Pashka_Geraskin

Dear Jymn, may I ask you, as former TaleSpin producer, do you have TS illustrated press releaze or a style guide, or another stuff of that sort, and could you to share it with TS community? Sorry if my question is uncorrect. I seen TS style guide once in Web but now it disappeared.

Sincerely yours,

Pashka Geraskin.

Jymn Magon

Every show we created at Disney TVA had several documents attached.
1) Pitch materials. A write-up of What To Expect for possible network/syndication buyers. There was also a set of art cards that went along with a comical verbal pitch. (Two of my pitches were actually videotaped to help the sales team.) These would be sales tools.
2) A bible. Bible means "writers' guidelines" or "show compendium." This is an in-house tool for the creative staff. It lists all the rules of the show, the character dynamics, and possible story lines. Artwork is often attached.
3) Sales materials: This would be created (primarily by the Merchandising departments) to help licensees make toys, books, dolls, sleepwear. It's mainly artwork with blurbs about the series and characters. Again, this is a sales tool, and the animation department probably wouldn't see it or approve it.

I have a lot of this stuff. So someone would have to talk to the webmaster to find out how some of these things could be posted on the website. I don't personally know how to do that.
Jymn

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Steet	August 05, 2009
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OH YES YES YES!! I'll contact you directly!

Jymn Magon	August 05, 2009

Every show we created at Disney TVA had several documents attached. 1) Pitch materials. A write-up of What To Expect for possible network/syndication buyers. There was also a set of art cards that went along with a comical verbal pitch. (Two of my pitches were actually videotaped to help the sales team.) These would be sales tools. 2) A bible. Bible means "writers' guidelines" or "show compendium." This is an in-house tool for the creative staff. It lists all the rules of the show, the character dynamics, and possible story lines. Artwork is often attached. 3) Sales materials: This would be created (primarily by the Merchandising departments) to help licensees make toys, books, dolls, sleepwear. It's mainly artwork with blurbs about the series and characters. Again, this is a sales tool, and the animation department probably wouldn't see it or approve it. I have a lot of this stuff. So someone would have to talk to the webmaster to find out how some of these things could be posted on the website. I don't personally know how to do that. Jymn

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