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#VT Expo Update

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#97151From: henry tellerDec 17, 1994 12:19 PM
How did the show go? I didn't see you there, but then I didn't get to any of the seminars. Hope you got the support you needed in LA. As I've already noted, the Ad Rats promo deserves all the press it can get. Hank/Videology Where you get all the P.O.M.P. under all circumstances.
#97258From: Sean HannonDec 18, 1994 9:35 PM
Hank, I had a blast! (I thought of making a name tag, so those whom I've been talking to here might find me, but I was too overwhelmed with finding a dubbing facility when I landed in L.A. to cope with it. And by the way, folks, every facility in L.A. was just too busy to do a quick turnaround on my little 3 minute demo tape… EXCEPT ONE: Dubs, Inc. on Highland Ave. in Hollywood. A 24-hour facility, and I got my VHS dubs done there for $13 apiece, with no Rush Order surcharge, and a four hour turnaround!) I had the chance to share my tape with many people at various booths, and at the seminars. I received very positive, constructive critique from Lee Stranahan and Jason Linhart (who took over John Gross's class midday), and from Grant Boucher on the second day. I think Bill Chadwick and I succeeded in getting ourselves on the map. Some quick highlights of the entire event: Being able to have hands-on, unattended play with the LW 4.0 beta, and get an early feel for Inverse Kinematics; seeing a great demo of Alpha Paint performed by a talented maniac who's name eludes me, but was as comprehensive as a 100 page manual; buying an AD1012 for my friend Paul (the deal of the show!); taking the seminars and being exceedingly pleased and surprised that they lived up to their billing as ADVANCED classes (especially Grant's on Surfaces… yeow!!! my head still hurts); and being able to thank and congratulate the lovely Ann Pulley for accomplishing such a well produced and vibrant show! The only lowlight: Not being Howard Sweeney of Boulder, CO. (He won the DEC Alpha in the raffle) Hope you had as good a time as I had. See you. Sean Hannon Ad Rats – Stamford, CT
#97281From: Tom Patrick-InnoVision TDec 19, 1994 12:06 AM
Hi, Couldn't agree more, had Tim Jenison, Dick Van Dyke and Steven Speilberg come by the booth. The manics name is Chris Fenwick and he's a member of the Silican Valley TUG (he did great didn't he?!) It was great to meet all our users and to welcome A whole lot of new ones. We were packed the whole time and won the "most attended" booth title. Thanks to all those that stoped by! The best IS yet to come. TP @ InnoVision
#97290From: henry tellerDec 19, 1994 6:49 AM
Sean, Glad everything worked out. It sounds like you did a lot of R&D but it paid off. Maybe I'll see the finished piece at the next user meeting. Might even be a good example to load into the Flyer. Congratulations!! Hank/Videology Where you get all the P.O.M.P. under all circumstances.
#97542From: Trent K. JohnsonDec 22, 1994 4:02 PM
Sean: Any chance of getting a copy of your "little 3 minute demo tape"? Trent/ReAnimators
#97689From: Sean HannonDec 24, 1994 10:03 PM
Yes indeed, Trent. We'll do our first mass duplication run sometime after the holidays and then I'll send you a copy. How about you? I'd like to see what you ReAnimate from time to time. Sean Hannon Ad Rats – Stamford, CT
#97721From: henry tellerDec 26, 1994 8:55 PM
PMFJI – Hi Sean – I think that promo tape would be a great demonstration of what the Toaster platform can do. Maybe I can pick up a copy at the next user group meeting? Hope your holiday was great – and have a Happy New Year. Hank Hank/Videology Where you get all the P.O.M.P. under all circumstances.
#97882From: Sean HannonDec 29, 1994 6:53 PM
A copy of the tape? But of course, my good sir. I am glad to see that you are, like our good friend Curly, a common sewer of the arts! Sean Hannon Ad Rats – Stamford, CT
#97897From: henry tellerDec 29, 1994 9:51 PM
Thanks Sean – Have a Happy New Year!! Maybe I'll see you at the next meeting. Hank Hank/Videology Where you get all the P.O.M.P. under all circumstances.