Production Name
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Mike_Donis
Veteran
Re: Production Name
Neither of those sounds very professional...that may be what you're after, if you're wanting to make clients feel easy with you...but they seem to come off as a little too goofy to be taken seriously, to me at least. That's probably not a good thing...
Neither of those sounds very professional...that may be what you're after, if you're wanting to make clients feel easy with you...but they seem to come off as a little too goofy to be taken seriously, to me at least. That's probably not a good thing...
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Re: Production Name
How about
[glow=blue,2,300]Woodson Entertainment[/glow]
or
[glow=blue,2,300]Woodson Reel Company[/glow]
Ive always liked that "Reel Company" part; Right now Im under Outland Pictures but still have a
[glow=blue,2,300]Pacific Reel Company[/glow]
on the books
How about
[glow=blue,2,300]Woodson Entertainment[/glow]
or
[glow=blue,2,300]Woodson Reel Company[/glow]
Ive always liked that "Reel Company" part; Right now Im under Outland Pictures but still have a
[glow=blue,2,300]Pacific Reel Company[/glow]
on the books
CaptainMench
Carbonite Member
Re: Production Name
How about Major Wood Films?
I'll be MajM soon enough...
CaptM :
How about Major Wood Films?
I'll be MajM soon enough...
CaptM :
nullphonic
Well-known member
Re: Production Name
I agree with the Woodson options also, two extremely familiar words collapsed (wood-son, helps with marketing I would imagine). Very old and strong name imo.
Found this also on a "History of Names" site http://www.greencis.net/~shart/names.html...
Until about the 14th century most people had only one name. It has been estimated that in medieval England 3 of 5 men carried the name of Henry, Robert, John, William or Richard. As towns and cities grew, so did the necessity to further identify individuals and families, thus requiring a second or surname.
With few exceptions there were four ways surnames or permanent family names were adopted. They were:
1. Patronymics - The fathers name with "son" immediately after it, example Peterson, Adamson, Woodson
2. Place Names - Words that identify where a person or family lived or came from, example Hill, Lake, Wood, Glades, March
Also...http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp....ily_Crest/Woodson_coat_of_arms/qx/Woodson.htm
First found in Yorkshire where they were anciently seated as Lords of the Manor.
I agree with the Woodson options also, two extremely familiar words collapsed (wood-son, helps with marketing I would imagine). Very old and strong name imo.
Found this also on a "History of Names" site http://www.greencis.net/~shart/names.html...
Until about the 14th century most people had only one name. It has been estimated that in medieval England 3 of 5 men carried the name of Henry, Robert, John, William or Richard. As towns and cities grew, so did the necessity to further identify individuals and families, thus requiring a second or surname.
With few exceptions there were four ways surnames or permanent family names were adopted. They were:
1. Patronymics - The fathers name with "son" immediately after it, example Peterson, Adamson, Woodson
2. Place Names - Words that identify where a person or family lived or came from, example Hill, Lake, Wood, Glades, March
Also...http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp....ily_Crest/Woodson_coat_of_arms/qx/Woodson.htm
First found in Yorkshire where they were anciently seated as Lords of the Manor.
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Re: Production Name
nullphonic
tks for an interesting link!
nullphonic
tks for an interesting link!
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Re: Production Name
Woody
The LOGO could be an old surf woody car
Woody
The LOGO could be an old surf woody car
Fred_Plowman
Well-known member
Re: Production Name
Peckerwood productions?? bahahhahaha
I like to start my companies with an "A". This puts me first on lists or phone book... Trade secret. Just so ya know..
Peckerwood productions?? bahahhahaha
I like to start my companies with an "A". This puts me first on lists or phone book... Trade secret. Just so ya know..
TuffGong
Well-known member
Re: Production Name
[quote author=Fred_Plowman link=board=Offtopic;num=1090979717;start=0#13 date=07/28/04 at 18:38:37]I like to start my companies with an "A". This puts me first on lists or phone book... Trade secret. Just so ya know..[/quote]
reminds me of AAAA Painting - Norm from Cheers tried that strategy...straight back to the barstool.
[quote author=Fred_Plowman link=board=Offtopic;num=1090979717;start=0#13 date=07/28/04 at 18:38:37]I like to start my companies with an "A". This puts me first on lists or phone book... Trade secret. Just so ya know..
[/quote]reminds me of AAAA Painting - Norm from Cheers tried that strategy...straight back to the barstool.
Woodson
Well-known member
Re: Production Name
okay.. i'm registering my production name within 10 days.
I was thinking of naming it Woodson Reel Productions, Or Woodson Reeliaty Productions but since we wont be doing anything with film, mostly video, I think I'm going to stick with Woodson Productions.
Whacha think?
okay.. i'm registering my production name within 10 days.
I was thinking of naming it Woodson Reel Productions, Or Woodson Reeliaty Productions but since we wont be doing anything with film, mostly video, I think I'm going to stick with Woodson Productions.
Whacha think?
