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Monday, February 18, 2008 - 6:23 PM - C. A. Passinault Official Blog Entry

Limping Along While Running

Well, I am still working hard on web sites and updates, so I will keep this brief.
I hurt my foot in the studio a week ago during an all night web site coding session when I tripped over a cable during a water break. I almost broke my toe, and a day later it turned purple. It looked bad but did not hurt that much, and looked normal again by Thursday.
Two nights ago, I was climbing stairs and I stepped down on my foot where my toe was. This time, it hurt- a lot. I limped around a little and had to pack an extra sock to brace it yesterday. Today, tomorrow, and until at least Thursday, I intend to stay off my feet as much as possible and let it heal. I rescheduled some of my shoots and appointments until later this week.
My feet get a lot of miles on them. I usually walk several miles a day, and when I do shoots, I always outwalk by clients while wearing heavy photography gear. I suppose that I need to take care of them. Effective this week, I will start to wear shoes in my home studios; I will buy a second pair of shoes and limit their use inside here. I am constantly bashing my toes in here, and this is the second time that I almost broke my toe. I am tired of the land of purple toes. Did I blog that I sliced my toe open in here a few weeks ago? That was easy to fix compared to this.
Ah, today I went to the store and bought a second PSP. It’s one of those new ones which is better in every way over the original, and comes with a 1 Gig stick. For those who are wondering, my original PSP, which I bought in early 2005 when it first came out, is still in perfect condition, despite a lot of use and lugging around (I keep it in cases). I’ve played my PSP a lot lately playing retro arcade compilations and Castlevania. I have over a hundred PSP games and UMD movies for the PSP. I have even more for the Nintendo DS and the Gameboy Advance. I own two original DS’s (one silver and one red), one black DS Lite, a GBA Lite, a original GBA, a Gamebot Micro, and an ancient Gameboy.
My new PSP is cool. It is lighter, smaller, doesn’t have a stuck pixel on the screen, has more RAM, has a more efficient battery, and can output to a TV. Very, very cool. With the extra RAM, I’m thinking that loading times will improve and sprite-heavy games like my Metal Slug series compilation will benefit.
I hooked both PSP’s to my laptop with my PSP USB kit and copied the game saves to the new one. Lot’s of cool things to do with that one- maybe I can find some PSP games saves for my Atari retro arcade compilation on the Internet.
Ah, ok. Other news. The web site coding is going well. I bought more domain names and may buy another in a day or two. I even bought a special domain name to be used to explore the shortcomings and the failures of entertainment in Tampa Bay.
All my professional contacts are now fully aware of the issues that I have had with a certain small indie film clique here in Tampa. I even have a loser on the other side of the world stalking me (I have at least 6 cyberstalkers, but that is another story). Well, most of their games stopped a week ago when I threatened to sue a man by the name of Nolan. Nolan has this pop culture web site, and he has been enabling the harassment and the slander of me by this clique, who are his close friends, while censoring the posts of legitimate professionals. I had enough of this nonsense, got a hold of my attorney, who came close to filing a lawsuit against him and his web site. He came to his senses and made some adjustments, and the lawsuit was stopped in the 11th hour because he complied with our demands. Good for him, but still bad for them.
I am a true professional. These people are not. They discriminate against people and slander anyone who they perceive to be competition. This time, they messed with the wrong person, and this little war that they started will go on for years to come.
Am I bitter and vindictive? Not really, although they truly did start it. After much soul searching, I have to admit that even if these people had accepted me and wanted to be friends, I would have probably blown them off. Why? Well, we do not have a lot in common. I find them slow, limited, and rather boring. None of them will do much or go anywhere, and they really are not up to my standards. Sure, some of them are competent with what they do, and good for them. It’s just that they are not particularly smart or talented, and they are not up to the standards of the professional talent who I surround myself with.
So, no hard feelings. The war, however, rages on. Why? Well, why not? These people and their follies are a vast source of material for creative projects. I will have fun, and make money, by making fun of them with all sorts of projects. There will be a large web site mocking Nolan and his friends. There will also be many parodies of them in indie films and other projects. Not only do they deserve what they get as they reap what they have sown, but this is good stuff and will make for some great entertainment. I will make money at their expense, and there is not a thing that these no-talents can do about it. Their insecurities and delusions will be the source of much laughter. I, for one, have been laughing at them for quite some time.
So, what is the site? You will find out- eventually. I won't even have to announce the domain name; people will find it on the search engines. Anyway, it will, like I have already stated, explore the shortcoming and the failures of entertainment and art in Tampa Bay. It is the anti-fanboy site that Tampa Bay has been needing. Crissy, the bitter cyber-coward, will hate me forever. Good.
Someone needs to say it and show people the light. It may as well as be me and my friends, the true professionals. This special site launches in March.
Well, I have to run. Here is what I will be working on this week on the Internet.

