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KingSize Big & Tall Screen Print T-Shirt Nature (WOLF,Big - 2XL)
$16.99
Screen Print T-Shirts. Short-sleeved cotton crewnecks. Machine wash. Imported. Nature.Big:length - about 33"Tall:length - about 35"

70 In Diagonal Manual Pull Up Screen White 16:9 for Use /big Prdt
$279.00
InFocus' new screen lineup is as agile as you are and eager to hit the road running. Not only are they incredibly lightweight but also they're polished, compact and extremely durable. You can set up a personal movie theater in the comfort of your own home, or take an office presentation anywhere, with only 30 seconds of setup time! InFocus' new line of pull-up screens are perfect for the newest show in town - yours.

Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!
$39.99
Usually when I purchase a game I extensively research reviews, so most purchases are either solid or I get what I expect. The first XBox Scene It was great, the second one was excellent, incorporating avatars and sporting a great sense of style and fun. So with Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen! I figured that they would just keep building on the past success, I did not even check reviews. Big mistake. The game is a disappointment on so many levels, it's hard to know where to begin. There is no support for Xbox avatars, it tells you to log in, but gives no indication that you have. Then it presents a warning to log-in or questions will not be saved. Still, you have no idea if you are logged in because your account avatar never shows up.

The game takes place on one basic bland screen. There is an on-screen host and when his lips actually do sync with his dialog he's pretty skippable. Questions are good with clips from current features, but the whole presentation looks like a bad Wii game. The last game you and your fellow avatars went zooming around on a couch with beautifully rendered animation sequences. This one you get a very brief cut scene that looks like entry level 3D renderings.

I could go on, but why bother? If you are even remotely interested in this game, stop yourself, and get the last one, Scene It? Box Office Smash (best in the series) or even the first one.

Scene It? on the consoles has dropped to a surprising new low in which it may not recover.

Mediabistro.com Presents Small Screen, Big Picture: A Writer's Guide to the TV Business
$15.95
I work in the back office of an entertainment company. Lots of books will tell you they have the secrets for how to get a job, how to make a pitch, etc. Many of them are full of crap. If you have an idea you would like to put onscreen, or if you would like to get to work in TV, this book isn't a complete roadmap. But no book is a complete roadmap.

What this book does is much more important: it tells you how the industry already works so you can figure out how to put your idea in language people in the industry can understand. If you pitch a police drama to Cartoon Network they will laugh you out of the room. If you make it animated, that probably won't help. But if you get to the Adult Swim programmers, you have a chance. If you can explain why your idea fits with the rest of their schedule in that daypart, you get closer. This book will tell you why that is the case, and how to make your case.