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From: Mario Cascio <[e-mail]>
Subject: Scoreboard Fever
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Hello fellow lightwavers,

I am turning to you again for your support.  I will probably be taking on
the task of using my FLYER as a switcher for a 15 foot TV screen at a
local High School basketball game.  I am interested to know if any of you
have produced any animations for a production like this or even been on
site to do this professionaly.  I know there was an article a while back
in VTU mentioning how the Toaster was used for these type of events.

I am curious if any of you have any ideas for some animations I could do
for this event, you know, things like DEE-FENSE, foul shots, and three
pointers.  Any ideas appreciated.  I have to come up with a proposal and
need to know how many animations I will be doing.

Anyone who is in this line of work, I was wondering what kind of money
there is to be made.  Not so much at the HS level, but for Colleges and
Professional teams.  I know that many colleges are getting TV screens
now-a-days.  So this should be a field that is opening up for us animators.

Thanks again for any comments,

Mario Cascio
ProMotion
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