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Topic: Thank you, ETS
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John T. Hendrickson, Jr
Jedi Master Film Handler
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Posts: 889
From: Freehold, NJ, USA
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 08-02-2001 08:03 PM
Hats off to the ETS depot in Elizabeth, NJ (and New Line, too) for the two prints of Rush Hour 2 we received.Both prints were shipped on black Transfilm reels, all heads up, properly wound and in excellent condition! It was a rush (no pun intended) just to handle them. Incidently, this has been characteristic of New Line prints lately. Nice to know there are people out there who do get it. Then again, we rarely have a problem with ETS in general. To borrow on a "Pytlak" expression with slight variation, this was "film shipped right". It put the fun back into print make-up. Then...I turned to see all those bright orange cans just waiting to be opened!!! Oh, my.
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Dustin Mitchell
Phenomenal Film Handler
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Posts: 1865
From: Mondovi, WI, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 08-04-2001 12:09 AM
A reminder to Film-Tech users, never underestimate the power of these forums. You would be amazed at who is lurking here; everything that is said is noted. This afternoon, while running around the ol' multiplex like a one-legged man in an ass kicking contest (I was the usher for all 12 screens, the projectionist, and at the same time I was training in a new projectionist), I kept on getting passed messages that said someone had called for me. No return number or name was given, so I didn't pay them much heed. Well, at around 3 when I was finally getting a chance to slow down, the cashier catches me walking by and says, "Dustin, you have a phone call, some guy from LA who's been calling for you all afternoon." Well, to say that got my attention would be an understatment. I got on the telephone and you know who was on the other end? Who else but the President of ETS.To make a long story short, I was mistaken in the above post. Yes, we do get our ETS prints on Friday, no, it it not the fault of the Minneapolis Depot. As it turns out, Twin Cities News, the people who deliver our prints from the Minneapolis Depot, get the prints on Wednesday. For some reason they didn't deliver them until Friday morning. Since it is Carmike that has a contract with Twin Cities News and not ETS, they couldn't do anything about it. A phone call from us this afternoon has hopefully rectified the situation. I also want to be clear about the tone of the call. It wasn't a, "Its not our fault, you deal with it," call. Rather, it was a "I'm sorry about this, here's how you can fix it," kind of call. Hats off to ETS for giving a damn.
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