IZI Wrote:damm it! We should all storm the company with letters this week congratulating the awards and asking for a second season.

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Pardon my tired list of thoughts.

In my perspective, I see the time terms as short being about three to six months, mid-term being one or two years, and long-term being anything thereafter.

Regarding letters (and later our overall efforts), my thoughts are these:

--We do not know the magnitude and manner of Disney's mail-reception branch. Would mass-sending of letters (that being, the lot of us who are aware of this collective effort) be noticed if they had a set topic for each 'Wave?'

--Would a general topic list for such Waves of letters make a helpful guide? After all, sending letters time and again would need some track of progression.

--Alternatively, would sending the same form-letter or copied type hold the same sense of meaning for each of us, or overall impact to Disney? (This may be far more important in the long-term.)

--What of creative materials for letters? Additionally, would formal or personalized letters be more agreeable and sustainable?

Regarding our presence (or whomever may choose to join in this effort for Tron: Uprising), I had a few vague ideas:

-- Would a manifesto (for use online, both for our purpose, and also as a type of rallying drive) be interesting and practical?

-- Would group activities or fundraisers or awareness-activities be welcome?

-- Would group presentations or charitable activity be useful?

-- Would later group-funded, more daring sorts of activity be possible? If so, what?*

-- As a statement of our unification, would developing group name(s) serve as something enjoyable for respective divisions? Could this also apply to statements of identity in letters sent to Disney?

-- Would creating some form of inspirational or instructive artwork also go well with such group-activities, and also for use in other sites where random contributors may join in at their whim? (Eg: /co, Facebook, or other such places)

Mostly it's just the topic of letters I hoped to discuss. The latter material is there just as a base for later consideration or ideas.


*Personally, I joke to myself that it would be satisfying to see one of those old-fashioned stunts be executed where someone in a private plane dumps 50,000 leaflets of "Bring back Tron: Uprising! Tron lives!" on a Disney location. Or perhaps rent a billboard in some conspicuous location, with the same statement.... Of course, within legal limits of activity, if it's still possible. There is no intent to frighten people (an easy thing to do these days), or cause due grief in some way or form.

Just received a mental picture of a courtroom with a judge presiding...watching wide-eyed as workers from the U.S. Postal Service march in with bag load followed by bag load of letters addressed to Tron: via Disney as they are being dumped at his bench.

All of them saying "Tron lives."

And all of them recognized by the U.S. government via the Post Office as viable evidence that Tron indeed lives and Uprising deserves a second seaso---.

Wha---? Could happen.

*whistles*
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LucrataNexarii Wrote:
--We do not know the magnitude and manner of Disney's mail-reception branch. Would mass-sending of letters (that being, the lot of us who are aware of this collective effort) be noticed if they had a set topic for each 'Wave?'

i think it could work if enough people are involved.


--Would a general topic list for such Waves of letters make a helpful guide? After all, sending letters time and again would need some track of progression.

--Alternatively, would sending the same form-letter or copied type hold the same sense of meaning for each of us, or overall impact to Disney? (This may be far more important in the long-term.)

--What of creative materials for letters? Additionally, would formal or personalized letters be more agreeable and sustainable?


i think letters that have both aspects in them are needed.



-- As a statement of our unification, would developing group name(s) serve as something enjoyable for respective divisions? Could this also apply to statements of identity in letters sent to Disney?

-- Would creating some form of inspirational or instructive artwork also go well with such group-activities, and also for use in other sites where random contributors may join in at their whim? (Eg: /co, Facebook, or other such places)


these both ideas are good, again, if enough people do it. Inspirational artwork could make them see the impact the show has had on those who choose to draw something. I acutally had that in mind already.

LucrataNexarii Wrote:On that same note, is it possible for someone to set up a Frappr map (or equivalent) just to see how many active/willing fans would state where they are, and what could be done if they did wish to connect with one another?

