#The BIG M
31-Oct-94 20:21:51
Sb: #132281-#The BIG M
Fm: Kevin C. Gibson 75313,620
To: James Coulter[Mindscape] 73670,677
Intrigue: I like it. A clue: "…this short name and…"
Guesses: Mesh More Many Moving or the curiously redundant Map (ped)
Gallimore's suggestion of an M without further definition has "merit."
Re: Mesh
Meshes and maps work together well.
Re: Many Animated Productions
"Yes, we've got plenty of experience."
Re: More Animated Productions
More than anybody around here.
Picture this scenario.
A rival's client says to the creative team of XYZ Productions:
"Well, it's good. But it needs a little more.."
"MORE!" your rival explodes. ( he's been working plenty of overtime.)
"More, you want more, go talk to Coulter."
Your promo:
"Why MORE?"
"Because that's what we offer."
"More attention to detail… more creativity… more value for your dollar."
Re: Moving
"Our animations move people."
I was going to trademark "Moving Images" which pretty much says it all.
I figured I didn't have a chance, but actually it was only trademarked
last year. That would have been a cool name.
But "Moving Animated Productions" That's got potential.
And if you're prolific, you'll be moving a lot of 'em. <G>
Methinks I've run this into the ground.
Re: > Have you been on ASOFT long?
I've looked over the shoulder of others for a long time.
Previous access was through a corporate account under another's name
and I've never posted. It's not likely that the VISA bill will scare me away.
That's the beauty of being able to get a "debt update" anytime while online.
I surfaced and became active recently over concerns centering around a
policy going into effect Nov. 1st and some glaring contradictions
regarding its enforcement. A convenient break between projects freed
up the time.
No, if my name disappears as suddenly as it has surfaced, it will be
because I've returned to my usual lurking profile and am employing
stealth techniques.
Work demands I spend less time in this neck of the woods in the near
future. I'll also be exploring Internet more and I'm already quite
active on FIDONET.
But I'll be around. I've enjoyed playing the name game. It was a
pleasant diversion. Glad you liked mine. Somebody else did too.
Hence my familiarity with trademark law. I came up with the name 4
years ago. Animation Nation celebrated its fourth birthday on
October 30.