Hi John,

It came up just fine for me.

Lorrie

--- In tfsignc@yahoogroups.com, "John Demers" <JohnMDemers@...>
wrote:
>
> Is anyone able to actually bring the web site up??
>
> On 1/11/08, Triangle Filmmakers SIG <jim@...> wrote:
> >
> >   Interesting event coming up in Raleigh. Does anyone know more
about
> > the organizers? We can discuss at the Jan 24th meeting at SCA.
> >
> > http://www.shadowdogproductions.com/NCIndiCon08.html
> >
> > NC IndieCon '08
> > Sat, January 26th, 9am-9pm
> > Residence Inn
> > 2200 Summit Park Lane • Raleigh, NC 27612
> >
> > cheers,
> >
> > Jim
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> John M. Demers
> Producer
> Studio in the Woods, Inc.
> @Insight Studio 54 at South Point
> (919) 544-5700 X 216 Studio
> (919) 291-7225 Mobile
> JMDemers   SKYPE ID
>

Interesting event coming up in Raleigh.  Does anyone know more about
the organizers?  We can discuss at the Jan 24th meeting at SCA.

http://www.shadowdogproductions.com/NCIndiCon08.html


NC IndieCon '08
Sat, January 26th, 9am-9pm
Residence Inn
2200 Summit Park Lane • Raleigh, NC 27612

cheers,

Jim

Cheryl,  you simply go the tfsignc yahoo group site, (you have to be
logged in to yahoo to be recognized as a member) click on LINKS on the
left and you will see all the links.  At the top right is a small link
that says "Add Link."  Click on that and fill in the info.  You should
be all set.

Jim

Cheryl,  you simply go the tfsignc yahoo group site, (you have to be
logged in to yahoo to be recognized as a member) click on LINKS on the
left and you will see all the links.  At the top right is a small link
that says "Add Link."  Click on that and fill in the info.  You should
be all set.

Jim

 
 

How do I add my website?

--- Triangle Filmmakers SIG <jim@... <mailto:jim%40turnipvideo.com> >
wrote:

> Looks like this page:
>
> http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/tfsignc/links
>
> May become pretty useful.  It now has links to 9
> filmmakers and film
> organizations locally.  Be sure to add your web site
> to the page.
>
> cheers,
>
> Jim McQuaid
>
> head cheerleader
>
>
>
> --- In tfsignc@yahoogroups.com <mailto:tfsignc%40yahoogroups.com> , "Triangle Filmmakers
> SIG" <jim@...> wrote:
> >
> > Members have the ability to add Links to the Links
> page of the TFSIG
> > NC pages.   I have modeled the behavior by adding
> two links for two of
> > my film web sites.
> >
> > Please use something similar to my example,
> meaning, use your name so
> > that other members will know whose web site they
> are going to.
> >
> > I'm not looking to load this page up with "useful"
> web sites, ONLY web
> > sites that belong to members so that we can learn
> a bit more about
> > each other here in the triangle.
> >
> > cheers,
> >
> >
> > Jim McQuaid
> >
> >
> > chief cat-herder / TFSIGNC
> >
>
>
>

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How do I add my website?

--- Triangle Filmmakers SIG <jim@...>
wrote:

> Looks like this page:
>
> http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/tfsignc/links
>
> May become pretty useful.  It now has links to 9
> filmmakers and film
> organizations locally.  Be sure to add your web site
> to the page.
>
> cheers,
>
> Jim McQuaid
>
> head cheerleader
>
>
>
> --- In tfsignc@yahoogroups.com, "Triangle Filmmakers
> SIG" <jim@...> wrote:
> >
> > Members have the ability to add Links to the Links
> page of the TFSIG
> > NC pages.   I have modeled the behavior by adding
> two links for two of
> > my film web sites.
> >
> > Please use something similar to my example,
> meaning, use your name so
> > that other members will know whose web site they
> are going to.
> >
> > I'm not looking to load this page up with "useful"
> web sites, ONLY web
> > sites that belong to members so that we can learn
> a bit more about
> > each other here in the triangle.
> >
> > cheers,
> >
> >
> > Jim McQuaid
> >
> >
> > chief cat-herder / TFSIGNC
> >
>
>
>



      
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As hoped, we will be graciously hosted on Thursday, January 24th, at
the School of Communication Arts.

