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10.
When I finally define my show genre, and my
budget, what do I do next? Treatment
A
formal and systematic exposition in writing of the
principles of a subject; literally or artistic
handling, esp. with reference to style.
Click on the
following link to begin the process of show production, and
to eventually receive a copy of our
Production
Treatment. Thank You!
A Production Treatment is
the touchstone, the initiation of a meaningful
relationship between prospective clients and
Western Enterprises. By definition, touchstone
means an excellent quality or example used to
test the excellence or genuineness of others.
A treatment is a formal, serious, and informative
document that takes a client through the steps of
their particular production. A Production
Treatment is like a screenplay treatment in
that it moves through acts of definition,
presenting a planning blueprint for the client,
illustrating the stages of development, the plot
of the show, the main characters, the potential
obstacles, and the glorious resolution. The
Production Treatment provides the client
cogent and illustrative information so that an
intelligent choice or decision can be determined
regarding the selection of a pyrotechnic company.
Our hope is that the Production Treatment will
allow potential clients to test Western’s
excellence and genuineness regarding
the proposed or potential production.
Every Production Treatment that we prepare is
unique, and written specifically for the planned
special event. The Treatment reflects the
discussions, meetings, and planning that represent
both Western Enterprises and the Client.
The
Following Outline provides the formal and
systematic exposition of the governing tenets of a
typical Client Program:
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The Introduction:
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Introductory
Letter: A distinct, personal, and specific
letter from the Project Manager to the Client
illustrating the unique aspects of the production
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Mission Statement: A
definition of Western's four governing tenets:
Safety, Service, Success, Style.
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Spectrum of Services: An
outline of what we offer that is new and exciting
for the Client.
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Part
One: Production Elements and Tenets
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Beginnings: A
thesis statement specifically created for the
production.
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Definition of the
Production
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Explication of
Goods and Services to be provided for the
Production
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Part
Two: Artistic
Concept and Product Distribution
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Specialty Product
to be used in the event
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Explication of
types of product to be utilized: Aerial,
Close Proximity, Low-Level, etc.
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Complete
Description of Product and Presentation of
Proposed Product (Actual Number of Effects)
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Explication of
Costs, Show Format, Duration, Hallmark,
References, and Production Style, or Artistic
Rendering.
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Part
Three:
Staging and Site Requirements
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Definition of
Production Demands, Crowd Control, Firing Site,
Security, Logistical Determinations
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Definition of
mortar separation from spectator viewing areas,
vehicles and buildings.
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Broadcast
requirements (if applicable) and Cuing
Requirements (if applicable)
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The Conclusion:
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Concluding Letter:
A personal reflection from the Project Manager
regarding the artistic definition of the
Production, and a reiteration of the three words
that enumerate our commitment to the Client:
Integrity, Excellence, Distinction.
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Ancillary
Information: Video Clips, Testimonials, Plot
Plan, Operations Schedule, as needed or requested.
Click on the
following link to begin the process of show production, and
to eventually receive a copy of our
Production
Treatment. Thank You!
Treatment: A
formal and systematic exposition in writing of the
principles of a subject; literally or artistic
handling, esp. with reference to style.
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Some of our Affiliations:
State of Arkansas:
Pyrotechnic License
Member: International
Festivals and Events Association
State of Nevada:
Pyrotechnic License
Member: American
Pyrotechnic Association
Member: Texas Festivals
and Events Association
State of New Mexico:
Pyrotechnic License
NFPA: Certificate of
Appointment - H. Stephen Frantz
Member: Festivals and
Events Association - Oklahoma
Member: Colorado
Festivals and Events Association |
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