SeaChanger by Ocean Optics and TMB Reach Distribution Agreement
Worldwide production supplies and services supplier to distribute SeaChanger Color Engine products in Pacific Rim
Dunedin, FL (October 3, 2008) – Ocean Optics has reached an agreement with TMB for distribution of the Ocean Optics’ line of SeaChanger Color Engine products in the Pacific Rim. Under terms of the arrangement, TMB will have exclusive distribution rights in relation to SeaChanger Dichroic Color Changers in Australia, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
The ESTA Award-winning SeaChanger is a CYMG color changer that attaches to the reflector housing of any Source Four Ellipsoidal and uses robust dichroic filter technology to create a virtually endless palette of stable, reproducible colors. Profile, wash and studio versions of SeaChanger are available. Installations have included the Royal Opera House in London, Disney’s Broadway production of TARZAN® and the restoration of the Salt Lake Tabernacle of the LDS Church.
“We are excited by this new partnership with TMB in the Pacific Rim, where growth in China and other countries is robust and SeaChanger has such great potential,” said Phil Buchsbaum, Vice President of the Thin Films division of Ocean Optics. “We have collaborated with TMB in North America, and are impressed by their experience, knowledge of the market and commitment to innovative entertainment technologies such as SeaChanger.”
Founded in 1983, TMB provides a range of products and services for the entertainment production and architectural lighting industries. The company has offices in Los Angeles, London, New York, Toronto and Beijing. Contacts for TMB are Tommy Stephenson (ts@tmb.com) for: China; Hong Kong; Korea; and Japan, Lucky Ludlow (ll@tmb.com) for: Singapore; Malaysia; Vietnam; Thailand; Cambodia; and Indonesia, and Chris Curran (ck@tmb.com) for Australia and New Zealand working out of the UK office.
To learn more, call 727.545.0741, send an e-mail to SeaChanger@OceanOptics.com, or visit the SeaChanger website at www.SeaChangerOnline.com. Find out more about TMB at www.tmb.com.
