9/20/10 Updates

[Phlibbit]

* We're keeping up our pace of great interviews--we have two more upcoming ones, and they both feature pretty prominent members of the film's production. As always, there are dedicated forums for these where you can ask your own potential questions. The deadline for these questions is Saturday, September 25th.
o First up is David L. Snyder, the film's production designer. He was responsible for the overall production and look of the film--namely, turning the Ideal Cement Factory into Dinohattan. He was also a second unit director on the film.
o Next is Chris Woods, who supervised, designed, and produced the film's Visual Effects. He was also a second unit director for visual effects.

* We have a new Actor Profile up--this time for Mark Miller, who we recently interviewed.

* Speaking of our Mark Miller and Mike Harding interview--it's been updated, with revised text and additional pictures!

* And finally, there are some additions and updates to the affiliates page:
o ClassicMario.net is now known as "Classic Mario Bros."
o New affiliate: DS Ultimate. Lots of good Nintendo DS info.
o New affiliate: The Mushroom Kingdom. One of the oldest and best Mario sites on the internet!

[Redstar]

Great new affiliates. I'm glad TMK finally got around to affiliating with us. That should definitely generate a lot more traffic and exposure to our work.

And, I must say, the Mark and Mike interview really does start on a much better tone with that new Mark as the "Lizard Man" photo replacing the coloring book scan. Really glad you found it!

[Phlibbit]

Yeah! I thought it was a nice addition myself. The photo was kind of bland after the initial scan, but a little Photoshop post-processing really made it shine.

I'm also enjoying the genesis of our Actor Profiles section. Totally something I'd have loved to do myself--but I would've never gotten around to it until every other single thing was done on the site. So thanks, Redstar

[Redstar]

I also want to assure everyone that we haven't forgotten our interviews with Guy Himber and Hank Carlson. While Hank is currently busy on production for a film and won't be able to answer our questions for some time, Guy sent me an update notifying me that he had answered about half of the questions and will complete the rest soon. (Hank's interview will be made up through a couple of surprise interviews, so don't be disappointed!)

We're only moving forward with these two new interviews to keep up the pace and ensure we give every future interviewee as soon a chance as possible to speak. We have a lot of interviews lined-up, so it wouldn't do to keep them (or us!) waiting, would it?