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| I am JAMES D. WATKINS; artistic director and chairman of ODYSSEY WORKS, ECLIPSE ENTERPRISES & PHOENIX PRODUCTIONS. (there are 7 links available to view above) |
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"I dream things that never were, and then I say, 'Why not'" - from GEORGE BERNARD SHAW and it's a quote from the book A TRIUMPH OF GENIUS: Author is Ronald K. Fierstein and it's about the founder of POLAROID - Edwin Land
(At times I may have several social media outlets but not a lot. Those current social media outlets are below):
https://www.instagram.com/mobetesla7
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(Producer's note; All work listed is either Copyrighted, Trademarked, Patented and created by PHOENIX PRODUCTIONS and James D. Watkins unless otherwise noted) The talent that are posted within these website pages have their own websites or products/services. Those belong to the appropriate talent or individuals. If you have any questions on their products/services you need to contact them directly. They are responsible for their products/services. Now, go to the links above to experience WORKS OF WONDER.
CONTACT INFORMATION; to inquire on product or projects or just want
free information, here is the contact information; PHOENIX PRODUCTIONS, P.O. Box 1463, