Our television arm swings into gear with a slate of four concepts this season; one hour-long drama, two reality shows and an educational/reality hybrid for kids. Details are under wraps while deals are closing but we promise you that half of them will make you smile and half of them will make you grimace in pain. The Cortez Brother's Story Department (specializing in Anything And Everything That You Want Written) contributed visual and written treatments for BMW, Dawn, Honda, Jeep, Pine-Sol, State Farm, T-Mobile, and the NFL as well as original re-branding concepts for a network that cannot be named just yet. More than a third of those jobs from the last two months have already booked and shot... Commercially, Simón Bross just wrapped a shoot in Mexico for Bromley starring everybody's favorite breakfast cereal (Honey Nut Cheerios, front and center).

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Revit Technology Conference 2007

Hey Reviteers,

I hope those of you who have been to the RTC07 roadshow have found at least some of it beneficial?

Feel free to post your comments...

I've just got back from the Auckland Conference which went very well apart from a minor hardware glitch on one of the laptops (the video card kicked the bucket during a hot swap). On a whole and from speaking to a few of the attendees I feel it is running well and people are getting something out of it.

I've learned a couple of nifty little tricks myself! I especially liked Chris Needham's awakening of the Scope boxes which I've never really used. I had no idea they had that many uses.

During the roadshow I've had a couple of requests for tutorials/families to be uploaded.

So far they have been the "generic wall hosted opening I use for curtain wall strip glazing to cleanup the corners" and "a step by step tutorial on how to create families with swappable components".

Both of these I'll upload in the next two weeks or so. Hold me to that, if you don't see it in that time frame add your comments and abuse me and hopefully that will kick me into gear.

Its been great putting faces to so many of the people that have found my online contributions beneficial over the years.

Cheers.

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