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Date Posted: 08:38:34 04/14/02 Sun
Author: fran
Subject: working on first Gig - The Gaming Center
In reply to: Franky 's message, "We're looking for field segment producers" on 18:07:24 04/06/02 Sat

I think we have our first gig to do a segment and some 30 second commercials for local cable on The Gaming Center. A segment is a 4-5 minute piece that fits in the format of a 30 minute advertorial magazine show. called WHY'z UP! I would love to see if we could use the Pizza Movie as a segment and get Cicci's to either barter food or pay us to put it on our show...that's the general idea.

We have to get a proposal in writing to TGC and come up with some numbers that they can afford and that we can cover our costs and pay people at least enough to justify investing their time... Let's put Cacey, Andrew and Adam to them to work directing ... they're good at it! Thanks to the crreative ideas of Andrew Savage and Casey Carpenter (and Chris and Adam) on their Pizza Off 2002 ... you guys are showing some creative style that local adults think is "very cool" and may make effective local commercials and great segments for a video magazine .

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