Location details: http://www.higherdigital.com/aboutlocation1.htm

Or, for those too lazy to click:
From Durham (Highway 70 East or 40 East):
· Take I-540 East to the Capital Boulevard Exit
· Go North on Capital and US 1 for approximately 5.2 miles
· Turn left at the stop light, across from the Chris Leith Dodge
dealership (dealership is on the right)
· This is New Falls of the Neuse Rd, proceed approximately 1 mile
· Turn left onto Wakefield Crossings Drive
· The School is on the left at 3000 Wakefield Crossing Drive (just
before Kerr Drugs & Cafe)

PROGRAM:

1) Hellos & signin
2) Film by a member with brief discussion
3) discussion & planning of future programs
3) mystery topic (Jim - community resource opportunity)

See you there I hope.

cheers,

Jim

Chief Cat Herder

Dear TFSIG folks,

I want to remind you that we will resume meeting in January with a
meeting on January 24th.  (The calendar on the Yahoo TFSIGNC site has
future meetings as well)

This meeting begins a shift towards more "programs" and less
"organizational" stuff although we have plenty of interesting
organizational issues plus meet & greet to do.

The LOCATION for this meeting is still up in the air.  It will either
be our "regular" location in Durham OR the School of Communication
Arts auditorium, north of Raleigh.  I wanted to get the meeting
firmly on everyone's calendar, regardless.  Look for another news
email with the final location.  We will convene as usual at 7:30PM.

January meeting plan:

1) we will show a short (under 20 min) film by a member who will be
present to chat about it.

2) I have an interesting "community building + PR" item to discuss
with the group but I'm not ready to broadcast the exact possibility
thru an email.  Your opinions, abilities and interest in film
community may get a great chance to exercise themselves.  (Note: this
is not a group hug exercise, but an opportunity to take on a project)

3) we will discuss future programs.  In addition to continuing to
show films by members with some discussion, we are talking about an
HD camera comparison workshop, we are open to screening any work in
progress seeking feedback at any time, and we have the idea of a
session about legal issues for filmmakers in the pipeline.

Be there!!

cheers,

Jim McQuaid

Jerome Courshon gave a very informative seminar in Raleigh a year
ago.  (sponsored by MCAI)

Happy New Year!

Jim McQ

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Jerome Courshon <courshon@...>
> Date: December 31, 2007 1:15:05 AM EST
> To: courshon@...
> Subject: podcast on Film Distribution
>
> Dear Friends & Fellow Filmmakers,
>
> Thought I'd share this with you, and for anyone you may want to
> pass this
> on to. It's an interview I did for the FreshDV filmsite this
> summer, that
> they've edited and just uploaded as a podcast. Runs 54 minutes and we
> cover a number of topics re: Film Distribution. (More of a primer for
> those who've not yet been through the process of distribution.)
> http://www.freshdv.com/2007/12/freshdv-film-school-
> distribution-101.html#more-1715
>
> Hope you're all well, Happy New Year, and best wishes for a great
> 2008!
> Jerome
>

hi phoenix,
four questions,
1 - budget, broken down by pre, field prod. and post.
2 - production timetable
3 - what are we shooting on?
4 - can you send me the script and storyboards?

i'll take a look and see if it's something my team may
want to pursue.

happy holidays,
nic beery

--- Jim McQuaid <jim@...> wrote:

>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> > From: "Phoenix Harmony" <pxharmony@...>
> > Date: December 22, 2007 11:51:03 AM EST
> > To: triadindie@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [triadindie] Filmmaker wanted
> > Reply-To: triadindie@yahoogroups.com
> >
> > WANTED: Creative filmmaker to produce/direct a
> feature film
> > involving reincarnation, self-discovery,
> flashbacks, dreams, family
> > dynamics, hints of terrorism and revelations.
> Ensemble cast
> > (including a 6-year-old boy), common locations,
> special lighting
> > effects make for a compelling film that will be a
> joy to produce
> > and watch.
> > Serious inquiries: 336-855-8018 or
> PxHarmony@...
> >
> > Phoenix Harmony, Greensboro
> >
>
>


