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George Lopez Video Magazine - Illusion Factory Post Production/Entertainment Marketing

http://www.illusionfactory.com The Illusion Factory produced and edited numerous seasons of George Lopez promos, sales reels and video magazines for Warner Bros. The Illusion Factory offers a complete turnkey program for television series promotion in all media, including motion, online, interactive, out of home, second screen and print. We have won countless awards cutting thousands of television promos for our numerous studio and broadcasting clients. The Illusion Factory works with our clients to review their needs, the target demographics of the audience we are appealing to, the cultural considerations required for foreign sales, and together we position each series in the perfect spotlight to allow the most exciting aspects to connect with the desired audience. From the tv promo, to the key art, through the website, corresponding games, apps and interactive advertising media, The Illusion Factory has extensive experience in all categories and brings a comprehensive brand continuity to each of the programs that we are engaged to promote. Our digital post production services include: TV Promos - Generic TV Promos - Episodic Promos for an Entire Season TV Spots Video Magazines EPKs Mondos Featurettes Sales Reels Trailers Sizzle Reels Music Videos Documentaries Our digital motion graphics include: 2D Animation 3D Animation Stereoscopic Animation Visual Effects Motion Corporate Identities Motion Titles Interstitials With over 30 years of producing, editing and animating multi award-winning promos for the major studios and broadcasters, The Illusion Factory has enjoyed a reputation as a reliable resource where major companies can enjoy a cost effective price that is backed by world class creative and technology teams. If you would like to discuss your post production service needs, we would love to speak with you at your convenience. Please contact us at 818-788-9700 x1 All materials in this video are ©Warner Bros. All Rights Reserved, The comedy revolves around a fictionalized portrayal of George Lopez, working in an aviation factory and raising a family consisting of his wife Angie, his daughter Carmen, and his son, Max, after having endured through a dysfunctional and unhappy childhood at the hands of his alcoholic, remorseless mother Benny, who makes numerous appearances throughout the series and is portrayed as being careless and unloving. Other characters include Angie's indulgent father Vic Palmero, a wealthy doctor, and George's closest childhood friend Ernie Cardenas, noted for his fecklessness at dating and his socially awkward behavior. After Carmen's departure from the series, the role fulfilled by her character was replaced with Angie's overindulged niece Veronica, with a gigantic trust fund that has been entrusted under George's care. Multiple storylines in the series are established through the unveiling of a secret guarded by Benny throughout George's whole childhood, most notably the discovery that his father Manny is still alive after George had been convinced by his mother that he had died. Throughout a majority of the program, George tries to locate the whereabouts of his father, who was introduced at last in one episode and was revealed to be a rather rude, yet successful businessman, having remarried with his second lover Lydia and fathered a few more children. However, Manny's personality was commonly depicted as being uncaring towards his son and former wife in the few appearances that he made, before his death in one episode of kidney disease. Nonetheless, he prohibits his son's family from attending his funeral in protection of his reputation, much to George's anger. For the first five seasons, the show had an all-Latino cast with the exception of Albanian American actress Masiela Lusha, who played George's daughter Carmen. George Lopez said that due to creative differences between him and Lusha, Lusha's character was written out of the show after Season 5. During the show's last season, Aimee Garcia was cast as George's niece, Veronica. On May 15, 2007, the series ended after airing its 120th episode.[1] The final episode aired on May 8. Nightly episode repeats continue to air on various networks both in the United States and abroad.