Recovery... mostly

Jannard

Jannard

Red Leader
Well, we have some good news. Our trained professional investigators have been able to recover much of what was taken in the break-in. We happily got our aluminum prototype back, a lens, some computers and drives that were mostly personal in nature, and some misc. stuff. What is still out there are computers that had most of the camera related development info. It appears that the "booty" was broken up into two segments. Our pro investigation team and police are still on the trail of the balance. We are tremendously proud of the work that our team and the police are doing. And they aren't done yet.

We cannot comment further on the investigation since it is on-going. We strongly encourage you NOT to speculate as to the motives of the thieves or any connection with the industry.

Jim
 
Staying the course...

Staying the course...

Good to hear, Jim!

As long as you and your Red team are bent on staying the course with regards to your production schedule, then by this time next year, whatever the motives were for the incident in the first place, would go down in history as a mere inconsequential sidestep, towards the birthing of a revolutionary piece of technology... much like, though not equally, the advent of the PC.
 
The making of Red wouldve been such a great documentary. I hope someone has indeed shot some stuff behind the scenes of the process. would make for a great editorial documentary. LionsGate style.
 
I hope they catch the thieves and capture the arrest using a RED-ONE. Then we can have the first handheld outdoor nighttime 4K footage a la COPS!
 
Wow yeah, a documentary ala the development of the JSF (which I believe PBS developed) would have been awsome... Jim any comment, have you been filming anything?
 
Jim,

I'm glad on and in behalf of you and us, as well.

Jannard said:
We strongly encourage you NOT to speculate as to the motives of the thieves or any connection with the industry.

Jim
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You're fully right!!

Kudos :)
Emanuel
 
Mission Impossible 2 was just on TV with the Oakley 'Splodin sunnies.. Maybe incorporate some of that self destruct stuff into the office hardware and have it detonated via proximity sensors.

Just an idea!
 
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