Nic Beery
Producer, Editor
Beery Media, LLC
118 East Main Street
Suite 204
Carrboro, NC 27510

919.883.7472
npbeery@...
www.BEERYmedia.com


      
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Begin forwarded message:

> From: "Phoenix Harmony" <pxharmony@...>
> Date: December 22, 2007 11:51:03 AM EST
> To: triadindie@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [triadindie] Filmmaker wanted
> Reply-To: triadindie@yahoogroups.com
>
> WANTED: Creative filmmaker to produce/direct a feature film
> involving reincarnation, self-discovery, flashbacks, dreams, family
> dynamics, hints of terrorism and revelations. Ensemble cast
> (including a 6-year-old boy), common locations, special lighting
> effects make for a compelling film that will be a joy to produce
> and watch.
> Serious inquiries: 336-855-8018 or PxHarmony@...
>
> Phoenix Harmony, Greensboro
>

Sony is offering a no-money-down, 0% financing deal on a huge number of
items in its broadcast and pro video line:

http://bssc.sel.sony.com/BroadcastandBusiness/markets/10014/zero_financing.shtml

It says that "Financing is available for business and commercial
purposes only." I haven't looked at the fine print to see what kind of
paperwork is involved.

The PMW-EX1 XDCAM EX camcorder *is* included on the list of products
available under this program.


--
D Gary Grady
Durham NC USA
dgary@...

two corrections - website is
www.centurycentercinema.com and it's 4 bucks to get
in...oh, and nic beery is going to be there, so act
fast!

--- Todd Tinkham <toddtinkham@...> wrote:

> Hi Jim,
>
> Could you send/post the following announcment to the
> group?
>
> The Centruy Center Cinema in Carrboro continues its
> monthly screenings
> this coming Saturday December 8, 7-9 pm with an
> evening of
> award-winning short films from Chapel Hill
> filmmaker, Todd Tinkham.
> Come see great shorts like SADIE TURNS SEVEN which
> has screened at
> more than 50 film festivals worldwide including the
> 2007 Rhode Island
> International Film Festival, the 2006 Tirana
> International Film
> Festival in Albania, and the upcoming 2008 Short
> Film Festival of
> India. Also screening will be a selection of shorts
> from Cary
> filmmaker, Jeffrey Moore, and Carrboro filmmaker,
> Agit Anthony Pren -
> the creator of Squigglebooth. The Carrboro Centruy
> Center is right
> across the street from the Weaver Street Market in
> Carrboro. Admission
> is only $5. Popcorn and drinks are free!  Visit
> www.carrborocenturycinema.com for more info.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tpdd
>
>
> On 12/1/07, Triangle Filmmakers SIG
> <jim@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > The TFSIGNC yahoo group now has a Members contact
> info database. Best thing
> > about this is
> >  that it is PRIVATE. Only members of the group can
> view this. Chris
> > Smith-Naill set this up
> >  (enterprising! nice work!) and I added my info.
> >
> >  This solves the problem some folks have of having
> a Yahoo ID that is more
> > or less
> >  anonymous and not wanting to put any personal
> info, not even name in some
> > cases, into the
> >  Yahoo public domain. So, you can use your
> anonymous Yahoo email and domain
> > to get
> >  messages like this, but by putting your basic
> contact info into the members
> > database, other
> >  members - but not the surfing public - can decode
> whose email that is, how
> > to give you a
> >  call, etc.
> >
> >  I'd encourage folks to populate this with
> whatever contact info you want to
> > share, at least real
> >  name and email and hopefully a cell number.
> >
> >  cheers,
> >
> >  Jim McQuaid
> >
> >
>


Nic Beery
Producer, Editor
Beery Media, LLC
118 East Main Street
Suite 204
Carrboro, NC 27510

919.883.7472
npbeery@...
www.BEERYmedia.com


      
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Hi Jim,

Could you send/post the following announcment to the group?

