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Magic
Box
Communications,
Inc.
provides
full
creative
services
and
project
management
for
interactive
and
video
programs
in
the
corporate
arena.
Applications
include
trade
shows,
CD
/
DVD
programs,
print
materials
and
internet
delivery.
From
Disney's
Epcot
Center
to
the
Singapore
Science
Museum
—
from
a
World
Expo
in
Seville
to
Supercom
Brazil
—
Magic
Box
Communications,
Inc.
video
and
interactive
programs
have
been
featured
in
venues
around
the
world.
Prior
and
current
clients
include
Fortune
100
firms
in
the
fields
of
high
technology,
pharmaceutical
products,
finance/insurance
and
others.
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Design
Directing
ABOUT
SERVICES
SAMPLES
Robert
Gengerke
brings
over
a
quarter
of
a
century
of
experience
to
video,
print
and
interactive
media
as
a
writer,
producer
and
director
of
corporate
programs
that
educate
employees
and
customers,
motivate
staff,
and
help
sell
products.
His
video
and
interactive
programs
have
been
featured
in
venues
around
the
world,
from
global
expositions
to
trade
shows.
He
produced
his
first
interactive
program
in
the
1980s,
with
Sperry's
first
educational
interactive
videodisc
series.
Prior
to
developing
interactive
programs,
he
was
staff
Executive
Producer
at
Sperry
(later
Unisys)
where
he
wrote,
produced
and
directed
the
corporate
identification
videotape
that
positioned
the
new
firm
for
the
business
marketplace.
He
also
created
the
company's
first
video
training
for
ethics
awareness
and
federal
regulation
compliance.
His
dual
role
as
Executive
Producer
and
segment
writer/director
of
Technical
Difficulties
earned
him
a
Certificate
of
Creative
Excellence
at
the
US
Film
and
Video
Festival,
and
a
Gold
Medal
from
the
ITVA.
In
1990
he
began
serving
a
number
of
Fortune
100
clients
as
an
independent
producer,
writer
and
director.
Three
years
later,
in
order
to
provide
more
comprehensive
services
for
customers,
he
formed
Magic
Box
Communications,
a
type
C
corporation
headquartered
in
New
York
City.
Prior
and
current
clients
include
Fortune
100
firms
in
the
fields
of
high
technology,
pharmaceutical
products,
finance/insurance
and
others.
He
has
edited
and
written
print/audiovisual
educational
programs
for
Harcourt
Brace
Jovanovich,
and
taught
at
Central
Michigan
University
before
entering
the
corporate
arena
in
1979.
His
Bachelor's
degree
is
from
the
State
University
of
New
York
at
Binghamton,
and
he
earned
his
Master's
degree
in
Communications
from
Temple
University.
Angela
Lomangino
is
the
Director
of
Educational
Program
Development
for
Magic
Box
Communications,
Inc.
Through
TV
Talent
3,
she
teaches
performance
arts
to
students
of
all
ages
and
at
all
levels
of
experience.
Her
experience
in
developing
new
business
opportunities
began
in
1993,
when
she
developed
products
and
managed
the
design
studio
functions
of
a
global
retail
startup
division,
Warner
Brothers
Studio
Stores.
She
applied
this
experience
successfully
at
Time
Inc.,
where
–
leveraging
the
Time/Life
Picture
Collection
photograph
assets
–
she
developed
new
products
for
retail
markets,
negotiated
licensing
arrangements
for
Time/Life
photographs
in
television,
advertising
and
design
markets,
and
developed
a
system
for
licensing
and
implementing
a
wall
art
collection
for
corporate
sales.
She
later
restructured
the
business
operations
of
the
photo
department
for
TV
Guide,
streamlining
throughput
and
exploring
markets
for
new
products.
Her
experience
as
an
educator
completes
her
unique
profile
in
developing
new
educational
products
and
programs:
Ms.
Lomangino
has
a
degree
in
Speech
and
Dramatic
Education
from
the
University
of
Maryland
and
has
taught
elementary
and
high
school
children
in
the
theater
arts,
as
well
as
adults
in
the
advanced
on-camera
commercial
division
of
the
Weist-Barron
School.
As
a
professional
actress,
she
has
appeared
on
broadcast
television,
in
feature
films
and
on
stage.
She
is
a
member
of
the
Screen
Actors
Guild
–
American
Federation
of
Television
and
Radio
Artists
(SAG-AFTRA)
and
Actors
Equity
Association
(AEA).
Production
Writing
Design
Directing
Production
Writing
Design
Directing
Services
Writing
—
scripts,
speeches
Project
Management
Interactive
Design
Instructional
Design
Producing
Directing
Executive
Performance
Coaching
Applications
Training
Educational
Support
Sales
Aids
Trade
Shows
Corporate
Communications
Electronic
Press
Kits
Broadcast
Roll-Ins
Public
Relations
Executive
Forums
Documentaries
Video
Magazines
Subject
Areas
Telecommunications
Computer
Software
Microelectronics
Performing
Arts
Ethics
&
Compliance
Employee
Benefits
Pharmaceutical
Sales
Continuing
Medical
Education
Formats
Slide
presentations
Tablets
Kiosks
DVDs
with
setup
Video
(all
formats)
Print
Materials
Audio
(all
formats)
Production
Writing
Design
Directing
Writing
Business,
technology,
financial,
insurance,
pharmaceutical
/
medical
—
available
on
request
Programs
Trade
shows,
training,
games
–
available
for
personal
demonstration;
samples
online
available
at
right
iJet
Attract
loop
for
interactive
trade
show
program
Campesinos
Documentary
for
corporate
sponsor
Green
Manufacturing
Broadcast
roll-in
segment
iJet
This
is
the
attract
loop
for
an
interactive
program
used
at
a
trade
show
to
permit
visitors
to
explore
iJET
in
their
own
ways.
The
program
includes
a
facilities
tour,
"Travel
IQ"
quiz,
narrated
slide
presentation,
and
video
interviews
addressing
common
questions.
Commissioned
directly
by
iJET
Travel
Intelligence
for
use
at
NBTA
events.
Production
notes:
Entire
production,
from
concept
to
deployment,
completed
within
10
weeks;
video
recording
for
over
15
separate
interactive
events
completed
in
1
day.
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to
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and
video
Campesinos
Hurricane
Andrew
was
to
Florida
in
the
1990s
what
Katrina
was
to
New
Orleans
in
2005.
One
of
the
most
moving
stories
covered
in
this
documentary
about
public
and
private
relief
efforts
involved
migrant
workers.
Created
directly
for
AT&T.
Production
notes:
More
than
50
interviews
on
4
separate
shoots
in
2
months
resulted
in
this
collection
of
stories,
which
serve
as
a
partial
record
of
the
experience.
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to
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text
and
video
Green
Manufacturing
Sponsored
by
Lucent
Technologies,
this
excerpt
was
originally
produced
as
a
longer
roll-in
segment
for
PBS'
Nova
series.
It
was
later
re-released
for
use
in
schools,
and
again
as
part
of
a
video
news
release
(tracks
separated,
accompanied
by
clips
selected
from
interviews
with
EPA
officials
and
research
scientists).
Production
notes:
Interviews
were
recorded
in
Washington,
DC
in
one
day;
all
non-library
B-roll
was
recorded
in
one
day.
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to
close
text
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