1. Aurora PhotoArts Tampa Bay photography and design.
Aurora PhotoArts web site recoded, remastered, and moved under a new domain name. Old directories remapped to lead in to the new directories. Internet ads recoded and remapped. Should be done sometime today.

2. Eos MediaArts advertising agency web site launched.
Should be done by tomorrow morning. The portfolio section will not be completed, or even started, as it will be a work in progress to be completed in a few weeks. The second Venus Class site will at least have it’s main sections done, especially since several sites have already liked to it.

3. Model Photography Site launched.
Important site. The latest Aurora PhotoArts model photography-centric web site will relaunch our popular Espy model testing program and serve as an additional photography web site. This will be either a new Grail Class web site or another Huey Class site. I am opting for a Grail. The Grail Class site is much like and enhanced Venus Class site, and is optimized for photography service marketing.

4. Another photography site launched.... perhaps.
This web site will be another Huey class web site, and since it is small it will only take a few hours to put together. I need at least ten pictures from my photographer partners to work with.
This will drive photography services business to my partner photographers, since this will address a market that I am not set up to do (Blade will address this market, but it is still a few months from launching, and my present portfolio cannot support the glamour modeling market). This will be the perfect foil for some crappy photographers who are trying to move into my market, and will come with some other nasty surprises as I work to put them out of business. They should have kept doing their low quality, low taste photography, and stayed away from my market. They made a mistake when they tried to counter one of my ads.
Pushy upsell tactics? We shall see about that. I am not misleading or pushing anyone into anything, and I am about to school some people in business as I give them competition that they cannot handle. My photographers are much better at what they are trying to do. They are true professionals.

5. Tampa Bay Talent sites updated and moved to new directories.
Tampa Bay Modeling, Tampa Bay Film, and Tampa Bay Acting all need to be updated, their old directories parked, and moved to new directories. Once moved, the old filed will have their links remapped to the new directories. Oh, and Tampa Bay Photographers needs to be up yesterday. There are some amateur photographers who are annoying me (one of them, who I met on a Tampa indie film set, brazenly steals my ads, rewrites them for his business, and then inadvertently neuters them because he is too stupid to know what to do with what he has stolen and how to properly use them) with their pathetic attempts to compete, and they hate me because I take business away from them. As it should be. Can I please have some legitimate competition? Can I please have worthy opponents who are at least marginally intelligent and talented? I find little to respect in this photography market, and am growing bored with playing with the primitives. Different markets often have the exact same scenarios, it seems. History also seems to repeat itself over and over again. I keep kicking ass and dominating, and that never gets old, although I wish it were more of a challenge. Oh, well... At least I am being shown who can be trusted and who cannot before I take any actual risks.

Well, that’s it for now. Gotta run and get it done. Nolan's Best Friend ... Foreeeavooooor!

Friday, February 8, 2008 - 7:19 PM - C. A. Passinault Official Blog Entry

Revolution Building

It has been a busy week. I have been working a lot, and spent a lot of time working on sales, marketing, and service contracts for my photography and design services company, Aurora PhotoArts.
Here are some highlights of what I've been up to.

