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Match Game Panel & Format
May. 22nd, 2006 12:17 pmWe now have a full Match Game Panel:
CHRISTIAN MCGUIRE
LYNN GOLD
TOM GALLOWAY
DOUG BERRY
CHRIS GARCIA
LEIGH ANN HILDEBRAND
Thanks to the feedback to my question about format, I've decided we will play the "hybrid" format of two new contestants for each game (no continuing winners), and two rounds per game. This will allow more people to get a chance to play.
The Hollister 30-second promo appears to be done, but![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cherylmorgan and I need to pull together conversations we've had to come up with the promo for Emerald City.
I've reproduced the Match Game logo as a file that I may be able to print on the large format printer here at work, although it would probably use a lot of ink if I print the orange background. It makes me wish I had access to a data projector from which I could project the image onto one of the walls in the Gateway Foyer, because I've actually built it as a PowerPoint build that looks pretty cool -- the "Match Game" flies in from the top, then a flashing "SF" flies in from the bottom.
( Logo behind the cut )
It may not be obvious, but the source file is 34 inches high by 46 inches long.
CHRISTIAN MCGUIRE
LYNN GOLD
TOM GALLOWAY
DOUG BERRY
CHRIS GARCIA
LEIGH ANN HILDEBRAND
Thanks to the feedback to my question about format, I've decided we will play the "hybrid" format of two new contestants for each game (no continuing winners), and two rounds per game. This will allow more people to get a chance to play.
The Hollister 30-second promo appears to be done, but
cherylmorgan and I need to pull together conversations we've had to come up with the promo for Emerald City.I've reproduced the Match Game logo as a file that I may be able to print on the large format printer here at work, although it would probably use a lot of ink if I print the orange background. It makes me wish I had access to a data projector from which I could project the image onto one of the walls in the Gateway Foyer, because I've actually built it as a PowerPoint build that looks pretty cool -- the "Match Game" flies in from the top, then a flashing "SF" flies in from the bottom.
( Logo behind the cut )
It may not be obvious, but the source file is 34 inches high by 46 inches long.
