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Welcome to OPSQC Podcast Episode 002. Our Mission is to help entrepreneurs, innovators and small business owners scale their businesses to profitability. The goal of this podcast is to showcase real businesses, real owners, learn a little and have some fun while doing it.
In this podcast we interview Tony Pierce of Wayward Studios and Fingerlakes Grindhouse Entertainment located in Auburn, New York.
Tony’s and my friendship dates back to Port Byron High School, a small town located in Upstate New York. Tony has always been a creative spirit and his works have been the focus of many attractions. After Art School, he spent some time at Universal Studios designing the backdrops of sets for various rides, some that you may have been on. His works are really intricate, high quality and absolutely unique! I will include some links in the transcripts: like the Sharks Mouth water park entrance, a Giant gorilla holding a sub and coke, and he is now expanding his skills into the world of film, earning the title of Director of his own Horror Flick.
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By OPSQC INCWelcome to OPSQC Podcast Episode 002. Our Mission is to help entrepreneurs, innovators and small business owners scale their businesses to profitability. The goal of this podcast is to showcase real businesses, real owners, learn a little and have some fun while doing it.
In this podcast we interview Tony Pierce of Wayward Studios and Fingerlakes Grindhouse Entertainment located in Auburn, New York.
Tony’s and my friendship dates back to Port Byron High School, a small town located in Upstate New York. Tony has always been a creative spirit and his works have been the focus of many attractions. After Art School, he spent some time at Universal Studios designing the backdrops of sets for various rides, some that you may have been on. His works are really intricate, high quality and absolutely unique! I will include some links in the transcripts: like the Sharks Mouth water park entrance, a Giant gorilla holding a sub and coke, and he is now expanding his skills into the world of film, earning the title of Director of his own Horror Flick.