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Opening Knight
By quintanomedia | July 19, 2008
Kim and I at the Ridgefield Park Theater in NJ after returning our tickets from our 9:45 show because the air conditioner was broken in that theater we ended up seeing the 11:00pm showing. The theater was packed to the rim with people. The crowd was so into the entire movie with applause and laughter throughout. Ending with loud cheers and applause at the end expressing excitement that this was indeed the best movie to come out in a long time. I probably dont have to repeat how well the joker was portrayed because I will only be echoing the comments of amazement from others. I can not wait to see what they do with the next film. We all left the theaters repeating some of jokers famous lines from the movie like ” Lets put a smile on that face” and “why so serious?”. This movie is a must see for all and I will watch it over and over again.
Anthony Quintano
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Cnn’s Ireport story posted
By quintanomedia | July 18, 2008
visit story HERE
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Meeting with Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard
By quintanomedia | July 16, 2008
This had to be the greatest signing of gone too.. These guys were so classy and cool with their fans. They took their time and chatted it up with each one. I even got to discuss my favorite scores with them Like Hans Zimmer’s Score for the movie Drop Zone, and James Newton Howard’s Score for the movie Outbreak. The collaberation with the two artists on this soundtrack is amazing. You guys either need to download it or purchase the CD cause it really reflects how amazing and intense this movie will be. Here is a short clip from tonights event. You can sample the soundtrack here at The Dark Knight Score dot com
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Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard
By quintanomedia | July 15, 2008
Tonight Both Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard will be appearing at the virgin megastore in Times Square, NY tonight at 7pm. I will be attending to meet them in person. Also to pick up the Dark Knight Soundtrack and have it signed. I will be broadcasting live and will update with photos as well… so stay tuned…
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PC crash error finally caught
By quintanomedia | July 13, 2008
My pc has been crashing at least once a day. I never know whats causing it and neither do the people who fixed and built my machine. now I thought let me video record my desktop in hopes it would crash and I can record the error message that appears. well here it is. if anyone knows what this means or could help me resolve this issue please let me know. This is a serious problem that I need to repair
to see a larger image click here
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Winner :)
By quintanomedia | July 9, 2008
And here it is.. I am the winner of the photo contest below. I also just received my case of jolt. Thank you to all you guys who took the time to vote I greatly appreciate it.
Here is a picture of my case of jolt
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Congratulations Brad and Liisa Hennessy
By quintanomedia | July 6, 2008
Here are a few short clips from the wedding I shot this weekend for a friend of mine.
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Bon Jovi Free Concert Information
By quintanomedia | July 1, 2008
Mayor Bloomberg and Major League Baseball announce the concert event of the year, free Bon Jovi concert in Central Park to be presented by Bank of America during MLB All-Star Summer
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06/30/2008 4:16 PM ET
Mayor Bloomberg and Major League Baseball announce the concert event of the year, free Bon Jovi concert in Central Park to be presented by Bank of America during MLB All-Star Summer
Tickets available at Yankee Stadium, other NY-area ballparks and MLB.com on July 2
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was joined by Jon Bon Jovi today as the City, Major League Baseball Executive Vice President Tim Brosnan and Brian Moynihan, President, Global Corporate & Investment Banking, Bank of America, announced that Major League Baseball and New York City will host a free concert by Bon Jovi, the Grammy-winning band whose current Lost Highway World Tour is the top-selling tour in the world. The historic concert on the Great Lawn in Central Park on Saturday, July 12th at 8 p.m. will be in celebration of Major League Baseball All-Star Summer in New York City. Bank of America, the official bank of Major League Baseball, is the presenting sponsor of the concert, which will take place three days before Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game during the last year of Yankee Stadium.
Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe and NYC & Company CEO George Fertitta also joined the announcement, held in the Blue Room at City Hall.
Beginning Wednesday, July 2nd, tickets will be distributed at baseball parks and events throughout New York City. The bulk of tickets distributed at the ballparks will be found at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, with others made available at Shea Stadium in Queens, KeySpan Park in Brooklyn, and at the home of the Staten Island Yankees at 9 a.m. In addition, tickets also will be available in Manhattan at DHL All-Star FanFest at the Jacob K. Javits Center on Friday, July 11.
Beginning immediately, fans can also register online at www.mlb.com, the official website of Major League Baseball, to enter a random drawing to win free concert tickets. The registration period will conclude on Monday, July 7 at 12 p.m. (EDT) and winners will be notified via e-mail by Wednesday, July 9. All online drawing winners will receive instructions on how to redeem their tickets, which Ticketmaster has agreed to waive its traditional fees for. Upon redemption, all tickets will be delivered as print at home tickets and can be printed out immediately.
A ticket is required to attend the concert. Go to www.mlb.com for more information about the concert.
