Thomas Arnold
Auditioning
- Joined
- Oct 11, 2001
- Messages
- 12
Hello, everyone. My name is Thomas K. Arnold and I am working on a story for USA Today on fourth-quarter DVD. I'd like to put a consumer angle on it, so if you can help me out, I'd appreciate it. I'd like to know how avid a fan of DVD you are, why you like it, what got you into it, and which DVDs you are going to buy that are coming out in the fourth quarter (Mummy Returns, Snow White, Godfather, Phantom Menace, Shrek, etc.). Please email me your response by the end of today, Saturday, October 13. What I'm looking for is some information like this:
"Thomas K. Arnold, 43, has been an avid DVD fan since March 1997, when the format was launched. He bought one of the first Toshiba players to come on the market and has since amassed a collection of nearly 1,000 DVDs. He's picking up copies of all the big titles coming out in the fourth quarter, and has already brought home The Mummy Returns and Snow White. 'Snow White is absolutely stunning, because they completely cleaned up the visuals,' he said. 'And I'm going to buy the Godfather tomorrow because I can't wait to hear Francis Ford Coppola talk about the making of the film; plus, I want a permanent copy of all three movies." Arnold says he has a copy on VHS, 'but that won't last forever. Besides, videocassettes are starting to look like eight-tracks.'"
That's the kind of stuff I'm looking for. And I've been told there's no better place to find consumers who like DVD than here at the Home Theater Forum.
Please email me at [email protected].
Thanks.
"Thomas K. Arnold, 43, has been an avid DVD fan since March 1997, when the format was launched. He bought one of the first Toshiba players to come on the market and has since amassed a collection of nearly 1,000 DVDs. He's picking up copies of all the big titles coming out in the fourth quarter, and has already brought home The Mummy Returns and Snow White. 'Snow White is absolutely stunning, because they completely cleaned up the visuals,' he said. 'And I'm going to buy the Godfather tomorrow because I can't wait to hear Francis Ford Coppola talk about the making of the film; plus, I want a permanent copy of all three movies." Arnold says he has a copy on VHS, 'but that won't last forever. Besides, videocassettes are starting to look like eight-tracks.'"
That's the kind of stuff I'm looking for. And I've been told there's no better place to find consumers who like DVD than here at the Home Theater Forum.
Please email me at [email protected].
Thanks.