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Check out FUBZ new site

So Just had Fubz in the Studio and he mentioned his new site so check it out

www.fubz.net

He shot are Heritage Collection with Maggie Horn and it was a step

up for us thanks to him so make sure to check out the site

By Monkey on November 13 | Permalink | Comments (1)

Just Saw this great documentary about 18 cities in 12 swing states 18days before the election.

This great guy Graham is doing a short documentary about our company. but well keep you posted when we get a preview for you.

We love supporting people who support us, so we went to the release and it was great. Especially when its 10 blocks from our house and cheep PBR and popcorn @3rd ward on Morgan in Brooklyn. This guy got paid by Aljazeera to do it. (Here's Some Clips from a few day of there trip make sure to check them out.)

Red Blue Road Trip by Graham Meriwether and Chris Henderson As the 2008 presidential election approaches two video journalists hit the road to find out what core values Americans hold in common. The results is 18 short video portraits of unique communities from Navajo reservations to industrial giants to farming towns, that reveal the issues that are influencing voters as they elect their new leader. http://english.aljazeera.net/focus/uselections2008/2008/10/20081022135316724127.html

And the open movie for it was this and it was great, you def have to check it out, we work with one of the Companies they interview, and Live between all 3 and so d you maybe. Uncertain Industry by Daniel Ross and Tom Vigliotta New York City was once the capital of American manufacturing -- in 1950, the city boasted nearly one million manufacturing jobs. By 2007 that number had dwindled to 100,000. What has losing this vital source of jobs meant for New York's economy? Uncertain Industry profiles three longtime manufacturers facing the challenges of doing business in New York City. http://vimeo.com/2020650

By Monkey on November 10 | Permalink | Comments (0)

Rachael Yamagata, and Nylon Magazine

A few weeks ago at the Young Designers Market, Rachael Yamagata, and Nylon Magazine came through said 'Hi' and bought one of our vinyl record pocket knives. Make sure to check this out and the Young Designers Market on Mulberry between Prince and Houston.