The Centruy Center Cinema in Carrboro continues its monthly screenings
this coming Saturday December 8, 7-9 pm with an evening of
award-winning short films from Chapel Hill filmmaker, Todd Tinkham.
Come see great shorts like SADIE TURNS SEVEN which has screened at
more than 50 film festivals worldwide including the 2007 Rhode Island
International Film Festival, the 2006 Tirana International Film
Festival in Albania, and the upcoming 2008 Short Film Festival of
India. Also screening will be a selection of shorts from Cary
filmmaker, Jeffrey Moore, and Carrboro filmmaker, Agit Anthony Pren -
the creator of Squigglebooth. The Carrboro Centruy Center is right
across the street from the Weaver Street Market in Carrboro. Admission
is only $5. Popcorn and drinks are free!  Visit
www.carrborocenturycinema.com for more info.

Thanks,

Tpdd


On 12/1/07, Triangle Filmmakers SIG <jim@...> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> The TFSIGNC yahoo group now has a Members contact info database. Best thing
> about this is
>  that it is PRIVATE. Only members of the group can view this. Chris
> Smith-Naill set this up
>  (enterprising! nice work!) and I added my info.
>
>  This solves the problem some folks have of having a Yahoo ID that is more
> or less
>  anonymous and not wanting to put any personal info, not even name in some
> cases, into the
>  Yahoo public domain. So, you can use your anonymous Yahoo email and domain
> to get
>  messages like this, but by putting your basic contact info into the members
> database, other
>  members - but not the surfing public - can decode whose email that is, how
> to give you a
>  call, etc.
>
>  I'd encourage folks to populate this with whatever contact info you want to
> share, at least real
>  name and email and hopefully a cell number.
>
>  cheers,
>
>  Jim McQuaid
>
>

The TFSIGNC yahoo group now has a Members contact info database.  Best thing
about this is
that it is PRIVATE.  Only members of the group can view this.  Chris Smith-Naill
set this up
(enterprising! nice work!) and I added my info.

This solves the problem some folks have of having a Yahoo ID that is more or
less
anonymous and not wanting to put any personal info, not even name in some cases,
into the
Yahoo public domain.  So, you can use your anonymous Yahoo email and domain to
get
messages like this, but by putting your basic contact info into the members
database, other
members - but not the surfing public - can decode whose email that is, how to
give you a
call, etc.

I'd encourage folks to populate this with whatever contact info you want to
share, at least real
name and email and hopefully a cell number.

cheers,

Jim McQuaid

Looks like this page:

http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/tfsignc/links

May become pretty useful.  It now has links to 9 filmmakers and film
organizations locally.  Be sure to add your web site to the page.

cheers,

Jim McQuaid

head cheerleader



--- In tfsignc@yahoogroups.com, "Triangle Filmmakers SIG" <jim@...> wrote:
>
> Members have the ability to add Links to the Links page of the TFSIG
> NC pages.   I have modeled the behavior by adding two links for two of
> my film web sites.
>
> Please use something similar to my example, meaning, use your name so
> that other members will know whose web site they are going to.
>
> I'm not looking to load this page up with "useful" web sites, ONLY web
> sites that belong to members so that we can learn a bit more about
> each other here in the triangle.
>
> cheers,
>
>
> Jim McQuaid
>
>
> chief cat-herder / TFSIGNC
>

Members have the ability to add Links to the Links page of the TFSIG
NC pages.   I have modeled the behavior by adding two links for two of
my film web sites.

Please use something similar to my example, meaning, use your name so
that other members will know whose web site they are going to.

I'm not looking to load this page up with "useful" web sites, ONLY web
sites that belong to members so that we can learn a bit more about
each other here in the triangle.

cheers,


Jim McQuaid


chief cat-herder / TFSIGNC

Thanks for the help on this. I wasn't sure I was headed in the right
direction. Now that I have modified the course a bit and will see
where this ends up.

Thanks,

Bill

Bill Cole
Raleigh NC
Mobile: (919) 272-5817
whcole@...

Jim is correct, it's a matter of getting permission from the copyright owner,
who is probably the original author but sometimes a publisher, depending on
what rights the author licensed on publication.