“All-Star Summer is set to hit New York City in a few weeks, and the lineup of festivities just added another future hall-of-famer in Bon Jovi,” said Mayor Bloomberg. “The free concert in Central Park is going to help make this year’s All-Star Summer a celebration to remember. The 2008 All-Star Game will pay tribute to the storied history of Yankee Stadium, and Bon Jovi will help us ensure it goes out in a blaze of glory, hopefully a blaze in late October.”
“Major League Baseball wants All-Star Summer to be the ultimate celebration for baseball fans in New York City,” said Tim Brosnan, Executive Vice President, Business, Major League Baseball. “A free concert in Central Park featuring one of the biggest rock bands in the world will reach tens of thousands of fans and put an exclamation point on the week’s many fan festivities. Bank of America has been a critical part of making this major event in New York City happen and we value our partnership.”
“The All-Star Game is an electrifying celebration of Major League Baseball, and truly a unique event for the entire family,” said Brian Moynihan, President, Global Corporate & Investment Banking, Bank of America. “As a proud sponsor of Major League Baseball and the New York Yankees, Bank of America is thrilled to be part of New York’s Midsummer Classic festivities, creating opportunities for fans to connect to the game of baseball and share in the excitement of the All-Star Game experience.”
Bank of America will promote the concert and offer ticket giveaways through radio promotions in the tri-state area. Additional concert supporting partners including MLB sponsors Aquafina, Sharp and Taco Bell will be distributing tickets through radio sweepstakes, promotional giveaways and in-store programs. In the event of inclement weather as deemed by the Parks Department, the concert will be cancelled. If it is raining and fans are unsure about the status of the concert, they can call 311 for information or visit www.mlb.com
“This concert is the perfect exclamation to all the festivities and events that have been planned around Yankee Stadium’s final All-Star farewell,” said NYC & Company CEO George Fertitta. “MLB All-Star Summer and Bon Jovi playing Central Park are just a few examples of all the things there are to see and do around the City - not only this summer, but year long - and proves once again that New York City is the best destination to host world-class, high profile events.”
“Live music and Central Park go together like baseball and hot dogs,” said Parks Commissioner Benepe. “This concert helps celebrate the past, present and future of Major League Baseball in New York City. Bon Jovi’s music, delivered free to the fans in an historic park setting, is an appropriate tribute to Yankee Stadium and the MLB All-Star Summer.”
The concert is one of many special events that will be held as part of the All-Star festivities. Fans will also be able to attend DHL All-Star FanFest, an interactive baseball theme park, from July 11-15 at the Jacob K. Javits Center and the All-Star Game Red Carpet Parade presented by Chevy on July 15 on Sixth Avenue from 40 Street to 58 Street, which will feature both All-Star teams and nearly 50 Hall of Famers including Hank Aaron, Yogi Berra and Willie Mays.
As part of its ongoing efforts to make All-Star Week more environmentally friendly, Major League Baseball is teaming up with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) to help keep the Great Lawn green. More than 40 NRDC “Green Team Recycling” volunteers will comb the concert crowd to collect recyclables and encourage fans to pitch in. Sims Metal Management and Aquafina will also be supporting the effort by providing recycling bins on site.
Bon Jovi has set the bar for more than two decades as one of the most successful rock bands in the world. Globally, they have sold more than 120 million albums and performed more than 2,500 concerts in over 50 countries for more than 32 million fans. The Grammy-winning band’s latest album, LOST HIGHWAY debuted at #1 around the world and the resulting Lost Highway World Tour is the top-selling tour around the world to date according to Billboard and Pollstar.
New York City’s parks have enjoyed a long history as public squares, where people gather for events ranging from orchestral concerts to world leaders. At Central Park’s historic Great Lawn, Park regulations limit the number of large events (over 5,000) to six per year, in order to keep the lawn verdant and welcoming for all users. Many groups apply for annual large-scale events in Central Park through the public permit process, including the Marathon and the AIDS Walk. In Central Park, New Yorkers have experienced rock concerts from Simon and Garfunkel and Garth Brooks as well as visits by renowned spiritual leaders Pope John Paul II and the Dalai Lama. Most recently, Central Park’s Great Lawn has played host to the Metropolitan Opera, the Dave Matthews Band, and the New York Philharmonic. The concert by Bon Jovi will continue the City’s tradition of providing an evening of free entertainment in New York’s storied outdoor venue.
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Birds outside the office
By quintanomedia | June 28, 2008
Birds nest just outside my office window… you can see them live in the webcam above
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Wall-e Movie Review
By quintanomedia | June 28, 2008
I have to say For a movie with the least amount if dialogue possible this movie was awesome. Not only did the animation and the sounds make it a masterpiece… but the story made you laugh, cry, jump for joy…. you will find yourself saying Wall-e’s name a hundred times when you walk out of the theater… this was a great disney movie and will be the one of the biggest hits this year. If you have not gone to see it yet…. go see it. trust me you wont regret it. This movie is not just for kids…..
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