Friday, October 07, 2005
Meta: Quick Thursday Update
Lots going on!
Marc Deckter stopped by to volunteer. He started the filmographic database by entering the info on the B&W Popeye cartoons. He'll be back again to help next week. Victoria Schwerin was down from ASIFA-San Francisco along with a friend of hers, and they helped set up the Epson 2400 dpi 11x17 color scanner and the HP color laser printer. Victoria was very excited about the project, and took a stack of brochures up to distribute at Pixar and ASIFA-SF. There are lots of volunteer opportunities, so stop by and take the tour and watch a few rare cartoons. The office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1pm to 9pm. 2114 Burbank Bl, just east of Buena Vista.
Stephen Worth
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