1. The Second Tampa Modeling War Is Coming
This means that Tampa aspiring indie filmmakers will get a break for the next six months or so. The second modeling war has been brewing for the past year, and this time the target is not the unprofessional photographer. The target would modeling scams, specifically model consultation and model search scams.
I was in a store today, and a new model chased me down and asked me my rates for a modeling portfolio (I tend to talk to lots of people and leave lots of cards in my wake throughout my travels- my cards contain samples of my work, too. I like talking to people). I told her, of course, and we began to discuss her experience.
I was absolutely horrified to learn that she spent $2,000.00 on a model consultation scheme in the Tampa Bay area and only received a few snapshots for her trouble. I know of the model consultation company that she went to, and rolled my eyes at one of their print ads in the TBT just this morning. It would be one thing if these people just took portfolio pictures and charged models a fair rate (between $200.00 and $600.00 would be appropriate). The issue that I have with them, and all professionals in the modeling industry should have with them, is that they mislead people in order to convince them to pay insane rates for mediocre work. I have seen their "photography", and in my professional opinion it is unusable for any professional model to utilize to get work. All of the shots are done in a studio, and the quality is mediocre at best. There are no location shots and very little range in the looks.
Another issue which I have with these people is that many of them use free information on my modeling web sites to lure their marks in. I have proof that several have plagiarized my work and are trying to sell my information and career tactics to models. This has backfired in several instances, when the model knew the true source of their advice, called them on it, and simply walked out.
Unprofessionals stealing from me is nothing new. They cannot compete, and look for any advantage that they can steal. My attorney is aware of all of these characters, and regardless I feel better about all of this because these con-artist thieves are too stupid to know how to properly utilize what they steal. They only have parts of the overall puzzle and cannot comprehend the mechanics behind what they are stealing. The results are that any potential advantage is never realized, and they are ineffective.
Coupled with all of these radio advertisements for model searches (scam) which have polluted the airwaves lately, this means war.
I have combined some resources from my photography company and local top modeling resource site Tampa Bay Modeling (I am a co-owner, partner, designer, and the web master for this web site). There will be a new hybrid site specifically to help us to educate and to save the models and the local modeling industry.

The last modeling war consisted of educating models and lawsuits against scams. The new one will be about making money while models are being educated and helped.
The best way to fight these scams and to put them out of business is to compete against them with legitimate, professional services. Since most of my new tactics are not published and are offline, they will have a hard time adapting.
I am about to make a lot of money, and this is just icing on the cake because I will be helping models as we take market share away from the model consultation scams.
How will we do this? I am not saying, but the plans are advanced, and the individual components have been tested and they work. This will absolutely put a hurting on the scams because of experience, some great ideas, and a lot of professional planning.
The war will begin this month. I first need to order some supplies and put my book in order, however.

2. Two More Web Sites

I turned my sportscar into a mobile Internet console the other night. I worked on the Internet from the cockpit of my car, an optical mouse on the center console, keyboard over my lap, and the monitor projected onto my windshield. It worked great. I have been doing a lot of driving and using the Internet from my car lately, and have come up with some creative ways of doing things this way. At this point, working the Internet from my car is more comfortable and more effecient than working in the studio.
This particular session proved to be interesting, and I was really creative with the work. As the night progressed, I came up with some ideas which will shape my work for the next two years. I also came up with a truly revolutionary idea which will turn the Tampa indie film scene on it's head. This idea is not only low cost, but will be the beginning of what is to come.
By the end of the night, I bought two more domain names. One site was the hybrid site to be used in the next Tampa modeling war. The other one was for my new indie film concept.

