Talk:Cinema Products Corporation

I meet Mr. Ed Di Giulio (RIP) in 1990, at "Malibu Classics Intl. Workshop" for Steadicam; and he came very courtesy with his wife and Kenn Ferro (Steadicam Operator) from US. We did one Workshop here in Chile, in fact it was the only Steadicam Worshop done in Latinamerica, still todays (2008). In effect, the former Cinema Products Corp. makes an important contribution of the world intl. film market. The Steadicam system was one of them, and maybe the most important contribution 'till todays. Aldo Aste, Steadicam Op. (Chile) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 200.104.70.153 (talk) 21:43, 3 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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