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Eric Dean

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Dec 19, 2007, 12:28:03 PM12/19/07
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Fellow Wizard fans:

I finally got myself a copy of the WOSAT soundtrack from John Massari
via eBay, but as you may know, he's selling them sans liner notes now.
Might some generous soul out there who bought the CD with a liner be
willing to email a scan of its contents for my reading pleasure?

Cheers,
Eric Boydston

Hal Snyder

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Dec 21, 2007, 11:27:04 PM12/21/07
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WIBNI the notes were posted somewhere by the artist(s).

Just got my CD yesterday and cheerfulness around the house is already
up 60%. :-) What a rush hearing CD quality audio. I especially like
the track where John Massari is talking through orchestration of the
music for the Wizard Run, interleaved with cuts from the final result.

Just wondering - is anyone on this list involved in animation or other
aspects of film & media?

cement...@gmail.com

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Dec 31, 2007, 7:49:46 AM12/31/07
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I bought it disk-only as well, wouldn't mind a scan too please if
anyone would be so kind... needn't be high rez or anything, just would
be interesting to see/read.

> Just wondering - is anyone on this list involved in animation or other
> aspects of film & media?

I do freelance animation and postproduction, and am part of Spite Your
Face productions - http://www.spiteyourface.com/ - famous(ish) for our
official Star Wars, Monty Python and Spiderman LEGO movies.

Mike's work was and is definitely a huge inspiration of course! :)

Walt Sellers

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Jan 26, 2008, 3:13:21 PM1/26/08
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On Dec 31 2007, 7:49 am, "cementimen...@gmail.com"

<cementimen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I bought it disk-only as well, wouldn't mind a scan too please if
> anyone would be so kind... needn't be high rez or anything, just would
> be interesting to see/read.
>
> > Just wondering - is anyone on this list involved in animation or other
> > aspects of film & media?
>
> I do freelance animation and postproduction, and am part of Spite Your
> Face productions -http://www.spiteyourface.com/- famous(ish) for our

> official Star Wars, Monty Python and Spiderman LEGO movies.
>
> Mike's work was and is definitely a huge inspiration of course! :)

I highly recommend the stop-motion Lego movies by SpiteYourFace. I
made a lot of points with a customer recently when I showed them to
his 5-year-old son. Apparently he didn't stop talking about the
alternate-ending Spiderman2 for a while. He keeps asking if there is
another one yet.

If I ever take the tour at FullSail here, I'll point them to the
website. :-)

Walt

cement...@gmail.com

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Jan 28, 2008, 9:49:28 AM1/28/08
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Hey thanks! :) Glad to hear people are enjoying our stuff.

Bob

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Sep 7, 2008, 5:01:17 PM9/7/08
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Hey, might there be a possibility of (re)doing WOSAT in LEGO? I realize how
much trouble that would be, to try to do it justice, both for the WOSAT
source material as well as staying true to the LEGO format you people do so
wonderfully. But IF you could pull it off, WOW!

Obviously you can tell I'm a big fan of the Spite Your
Face productions, especially Monty Python and ONE: A Space Odyssey. I see
the same creative magic in them that makes WOSAT so enjoyable. Please, keep
up the good work!

Bob

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cement...@gmail.com

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Sep 11, 2008, 3:07:03 PM9/11/08
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Ha that would be amazing but unlikely at the moment I'm afraid. :)
Some years back I did make a custom WoSaT LEGO man to send to Mike.

On Sep 7, 10:01 pm, "Bob" <bob.blu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey, might there be a possibility of (re)doing WOSAT in LEGO? I realize how
> much trouble that would be, to try to do it justice, both for the WOSAT
> source material as well as staying true to the LEGO format you people do so
> wonderfully. But IF you could pull it off, WOW!
>
> Obviously you can tell I'm a big fan of the Spite Your
> Face productions, especially Monty Python and ONE: A Space Odyssey. I see
> the same creative magic in them that makes WOSAT so enjoyable. Please, keep
> up the good work!
>
> Bob
>

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