3. My Return To The Screen

Ah, my indie film concept. I always thought that my return to DJ'ing as DJ Frontier would actually involved DJ'ing. It won't be that way. My return to being an underground, revolutionary DJ will have little to do with actual DJ'ing (at first), and will explore the character and the adventures of my alter ego. I have never seen being a DJ as a job, or even a simple career, but more as a lifestyle. This is what the series will be about.
I have cool life. I have a lot of interesting, cool, smart friends. Most of my friends are models, actors, talent, production professionals, attorneys, local celebrities, and businesspeople . I have lots of great adventures. I am interesting. I have more than enough material to work with as this project begins.
In the mid 1990's. I was often seen acting on television in many commercials. I return in front of the camera in a few short months in a format which will change the definition of what indie films are and what people expect. This will change a lot of things. Of course, I came up with the idea back in the early 1990's, but now the technology exists to do this inexpensively and effectively.
Ah, yes, and I will be DJ'ing later this year. I will also be planning, directing, producing, and creating many events. Expect some new audio programs to be produced as well, and if they are anywhere near as popular and as successfully as my underground programs were back around 1990-1997, this, too, will be a revolution.

Well, I have to run. I have to call some models back; i have some shoots to schedule and will be attending the fair with a group of my model/ actor / talent friends next week. Expect some great pictures and video from our adventure.
Have a great weekend, everyone!

Thursday, January 31, 2008 - 6:43 AM - C. A. Passinault Official Blog Entry

Spring Break

Well, I've been able to bring my Blog back online after taking it down for a few weeks. I have, however, disabled the links to the archive for now.
A lot is going on. I've been working on some very productive projects, and feel that I'm on the threshold of an entirely new era in business and personal life. I will be cutting through the last of some red tape with sales and marketing, and all my businesses will see a thousand fold increase this year.
The money will be utilized in some important areas.
For now, I will be focusing on my photography business. This summer, I will start to work my event planning business again full time (the stage division will come later, as I expect some legal issues to come up regarding state law, and these have to be addressed before I can unveil my stage productions). I have been working at my event planning business part-time in the past five years because I delegated to a DJ partner and support staff, as I've been very busy as a photographer. The DJ partner vanished, and now I have to be more hands-on with the company. There will be joint marketing and service packages between Aurora and Eventi in late summer.
At the moment, I am moving around all of my web sites. Some have already made the transition to a new server. My business sites are next. Independent Modeling will stay put, but the other Independent Sites will be moved around. My web site shuffle is necessary and long-overdue. Some of these web sites will not see many updates until late spring, with most updates being done to select web sites. I will take this time to learn flash and PHP Database applications, as well as spend lots of time with my photography business and supporting my talent clients. The following is what will happen with each site between now and the middle of the year. All web sites listed are maintained by my advertising agency, Eos MediaArts. Hell, I will designate the design classes, too.
Oh, and I am not listing all of them. There are some that are secret.

Web Site Classes

All classes utilize CSS templates for upgrade capability and are flash/ multimedia capable.

Index Class: Not really a class; more like a list. Usually classified as blogs, and can layout a lot like a Frontier Class. Most Index Class sites transition to Frontier Class sites once developed.

Raptor Class: Designed to fight talent scams and act as talent resource sites. Raptor Class sites have a title bar on the top, image thumbnails below that, and a navigation menu on the left margin. Ads take up the right margin and the bottom of the pages. The current model, which went online in December 2007, is the Raptor 3. The Raptor 3 leaves behind the DHTML tables (which look like frames) of the Raptor 1 and the Raptor 2 and add advertising. The Raptor 3 also increases the size of the image thumbnails and incorporates Venus Class features for photography services marketing. Raptor 3 sites can be upgraded with Flash and multimedia features. Designed to be the standard until at least 2010.

Diana Class: One of the oldest classes which are still around (The Aurora PhotoArts site had this format when it became operational, and changed to it's current Venus Class site in 2006). Utilizes DHTML tables for a content / frame layout without the search engine issues frames pose. Diana Class sites came into use in 2004 and were our main site design class in service until 2007. The navigation menu is on the left margin and the page title image stack is nested next to the navigation menu. Site content is in a DHTML scrolling window to the right, and banner ads can be added at the bottom. Diana Class sites will be made available as a general, inexpensive web site format for Eos MediaArts web design services clients, so expect to see them around for some time. Diana Class sites are named after an Orlando fashion model who taught me a lot about photography back in the day, making me the photographer who I am today.