If the story was published prior to 1923, it is probably in the public
domain, that is, no longer covered by copyright. (See

http://www.copylaw.com/new_articles/PublicDomain.html

for details, including cautions.) This means that a huge amount of classice
literature is free to use, with only common courtesy requiring acknowledgment
of the source.

D Gary Grady
Durham NC
dgary@...

It's pretty much the same as optioning / getting rights to any story.  Find the
copyright owner and make an arrangement with them.

My question is finding good short stories.  The number of places publishing
short stories has been declining for a long time.

JIm

-----Original Message-----
>From: Bill Cole <whcole@...>
>Sent: Nov 23, 2007 11:04 AM
>To: tfsignc@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [tfsignc] Scripts based on ideas from Short Stories
>
>Anyone have any experience with script ideas that come from short
>stories? How would you go about getting permissions? I have seen many
>films that show attributes to a short story and acknowledge the author
>and the title of the story.
>
>Bill Cole
>
>Bill Cole
>Raleigh, NC
>Mobile: (919) 272-5817
>whcole@...
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Anyone have any experience with script ideas that come from short
stories? How would you go about getting permissions? I have seen many
films that show attributes to a short story and acknowledge the author
and the title of the story.

Bill Cole

Bill Cole
Raleigh, NC
Mobile: (919) 272-5817
whcole@...

I can't recall whether this has been mentioned here yet, but if not,
there will be a free (no entry fee, no admission charge) film festival
in Greensboro December 20, at the Open Space Cafe Theatre, 4609 Market
Street ( http://www.osctheatre.com ) starting 7:30 pm.

This is something like the 48-hour film festival in that films have to
fit into one of these categories:

STARRING THE FRUITCAKE. The main character of your
film must be a fruitcake.

BAD SANTA. The film must feature Santa in a non-traditional
Santa role, preferably a Santa in trouble.

HOLIDAY SWEETS. Make the sappiest, gushiest, tearjerker
sticky-sweetest holiday movie ever.

HUMANS MUST DIE (Happy Holidays). Your film must
feature NO human beings AND must be about the holidays
(think reindeer, elves, toys, iPhones as ornaments, etc.).

MISSLETOE. That is the correct spelling. Your film must show
how we can create peace on Earth with mistletoe.

Flier:
http://www.triadindie.org/files/fruitcake2007flyer.pdf

More information:
http://triadindie.org
http://www.yesweekly.com/main.asp?Search=1&ArticleID=3066&SectionID=5&SubSection\
ID=&S=1

(Apologies for my inundation of emails today. I'll try to be quiet until
after Thanksgiving...)


--
D Gary Grady
Durham NC USA
dgary@...

NOTE: if you are on the TFSIGNC Yahoo Group, you probably will
receive two copies of this email.  If you got ONE copy, you will want
to get on the list for future communications.

-----------------------------------------

The third "organizational" meeting of the Triangle Filmmakers special
interest group was held in Durham last Thursday, November 15th.

The meeting was attended by about 20 Triangle Filmmakers and film-
oriented folks.  The primary subject of the meeting was to brainstorm
around possible programs for future meetings, in keeping with the
idea of shifting from "organizing" to "doing."

Everyone is urged to join the Yahoo group so that we have a single
mailing list vehicle.  Prior to sending out these notes, I sent one
more "invite" to everyone on the list for any of the meetings who was
not yet on the Yahoo group.  Note: some folks have joined with a
different email than the one I have recorded and without any info in
their yahoo profile, effectively rendering them "anonymous."  Since
this is a face to face group, please populate your Yahoo profile with
your name, or enough of your name so that folks from this meeting can
recognize who you are.

Josh Johnson (the raleigh guy) is now an additional moderator of the
Yahoo Group.  We will explore some other websites and web
possibilities, but let's get everyone on the Yahoo group first.
Meeting reminders will automatically go to everyone on the Yahoo group.

In addition, we want to continue to reach out and widen the circle of
filmmakers.  Please make any of your film acquaintances aware of the
group and if you send me their email, I will send them an "invite."

