Computer Graphics Lab
Orion Ultor
Everything’s Got A Price.
- Location
- East Coast
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Computer Graphics Lab:
As the night grew late, George Lucas had called in Bruce O'Brian and Mike Eisner for a meeting. The three of them were gathered in a dimly lit room, with only a dim lamp illuminating the table in front of them.
"Thank you for agreeing to meet with me, Bruce and Mike, given how late it is," George spoke up.
Bruce and Mike nodded, settling in their seats and looking expectantly at George.
"I may have stumbled across a golden opportunity when I decided to read our backlog for myself," George continued.
Bruce leaned forward, curious. Meanwhile, Mike gave a small nod, his features alight with interest.
"Sounds interesting. What's the opportunity?" Mike inquired.
George's eyes lit up. "I'm thinking we should expand into animation," he said.
Bruce and Mike exchanged surprised glances, before Bruce looked back and asked, "...that's good and all George, but why here? I might know a lot about some things, but animation ain't one of them."
"I believe it aligns with your philanthropic values (yes, before you worry, we've looked over your gym idea and we love it, Mike's currently looking into the feasibility of the project before we move to greenlight it)" George said. "The head honcho over there, the one who typed up the letter, is doing this out of some idea to that animation could benefit the education of underprivileged children."
Bruce scratched his head, liking the idea but still clearly skeptical. "I'm all for giving back, but what makes you think that we can do animation? That's a completely different ballgame, ain't it?"
George nodded, taking it in stride. "I see what you're saying," he acknowledged. "But hear me out. I think it's an untapped market for us, and given our creative talents and resources, we have the potential to make some great content."
Mike nodded. "I see your point. Let's see the proposal and take it from there."
As soon as they finished reading their copies, they looked up at George.
"Well, what do you think?" he asked.
A/N: A literal shower thought and an hour later, here we are; weirdly aligns with the ILM boost to maybe get Lucas Learning and Pixar a tad earlier than OTL.
As the night grew late, George Lucas had called in Bruce O'Brian and Mike Eisner for a meeting. The three of them were gathered in a dimly lit room, with only a dim lamp illuminating the table in front of them.
"Thank you for agreeing to meet with me, Bruce and Mike, given how late it is," George spoke up.
Bruce and Mike nodded, settling in their seats and looking expectantly at George.
"I may have stumbled across a golden opportunity when I decided to read our backlog for myself," George continued.
Bruce leaned forward, curious. Meanwhile, Mike gave a small nod, his features alight with interest.
"Sounds interesting. What's the opportunity?" Mike inquired.
George's eyes lit up. "I'm thinking we should expand into animation," he said.
Bruce and Mike exchanged surprised glances, before Bruce looked back and asked, "...that's good and all George, but why here? I might know a lot about some things, but animation ain't one of them."
"I believe it aligns with your philanthropic values (yes, before you worry, we've looked over your gym idea and we love it, Mike's currently looking into the feasibility of the project before we move to greenlight it)" George said. "The head honcho over there, the one who typed up the letter, is doing this out of some idea to that animation could benefit the education of underprivileged children."
Bruce scratched his head, liking the idea but still clearly skeptical. "I'm all for giving back, but what makes you think that we can do animation? That's a completely different ballgame, ain't it?"
George nodded, taking it in stride. "I see what you're saying," he acknowledged. "But hear me out. I think it's an untapped market for us, and given our creative talents and resources, we have the potential to make some great content."
Mike nodded. "I see your point. Let's see the proposal and take it from there."
May 4, 1975 Dear George Lucas and LucasFilms Unlimited as a whole,We are writing to propose the establishment of an animation studio under your renowned banner. Our animation studio aims to provide high-quality animated content for a diverse audience. As you may well know, this decade has marked a significant growth moment for the animation industry as it shifted from traditional methods to more sophisticated techniques. We, therefore, believe that an animation studio could be a valuable addition that would position LucasFilms Unlimited as a pioneer in the animation field. Our team comprises of highly skilled and experienced animators, writers, and producers. We are confident that we possess the expertise required to develop captivating storylines, visually stunning graphics and vivid animations that will captivate your target audience. Our plan is to focus on producing animation content for a wide range of demographics, including children, young adults, and families. Furthermore, our team will utilize modern technology to create visually appealing content that will captivate audiences of different age groups. We understand that artistic excellence and creativity are at the core of LucasFilms Unlimited's brand, and we intend to amplify this through our animation work. Our studio will work closely with the existing LucasFilms Unlimited team to ensure that we foster an environment that promotes creativity and originality to further the education of America's youth. In conclusion, we would be thrilled to collaborate with LucasFilms Unlimited in establishing an animation studio that will set a new standard for animated content. Please consider our proposal, and we look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely, Alexander Schure |
As soon as they finished reading their copies, they looked up at George.
"Well, what do you think?" he asked.
A/N: A literal shower thought and an hour later, here we are; weirdly aligns with the ILM boost to maybe get Lucas Learning and Pixar a tad earlier than OTL.