Venus Class: Specifically designed as a photography / design services marketing web site for Aurora PhotoArts. A second Venus Class site will be launched for Tampa advertising agency Eos MediaArts. The site utilized DHTML tables for a frame-like layout, and is laid out a like a frame of film. Venus Class sites have a title bar on the top, a row of thumbnails (usually 16) below that, a site content section next, followed by another row of thumbnails and text/ banner content. The site content section in the middle consists of a image stack on the left margin and text/ section menu content on the right. The format is designed to server clients who don't want to read and only want to look at pictures, clients who want to read, and SEO efforts (the SEO is about to become enhanced).
Venus Class sites are the most advanced visual marketing sites in existence, and outperform flash based web sites in overall marketing performance. There is not a single photography web site in Florida which comes close. With the addition of flash technology later this year, the lead over the competition will increase. Venus Class sites have won many web design awards, and after two years is still one of my front-line site classes.

Castaway Class: A simple web site design with text-based navigation menus. The site layout consists of a title bar on the top, text navigation below that, an image file in the middle left margin, and content in the middle. Ads take up the right margin parralel to the content. Like most Eos sites, the text menus repeat on the bottom.

Frontier Class: One of the newest site classes, designed to augment the Athena Class sites. Frontier Class sites drop the DHTML scrolling layout tables for a general whole-page content layout. Frontier Class sites have a top row of support site navigation buttons, a title bar below that, and a graphic navigation bar next (usually 7 buttons). The content section has ads on the left margin and content parallel to the ads. Text menus, support content, and banners are below the content section. Frontier Class sites have lots of category-based "breadcrumb" links and are designed for large amounts of information in unlimited categories. Unlike the older Athena Class sites, there is no need for separate image, content, and print page templates. Although the layout is not as tight as an Athena Class site, the simpler layout does have a few advantages in certain situations. Frontier Society, Advanced Model, and the official DJ Frontier sites are slated for this design class, although the DJ site may be done as a Revo or different class once launched. I am planning on adding a site search engine to the Frontier Class web site in the next upgrade so it matches the Athena Class in search capabilities.

Revo Class: In development for 2008. Revo, which is short for "revolution", is an advanced web site design class designed for entertainment businesses. The Revo Class is being specifically designed for Passinault.Com, and will consist of flash, databasing, and multimedia components. Later this year, Passinault.Com will lose it's current Diana Class site and will be relaunched with the first Revo Class site. Advancements from Revo will be applied to Mosaic Class sites and will retroactively be applied to the older site classes in their next versions.

Huey Class: The Huey Class site design was completed back in 2006, but was put on ice until recently. The web site is a lot like hybrid of a Venus Class and Diana Class site, with a very compact layout. There is a graphic menu (usually 7 buttons) on the top, a title bar below that, and a large image on the left margin below that. To the right of the image is a top thumbnail bar (usually 10), with a scrolling DHTML content table below the thumbnails. The Huey Class site design was used to develop the new Raptor 3 format, with the thumbnail specs ported to the Raptor upgrade. Huey Class sites were named in honor of Orlando / Atlanta photographer Craig Huey.

Canova Class: Designed to be compatible with the Raptor Class sites, the first Canova Class site was brought online in October 2007 for the Tampa Film Showcase, a monthly film festival and networking event series scheduled to debut later this year. Canova Class sites have ads on the left margin. To the right of the ads are a title bar on the top, graphic menu buttons (usually 7) below the title bar, and a thumbnail strip below that (a port of the Huey Class standard of 12 to 13 thumbnails sized 50 X 50 pixels). Below the thumbnails is a content section, which does not utilize any DHTML tables and is laid out much like a Frontier Class site in that section. Below the content section are the usual text menu, support content, and banner content. Canova Class sites are named in honor of Tampa pop-culture fan Nolan Canova, and are optimized for event / visual services marketing and support. The Tampa Film Showcase Canova Class site will have some cool additions when the event series debuts, which are currently under wraps (hint: these features pioneered by the Tampa Bay Film Raptor Class site).
The Search Engine Optimization (SEO) technology of the Canova Class sites are the most advanced of all my design classes (at this time). I have been stunned by how well the Tampa Film Showcase site has done in the search engines in such a short amount of time. The other classes should catch up by summer.