Some of the ideas thrown out for possible future programs in Jan /
Feb / March:

- if a member has a short at rough cut, we could show it and devote
the meeting to feedback and discussion

- more simply, just show some short films from members and have a
discussion (max 30 minutes?)

- camera comparison.  Aravind semi-volunteered to organize this,
although it may be more of a Saturday workshop event than an evening
event, to do justice to the subject.  Idea would be to bring actual
samples of current HDV / HD cameras and host a discussion by actual
users.

- legal issues for filmmakers.  JD volunteered his lawyer, David
Crump (I think it was?) for an evening session on legal issues
filmmakers have to deal with.

- session on how to run a film festival was suggested.  Since Jim is
involved with Carrboro Film Festival and Todd is running the "All
American Film Festival" -- in March,  now accepting submissions --
this might be an interesting discussion / evening.  We would recruit
Nic Beery, who is the real organizer of the Carrboro Film Festival.
(which, btw, had a great day of films last Sunday - you should have
been there!)

- Other technical workshop discussions: audio was one, lighting is
another.

- Possibly a "table read" of a short script by actors (free pizza?)
followed by a discussion and feedback.

- bring your favorite scene as a clip and we will discuss why you
like it and how it strikes others.

We also discussed the possibility of shifting meetings (once or more
times or forever?) to the School of Communication Arts (north of
Raleigh) which has a wonderful projection / theater space.  Maybe for
January.

January meeting is planned for Thursday January 24th (which is the
FOURTH thursday but only for January).  More info about WHERE and
WHAT will be coming over Christmas.

cheers,

Jim McQuaid / TFSIG guy

www.afterthepeak.com

Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:04:23 -0500 (EST)
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November 19, 2007
Dear Friend:
 
Every time I direct a new film, I am struck anew at the power of cooperation.  Working with a team - who helps me secure locations, gather wardrobe, compose music, edit shots, and more - I always accomplish far more than I ever could on my own.
 
Now I am inviting you to join our team, and to support the crucial work of the DC Film Alliance (DCFA), a new non-profit that I was happy to help form last year.  The DCFA's primary purpose is to support, elevate, and promote the region's media arts scene.  In addition to workshops and networking opportunities, we help media artists realize their creative goals by strengthening the collaboration between the organizations that serve them.  This includes film festivals, screening venues, and member organizations that support media professionals.  The DC Film Alliance provides opportunity for these service organizations to better communicate with one another, share resources, and feel the power of teamwork!
 
Your support will help us to: facilitate our popular quarterly meetings among over 40 community partners; provide a comprehensive electronic Central Calendar of all the region's film and video events; run the monthly DC Film Salon for independent filmmakers; continue our educational outreach efforts to groups such as DCTV's Film Camp; support programs such as the annual DC Shorts Film Festival; and compile a new Economic Impact Statement, proving for area leaders the profound impact our industry has on the region's monetary health and vibrancy.
 
Please give generously! Your gift is completely tax deductible. We can't do it without you.  All donors will be acknowledged on our web site.

Donations can be made online by cicking here, or visiting our web site at www.dcfilm.org
 
Thank you so much!
 
Sincerely,

Jon Gann
Founder, DC Film Alliance
 

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DC Film Alliance Board of Directors, 2007
Jon Gann, President
Tiffany Irving de Lisio, Esq., Vice-President
Julianne Brienza, Secretary/Treasurer
Claire Carlin
Mia Faith Cohen
Andrea Sherrel Ellis
Christian Oh
Kim Roberts
Jackie Steven

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Third and final organizational meeting (well, maybe we need to get
more organized) Thursday, Nov 15th at 7:30PM (not 7PM) at Insight
Studio 54 in Durham on Hwy 54.

I want to discuss possible program-ish topics for future
meetings.  One thing I am interested in is having a meeting where a
member who is in rough stage with a film (maybe up to about 20
minutes or so) shows the film and we have an extended discussion with
the filmmaker.  Especially useful if someone in the group has a rough
cut but is stymied on various possible edits to finalize.

Just one idea; let's hear yours.

cheers,

Jim McQuaid

TFSIGNC Wrangler