Ready for some action. Bids.
Also, there is a big hearing going on right now. They rescheduled one set of auctions for the IP In Three patents for December 7th.
Tembo, and others, are going tomorrow. Lots of good possibilities.
Chuck Williams, the co-producer and co-director of "Tembo" with partner Aaron Blaise, said the two put in a bid with some business partners. Potential bids were due Monday.
Williams has said he'd like to see the rights to that movie sold quickly in hopes that it will continue to be made at Tradition Studios. Many of the people working on the movie when Digital Domain laid off 346 employees and filed for bankruptcy in September have since left Port St. Lucie.
"We're waiting to hear back," Williams said. "We're looking forward to the auction tomorrow and hoping all goes well."
Williams said, if successful, he is hoping to bring those workers back to Port St. Lucie and/or hire new workers for the project.
