Notes Boston Marathon Attack

April 15, 2013  •  Leave a Comment

 

UPDATE 4/19/13:  Please help those families affected by the tragic events in Boston during the Marathon:

http://onefundboston.org

 

 

 

Greg Poulos 4/15/13 3:37 PM  -  Public

 

Word is coming in now, from many of the production people working the Boston marathon finish line. So far, no injuries on the Production Staff. 

 

Greg Poulos  4:00 PM

 

So far, Toby is fine. Mark Lorenzo fine

 

Greg Poulos  4:56 PM

 

So far, have heard that all of the Capron folks are OK.

Have heard that all the High Output folks are OK

Thistle Communications reports all their staff are OK

 

Just in case: http://google.org/personfinder/2013-boston-explosions

 

Phone number to find a loved one who was at the Marathon:

617.635.4500

 

Police tips hotline for anyone who saw anything, had video or photos of the marathon:

1-800-494-TIPS

 

Bluefin Productions, Inc. originally shared this post:

So far, have heard from most of the Freelancers and Production staff that we know who were working the Boston Marathon.

 

 

So far, have heard that all of the Capron folks are OK

Have heard that all the High Output folks are OK

 

Thistle Communications reports all their staff are OK

Have heard that all Bill Kenny Productions staff are OK
 

Greg Poulos  4:58 PM  -  Public

 

Our thoughts go out to all those affected by the explosions that went off at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. We've heard from many of our production and event industry friends and colleagues that they are okay.

 

 

BOSTON MARATHON UPDATE

At the end of a long day, I can say, all production crew from Capron, High Output, Thistle Communications and Bill Kenny Productions are OK.

 

Huge shout out to Alan Starr, good friend, mixing audio at the finish. Alan heard the blast from 35 ft away and ran towards the explosion. He ended up helping a women, commandeering a wheelchair and getting her to safety. 

 

Greg Poulos 11:27 PM  -  Public

 

It's midnight, where I am, and that's not near Boston. 

I spent the better worse part of the day stressed and online, trying to parse info on crew, freelancers, family and friends. I am so exhausted, and wrung out, over today's events at the Boston Marathon. My close friends and colleagues work the event. In years past, I did as well. 

 

In the midst of the news, and rumors, as well as the stress, I cooked a meal for a couple dozen, plus, family and friends, on what I thought was a day off. 

 

Was I ever wrong.

 

I take comfort in the news that those I know are home, safe and with loved ones. I am saddened by the news that many I do not know, are not...

 
 
UPDATE 4/19/13:  Please help those families affected by the tragic events in Boston during the Marathon:

http://onefundboston.org


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