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ShadowSpark Wrote: LucrataNexarii Wrote:On that same note, is it possible for someone to set up a Frappr map (or equivalent) just to see how many active/willing fans would state where they are, and what could be done if they did wish to connect with one another? I'd like that. It would be really nice to know if there are other Tron-fans in my area.

im up for this and the resistance club!

LucrataNexarii Wrote:Some ideas I was entertaining: A running tally of letters sent to Disney. Also, we could keep our own count of our contributions in our Signatures. I See I2I has taken to this already. Create a hand-held projector light, with custom 'Tron Lives' slide or projector transparency frame. I'd need a high-powered light, likely with a removable front mount for the transparency and additional lenses which might be needed. They'd have to snap on and off easily, both for carrying and concealment (no need to be too publicly noticeable). Also, a custom leather bag for additional batteries, supplies, and notes. Also, perhaps a blank area under the closing flap for notes of encouragement to the next group, a personal signature. .... In short, 'paint' a building or two (maybe with some pictures, or fun with fellow Programs), and pass on the Torch to other fans via the mail. Perhaps create a blog for the travels of the Torch of the Uprising. Once it has been passed around to a few willing hands, then perhaps send it to - who? One of the prominent voices of the Tron production team? It would make a great novelty or gift, I think. (I work with leather, so making a custom leather bag wouldn't be a problem; something nice, dark, and durable, with an unobtrusive Identity Disc stylized on the front. Slots for batteries, additional transparencies in case of damage.... Maybe throw in about six 'Mara's Rebels' kerchief masks, just for the sake of having each group take one as a memento?) Or, a differing idea, sidewalk chalk, and a stencil or two. Easily carried and concealed, no permanent graffiti damage. Safe, quick, and easy to set in public areas. It also has that playful aspect of design. Custom shirts for Tron groups. Fabric paint and some shirts of choice - bingo, instant sense of identity, personal expression, and fun. Smaller, individual lights set with with Tron 'T' transparencies. Easily concealed in a pocket, a handful of these could let a small group of Programs go out and have some fun 'painting' targets.

All these ideas are great, but not if you're the only Tron-fan in the area. To quote Beck: "Not sure if you've noticed, but I'm kind of on my own out there."

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I live in California...and I', the only person who likes Tron.
Yeah...not going to work for me here...

IZI Wrote: ShadowSpark Wrote:All these ideas are great, but not if you're the only Tron-fan in the area. To quote Beck: "Not sure if you've noticed, but I'm kind of on my own out there." Literally. As far as I've been able to find, I'm the only person in Sedona, AZ who's willing to pay more than lip-service to this stuff. And believe me, I've looked. It's really lonely being the only one. BUT! who says there arent other fans out there? If you wear a skirt, you might attract them.

What in the world does me wearing or not wearing a skirt have to do with anything??? I already wear my Tron-themed shirts almost everywhere.
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http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2013/037/6/8/handheld_projector_test_by_lucratanexarii-d5u04lb.jpg
So, here we go. It works, in principle.

The most Scrap-like of work. Lucrata is plotting something...

My camera barely picks up low-light images.

This is a small, swift project, meant to test a principle for making a handheld light projector unit. It's distance and size proved rather surprising. This image is projected from about 15 feet, and is about 6 feet wide. It's served to bring points of development and attention to focus for when developing a stronger, more refined object. I am also not aware of the amount of lumens which a basic handheld flashlight can generate, though a basic search sets most cheap 9-LED flashlights at around 15 lumens.

Unfortunately, creation of image slides no longer seems available. The opaque material used here is acrylic-backed posterboard set onto a square of clear postage tape, making the 'slide' about one inch wide. Small defects and paper fibers are easily visible, making the scale for refined work more clear through such testing. As you can see, the lens is a part of another object, and was simply held in place by hand.

Details: A test/mockup for a small, handheld light projector. If the unit were whole, it would measure about five inches long, by one inch wide.

Materials: 9-LED light, Posterboard paper, black acrylic paint, magnifying lens, and tape (not pictured).