Lightray launches the long overdue Official Fan Site for The Princess Bride, a classic film loved by generations of fans. The new site features Photo Galleries, Discussion Board, Trivia, T-Shirts, Posters, Exclusive Content, and everything else you can dream up. Over the years a number of unofficial fan sites have sprung up, along with a healthy Facebook group, and active Twitter page. The new site hopes to bring all fans together to revel in the world of The Princess Bride.
“As huge fans of the film ourselves, we had to make sure that we captured the whimsical, witty, and fantastical nature of the film lore.” says Jessica Thompson Lightray Creative Director. “We choose to focus a lot of attention on the beloved characters and clever language that fans would immediately identify with.”
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Lightray launches a website for The Lake Tanganyika Floating Health Clinic, floatingclinic.org, an international NGO whose mission is to address the problem of health care access for isolated communities in the Lake Tanganyika basin.
The websites’ goal is the help raise awareness and funding for the groups efforts. Award-winning documentary team Fisher Stevens and Mark Monroe, in partnership with East Pleasant Pictures, has selected The Lake Tanganyika Floating Health Clinic as the subject of its next feature-length documentary film.
“Our goal was to help the organization communicate it’s approach and the dire situation faced by 3 million people who have virtually no access to care. Says Jessica Thompson Creative Director. In Africa where much aid has poured in – its important to find the organizations that work directly on the ground and can ascertain real needs that translate to successful programs. The Floating Health Clinic is one such organization.”
Lightray launches another book site for inspirational writer and speaker Agapi Stassinopoulos www.thesevengoddesses.com. Agapi needed a site that could serve to promote her books, her workshops, and speaking events. She needed to get connected, so now she has her site, a blog, all synced with social media pages on facebook and twitter.
“All authors need an online presence, and now it’s not just about a simple website any longer. says Jessica Thompson Lightray Creative Director. An author also needs to write online. While it’s a good idea to blog on other popular internet portals, authors should have their own blog where they can archive and be the repository for anything published online about them or by them.”
Lightray redesigns website for Preservation Activist Suzanne Deal Booth. The site’s emphasis is on raising awareness of Suzanne’s work, promoting visual and cultural heritage. Suzanne has founded 2 preservation organizations, Booth Heritage Foundation, and Friends of Heritage Foundation, and is affiliated with numerous museums and cultural institutions world-wide. For the past 10 years Suzanne has served as the Director of Friends of Heritage Foundation (FOHP), which has accomplished 36 preservation and conservation projects spanning four continents.
“We wanted to illustrate the importance of Preservation of Cultural Heritage, and the many forms and mediums it takes,” says Jessica Thompson Lightray Creative Director. “Suzanne’s vision, and the intersection of education, arts, and cultural heritage, is unique and diverse. The project became an exercise is defining what it means to be a Preservation Activist.”
Suzanne Deal Booth’s website launched in August 2010.
