[NEohioPAL]For the Want of A Nail

[Ensemble Theatre]

Hello John, 

"For the want of a nail, a show was lost,
 For the want of a shoe, a horse was lost,
 For the want of a horse, a kingdom was lost.
A horse! A Horse! My kingdom for a horse."
                         -Shakespeare, Richard
III

Little things matter - as Richard found out.
Thank you John, for mentioning that small 
fact that your company(founded 1806) is NOT 
involved in this enterprise. In the future I
would suggest
you not use a company email to advertise your 
personal projects. That is fair to you, to your
company, 
and especially fair to the persons reading your
ads. 

Break a leg with your videos!! Creativity is
always 
welcome, especially in corporate settings.

Just in case you ARE interested in Shakespeare, 
RICHARD III, in its entirety, will be performed
this summer
in Cleveland. Look for it on NEOPAL - and tell
your friends.

Cheers!!
Martin Cosentino
Ensemble Theatre


--- "MARTIN, JOHN" <jmartin at valspar.com> wrote:

> It has been brought to my attention that my
> posting for voice over
> artists with no pay has been miss read and was
> not made clear in the
> original post. Please let me clarify my
> intentions and maybe ease some
> irate minds out there. First of all THIS IS NOT
> A CORPORATE video. At my
> place of employment, we are required to have a
> weekly safety meeting. At
> those meetings, employees take turns giving  a
> presentation on a safety
> topic. They are very informal. In the past,
> when it was my turn, I chose
> to make a short video instead of standing up
> and giving a boring speech
> and handing out flyers. My fellow employees
> have come to enjoy the break
> in routine of these meetings with my videos.
> The videos are produced on
> my own time with my own money (if I need any).
> No one but employees see
> these videos. NO ONE makes any money and NO
> PRODUCTS are promoted. These
> are simply fun alternatives to giving a safety
> speech. I apologize if
> anyone has felt I was trying (or more
> appropriate my company) was trying
> to get something for nothing while making a
> huge profit on free talent.
> The company I work for has nothing to to do
> with the production of these
> videos. All the actors  in the past have been
> employees who work here. I
> hope this helps clear up things. My intentions
> were not presented
> clearly, and again I apologize for that. If
> anyone has any further
> concerns, please feel free to e-mail me. I will
> do my best to explain
> and answer your questions.
> 
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