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Got to explore the Massachusetts Horticultural Society last night with Michael... some truly beautiful, well-kept plants and trees in there.
A VERY BRIEF HISTORY OF PAPER FORTRESS: PART 1
Back in the day, when all I did was ride bikes, jump off stuff and make funny faces (not much has changed) my friends and I made trailers for videos we never intended to make - our biggest was Local Threat. Our production company back then was called Quarter Productions:
During a falling out with co-producer Chris Snow in 2005, he told me that Quarter Productions was dead. It was never going to be anything and he wanted no part of it. I told him he was wrong and for the next few years I built up Quarter Productions video by video, and even co-produced a full-length bike video called Chaos Theory with friend Dan Bowhers of the now Picture Planet:
After a few years of producing videos I decided to move into the professional realm and try to turn QP into something legitimate. I made my first professional-type video with my good friend and owner of Geekhouse Bikes Marty Walsh in Allston, MA:
Today, after a massive rebranding from the INCREDIBLE boys over at Hovercraft Studio (formerly Second World Design) in 2009, Quarter Productions is now known as Paper Fortress.