Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:21 pm
I'm only a n00b, but here is my $0.02 before the post is locked or deleted.
Post what you have uncovered, but don't present it as "fact" or the "final word" which I know was your goal in researching this, to get to the truth.
You've been told certain things by certain people, some of which may contradict each other.
I think the TOD jacket is a classic case in point -- I've seen the Bermans and Nathans labelled "Raiders II"/TOD jacket, I am not sure where it was made or if it was screen used, but I know I've seen it.
While I also believe the people with screen credit deserve a lot of respect, as you know in business there are people that take care of the details. Noel Howard for example may have been seen as the bookkeeper, but there is no doubt if you meet him and talk to him that he has a lot of experience with costumes for film and TV productions.
All of what you have uncovered is part of the overall picture. I think if you present what you have uncovered, it is best to let people draw their own conclusions, which back to the TOD example may be "we'll never know".
Post what you have uncovered, but don't present it as "fact" or the "final word" which I know was your goal in researching this, to get to the truth.
You've been told certain things by certain people, some of which may contradict each other.
I think the TOD jacket is a classic case in point -- I've seen the Bermans and Nathans labelled "Raiders II"/TOD jacket, I am not sure where it was made or if it was screen used, but I know I've seen it.
While I also believe the people with screen credit deserve a lot of respect, as you know in business there are people that take care of the details. Noel Howard for example may have been seen as the bookkeeper, but there is no doubt if you meet him and talk to him that he has a lot of experience with costumes for film and TV productions.
All of what you have uncovered is part of the overall picture. I think if you present what you have uncovered, it is best to let people draw their own conclusions, which back to the TOD example may be "we'll never know".