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If the set were being released directly by BMG, there might be some motivation for BMG to release select hi res images for that purpose. As it is not, I don't think BMG will really consider it. With the lunchbox, the design had to be approved by Buena Vista (which resulted in a 45 day delay in...

I have the hi res images from BMG, having designed the lunchbox packaging for the limited edition set. I think it would be neat to let "the fans" design their own covers. There is only the rights issue.

Jason is on his honeymoon at the moment. If you filled out a report at his Drygrass site then it'll be taken care of I'm sure.

Jason and I talked about this when I was in NY a few weeks ago for a job interview and he bought me lunch. (What a mentsh!) I still can't believe that BMG somehow managed to purchase the rights to all of it but episode seven. Unbelievable.

There is no need to imagine new reasons for the delay when the old ones are still valid, I think. Due to clearance issues with the music and, from what I hear, the hassle of getting BMG to start the production process, production did not start until relatively recently. And that is to say...

I'd be happy to have BMG send me the rest of the images and to possibly revise the lunchbox design based on them. That will delay the release of the set, at this point, though, and so is not my decision. The image in the current front is a promotional photograph that was used in magazine...

An "outake"? The packaging is certainly more important than the image gallery, but is that any reason to not hope for the best for the image gallery? I fail to see the relevance of this comment.

Regarding the suggestions for alternate images for the lunchbox faces: I would very gladly have used the pic of the whole cast together on one side and put Claire alone on the other. Unfortunately, BMG only allowed Jason to borrow 29 images (of the 150 or so they have). While he quickly...

Much like the image gallery on MSCL.com? ^_^ I'd like that, provided the number and distribution of the shots lent themselves to such a categorization.

BMG has a significant library of MSCL images, most of which have never been seen by the fans (and which we're trying to get for an image gallery on the sixth disc). Unfortunately, BMG would only let Jason borrow 29 of those images. Though he grabbed an excellent cross-sampling, there were not...

Some people have seen the lunchbox design. Most of those some people should not have. It is on the web in a form and was discovered by someone trolling through the server. I can't tell you where, though; sorry. Not until the art used is cleared.

I would love to see "Northern Exposure" given this same treatement in a DVD set. And I'd love to be involved in brining "Beauty and the Beast" to DVD, not only because I missed some episodes the first time around but also so that I could rub it in the nose of my 9th grade English teacher who...

The lucky one was me. Interviewing Winnie, Marshall, and Ed was an experience and a half! I can't speak highly enough about the three of them of giving their time to this project. I also got to hang out with Ross, the gentleman who, unlike every other company that MSCL.com approached, saw...