Mosaic Class: In development. Mosaic Class sites are designed to be the next generation of visual marketing sites (photography and design), and will include flash, multimedia, databasing. and music components. The site design will utilize PHP for image shuffle capability and display flexibility. While it is too soon to tell if this new class will replace the Venus Class web sites, it is designed to address the same market, and advancements from this class will be retroactively applied to the next versions of the Venus and other site classes. Blade Photography, a division of Aurora PhotoArts, will be the first to have this high tech site.

Athena Class: Athena Class sites were designed for information resource sites. There are ads on the left margin. To the right of the ads, you have a title bar and site support navigation buttons, main menu graphic buttons below that, and a content section below that. The content section has a image file stack to the right of the ads, and a DHTML scrolling content table to the right of the image stack. There is a google search box below the image stack, and the usual text menu content support on the bottom. Athena Class web sites are compatible with the newer Frontier Class sites. The first Athena Sites became operational in 2005, and are just now being used, with the launch of two more.

Web Sites

Tampa Bay Film - Raptor Class : All directories will be switching from the Tampaserver domain name to it's main domain name in February 2008. Updates will be light until late spring, and updates to the old Tampaserver directories will cease. For current updates, go through the main domain name of TampaBayFilm.Com. Tampa Bay Film had an incredible year last year and was the fastest growing Tampa Bay Talent site. It currently enjoys record traffic.

Tampa Bay Modeling - Raptor Class: All directories will be switching from the Tampaserver domain name to it's main domain name in February 2008. Updates will be light until late spring, and updates to the old Tampaserver directories will cease. For current updates, go through the main domain name of TampaBayModeling.Com.

Tampa Bay Acting - Raptor Class: All directories will be switching from the Tampaserver domain name to it's main domain name in February 2008. Updates will be light until late spring, and updates to the old Tampaserver directories will cease. For current updates, go through the main domain name of TampaBayActing.Com. Tampa Bay Acting has sadly been lacking content, and has been barely operational for the last year. This will change, as the site is important and will be assisting Tampa Bay Film a lot this year.

Tampa Bay Photographers - Raptor Class: Will launch as a new Raptor site in summer 2008. Will be maintained fully under TampaBayPhotographers.Com, with no old Tampaserver files to phase out. Upon Launch, will be the most advanced Raptor Class web site, and may be an enhanced, cutting-edge Raptor 4.

Tampa Photography Society - Huey Class: Will be updating in late spring. This photography association is very important to Aurora PhotoArts (for reasons that I cannot go into here). Expect lots of updates and cool features on this site.

Independent Modeling - Athena Class: Independent Modeling is one of my oldest web sites, and we have some catching up to do. Since the other sites will be moving to new servers and directories, there will be a lot of spare time to update this site. Independent Modeling has barely been updated since the Athena Class site came online in 2005. Expect a lot of updates this year.

Independent Acting - Athena Class: Will be splitting from Independent Modeling, moving to new directories under it's domain name. Expect few updates until summer, as the move will take time.

Independent Performer - Athena Class: Will be splitting from Independent Modeling, moving to new directories under it's domain name. Expect few updates until summer, as the move will take time.

TALON (Talent Online Reference Contact Database) - Athena Class: Will be splitting from Independent Modeling, moving to new directories under it's domain name. Unlike the others splitting from Independent Modeling, this will see a ton of updates, as it serves as a back-end for Independent Modeling.

Talent Audition Database - Athena Class: A completely new Athena Class site, this will combine the Talent audition, model job, and production professional job boards of Independent Modeling and the other Independent talent sites. This will see massive updates, as it will be a complex job board for all of the Independent Sites, and will use the TALON site as a back-end.

