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Once upon a time, there was a Feature Film Assistant Editor named Patricia Lee,
who Synched Picture and Mag, Coded Picture and Mag, and, Rolled Trims all on
C-E-L-L-U-L-O-I-D!
But, that was a long time ago, before the
Digital Revolution -- before Avid, Final Cut Pro,
HiDef and ProTools. And, before Patricia's father used the "carrot" ("I'll pay for your tuition") and the "prod" ("get a real job") to convince her
to enroll in Law School! And so, today,
Patricia Lee is not an Assistant Film Editor.
And, there is no C-e-l-l-u-l-o-i-d. But.....
Patricia Lee is
PATRICIA E. LEE, ESQ.
and there is
ESQ. MANAGEMENT
TALENT AGENCY.
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October 31, 2001:
At Patricia's famous "lair" on
Beachwood Drive,
Screenwriter John Conte,
Editor - Client Chris Conlee,
Editor - Client Christopher Roth,
non-industry pro party guest
pause for some liquid refreshment before
taking a wack at "Osama", at Patricia's
Happy Halloween
Osama Bin Laden Pineda Party.
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October 18, 2002:
The gang's all here when
Patricia throws a party at her infamous
1617 North El Centro office in honor of the debut of Editor - Producer Chris Conlee's "Hello" at the
L. A. International Short Film Festival.
Standing, Left to Right:
Editor - Client Christopher Roth,
Agent - Attorney Patricia Lee,
non-client party guest,
Director of Photography - Client
Jack Anderson.
Kneeling:
Editor - Client Chris Conlee.
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October 18, 2002 "Hello" Party:
Foreground:
Agent - Attorney Patricia Lee
and
Director of Photography - Client
Jack Anderson
take a meeting.
Background:
Editor - Client Christopher Roth
and
Gal Pal Alla
clown for the camera.
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Just Another Day at the Office, 2002:
Put a Script in his hand and
a Ball Cap on his head; and,
Editor - Client Chris Conlee
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July 2003:
The last party at 1617 North El Centro,
marks the debut of the
Esq. Management Talent Agency
Company Demo Reel.
In Front:
Agent - Attorney Patricia Lee.
Behind Patricia, Left to Right:
Director Tim Folsome,
Editor - Client Christopher Roth,
and,
Director Carl Seaton.
Fall 2004:
Editor - Client Jim Gross
looks at the camera as if to say,
"Can't you see, I'm trying to get some work done" during Season One of the critically acclaimed
CW Drama, "Veronica Mars".
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Summer 2004:
Esq. Management Client,
Feature Film and Television Editor
Chris Conlee
takes a meeting with
Kaleidoscope Films
Trailer Editor Extraordinaire,
Rick Goldstein.
*Special Film Trivia Questions:
- What was Patricia's first "reel" Film Job?
- Where did Patricia meet
Trailer Editor Rick Goldstein?
*Answers:
- Patricia's first "reel" Film Job was
working as a Messenger at Kaleidoscope Films.
- Patricia met Rick Goldstein
while they were standing / sitting
in line to meet President Bill Clinton during
President Clinton's 2004 My Life Book Tour.
"Smart, funny, well-acted, lovingly crafted.
It's a gripping mystery."
- Boston Herald
veronica
MARS
Season Three
Tuesdays, at 9:00 P.M. on CW
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"There's no business.....
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.....like show business".
(In November 2004, Editor - Client Chris Conlee poses proudly outside of Laemmle's Sunset 5 on the occasion
of his
2nd Theatrical Feature Release -- this time, for
the
Richard Day-directed Dramedy, "Straight-Jacket".
And on the Left: Patricia clowns around
in Santa Monica).
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As we just said,
"there's no business like show business"
since Editor (& Film Historian, Author, & Cinephile) - Client Bob Birchard is all smiles while dining at the always posh and trendy
SARDI's in New York City. (Bob sort of
looks like the cat who ate the canary!).
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