Comments for Craig Hodgkins http://www.craighodgkins.com Thu, 11 Aug 2011 17:54:32 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Comment on Remembering Walt: A Labor of Love by Craig Hodgkins http://www.craighodgkins.com/2011/06/02/remembering-walt-a-labor-of-love/#comment-51 Craig Hodgkins Thu, 11 Aug 2011 17:54:32 +0000 http://www.craighodgkins.com/?p=843#comment-51 McNair: Thanks for stopping by, and for adding your thoughtful and experienced voice to this story. I remember you at WDI...we even exchanged oval nametags at one point back in the day (when you rolled as CMW). I'm looking forward to reading "Hatch" when it is available (I'm a loyal but infrequent reader of "Tea"), and would love to exchange notes at some point, since we seem to have several levels of "experiential overlap." :) Craig McNair: Thanks for stopping by, and for adding your thoughtful and experienced voice to this story.

I remember you at WDI…we even exchanged oval nametags at one point back in the day (when you rolled as CMW). I’m looking forward to reading “Hatch” when it is available (I’m a loyal but infrequent reader of “Tea”), and would love to exchange notes at some point, since we seem to have several levels of “experiential overlap.” :)

Craig

]]> Comment on Remembering Walt: A Labor of Love by McNair Wilson http://www.craighodgkins.com/2011/06/02/remembering-walt-a-labor-of-love/#comment-49 McNair Wilson Thu, 11 Aug 2011 08:01:26 +0000 http://www.craighodgkins.com/?p=843#comment-49 Any time I find a new Walt story it reminds me of the devotion and eye for detail that characterized his work became a tradition for those of us privileged to carry on his creative efforts. From theme park operations (cleanliness, safety, and activities designed for the entire family) to design I learned that no detail is too small and no "guest" more important (or less) than a child. During my ten years at Disney, as an Imagineer, (plus six more as a consultant) we were inspired by Walt constantly. Thanks for sharing this, Craig. Any time I find a new Walt story it reminds me of the devotion and eye for detail that characterized his work became a tradition for those of us privileged to carry on his creative efforts. From theme park operations (cleanliness, safety, and activities designed for the entire family) to design I learned that no detail is too small and no “guest” more important (or less) than a child. During my ten years at Disney, as an Imagineer, (plus six more as a consultant) we were inspired by Walt constantly. Thanks for sharing this, Craig.

]]> Comment on Profiles: Richard “Dick” Lane by Anonymous http://www.craighodgkins.com/2011/05/04/dick-lane/#comment-5 Anonymous Mon, 09 May 2011 22:44:51 +0000 http://www.craighodgkins.com/?p=661#comment-5 Hello, Wonderful post. Is your signed photo of Charles Gemora, etc. for sale? Would I be able to use an image of it for my non-profit autograph exemplar site, www.TheCEAD.com, if you were fully credited? Hello,

Wonderful post. Is your signed photo of Charles Gemora, etc. for sale? Would I be able to use an image of it for my non-profit autograph exemplar site, http://www.TheCEAD.com, if you were fully credited?

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