Frontier Society - Frontier Class: You can expect to see the most updates on Frontier Society. I have not had much time to post content to this site since launch, and it will soon get what it needs. a lot of the content already exists.

Tampa Casting - Castaway Class: Won't be doing much for a few months. Expect updates this fall, as it will tie into a high profile project.

Tampa Film Showcase - Canova Class: Won't update much until the debut of the event series. When it does update, it will be really cool and will see some heavy, regular updates. This site is a full partner of Tampa Bay Film, and is a co production of Tampa Bay Film and Eventi Events.

Tampa Film Blog - Index Class: Still needs work, and will start updating this spring. It will include all of the Tampa Bay Film updates when it is finished. I'm still learning Wordpress, and I am finding it to be a weird way to publish content online.

Tampa Talent Scams - Index Class: Scheduled to update this spring. It may be relaunched as a Raptor Class site, and is designed to be a supercharger for the Tampa Bay Talent sites.

Advanced Model - Frontier Class: As a project of Independent Modeling, expect regular updates when the modeling book and the magazine are ready. This will be brought up to speed once Independent Modeling is where it needs to be.

Aurora PhotoArts - Venus Class: Since it will be changing servers and directories in February, I get the rare opportunity to add some advanced SEO technology to it and improve the directories. This is a fresh start that the site has been needing since 2000.

Tampa Looks - Not a web site itself: Ties into the Aurora PhotoArts site, and is a radio, television, and print advertising-friendly domain name for the Aurora PhotoArts web site. Could you imagine the people being confused as they try to remember AuroraPhotoArts.com when they are exposed to a commercial? This is why this domain name exists, and is a clue to what is coming.

Blade Photography - Mosaic Class: Will launch this summer! A division of my very successful Aurora PhotoArts, but marketed differently. This is purely a photography services company focusing on model portfolio photography, swimwear modeling photography, and glamour modeling photography. This work will be my "tasteful and sexy" photography. I intend to compete with the glamour photographers with Blade Photography, and the site will have the flash that this market expects. Developing a portfolio for this company is the reason that I will be photographing a lot of swimwear and bikini models this year, as well as doing more studio work. Due to my limited schedule, these shoots will be with multiple models and will be a team effort (it has been a year since I last did this because I have been busy making money shooting models and talent).

Eventi Events - Diana Class: Will be moving servers and to new directories under it's domain name. Expect updates this summer. Eventi Events was started in 1990 as a DJ company, and it has been making money far longer than anything else that I have going on; I made a lot of money with it over the years and have a ton of event production equipment. Eventi Events is the core Passinault.Com company, and this will become more important than Aurora currently is. Eventi will be our busiest company in 2009.

Eventi Stage - Diana Class: Will be moving servers and to new directories under it's domain name. Expect updates in late 2008.

Dream Nine Studios - Diana Class: Already moved to a new server, and the directories are now under it's domain name. The results of the move have been impressive. Expect updates this fall as the first indie films, video games, and music projects are unveiled.

Eos MediaArts - Venus Class: The latest Venus Class site, and the new web site for my Tampa advertising agency Eos MediaArts. Almost finished, and will be up shortly. Eos is very important, and will drive a lot of commercial business to both Aurora PhotoArts and Eventi Events in 2009. For 2008, expect services to start with web site design, SEO, and marketing support.

Passinault.Com - Diana Class: Will be moving servers in February. Expect updates in summer 2008 when the new Revo Class site comes online. For now, it is just sitting there, with no recent updates.

Tampa Hub - Index Class: I don't know what I will be doing with this domain directory at the moment. I need to keep it up to support the old Talent site directories until the move of the sites takes. Expect this to be maintained every year until at least 2012.

DJ Frontier - Frontier Class: This will be up this fall. It will be my DJ and fan site when I return to DJ'ing later this year. Could be another site class when it is created.

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