-that was quick! The placement on the posters was perfect, including a photo of each poster being signed was a great bonus, and the communication and super fast return shipping time was phenomenal. Again, I just wanted to let you know that I was very impressed by how you handled this send-in and that I am a very satisfied customer, and I look forward to dealing with your company again in the future.
Sincerely,
Robert N.
THANKS ROBERT.... we do try our best - Derek Maki (Coolwaters' president)
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
TRON 30th (by Harrison Ellenshaw - CLIENT)
Can it be? TRON turns thirty.
Cindy Morgan (Yori), Bruce Boxleitner (Tron) ask Harrison Ellenshaw why he cut out the “love scene” from the movie Tron. (At PopCon LA, July 8, 2012.)
Yesterday was the 30th anniversary of the release of the ground breaking film Tron. Last Sunday I spent a few hours at PopCon LA and was fortunate enough to be on a panel discussing the movie. The panel, which included Cindy Morgan and Tron himself, Bruce Boxleitner was a very casual and heartfelt reminiscence about what was an incredible experience for all of us.
Another panelist was the author of “The Making of Tron,” Bill Kallay. For those fans of the film it is a very worthwhile read. I personally wrote the foreword to the book and was happy to contribute a number of behind the scenes photographs.
Also in attendance was Michael Bonifer, the original publicist for Tron and author of the then published, “The Art of Tron.” Bonifer told the crowd that this week an announcement will be forthcoming about a very special Tron celebration event in October to held at the world famous Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Oh... and by the way, it was the director who cut the “love scene” out of the film, not me!
Harrison Ellenshaw
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER AND CO-VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR, TRON
Cindy Morgan (Yori), Bruce Boxleitner (Tron) ask Harrison Ellenshaw why he cut out the “love scene” from the movie Tron. (At PopCon LA, July 8, 2012.)
Yesterday was the 30th anniversary of the release of the ground breaking film Tron. Last Sunday I spent a few hours at PopCon LA and was fortunate enough to be on a panel discussing the movie. The panel, which included Cindy Morgan and Tron himself, Bruce Boxleitner was a very casual and heartfelt reminiscence about what was an incredible experience for all of us.
Another panelist was the author of “The Making of Tron,” Bill Kallay. For those fans of the film it is a very worthwhile read. I personally wrote the foreword to the book and was happy to contribute a number of behind the scenes photographs.
Also in attendance was Michael Bonifer, the original publicist for Tron and author of the then published, “The Art of Tron.” Bonifer told the crowd that this week an announcement will be forthcoming about a very special Tron celebration event in October to held at the world famous Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Oh... and by the way, it was the director who cut the “love scene” out of the film, not me!
Harrison Ellenshaw
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER AND CO-VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR, TRON
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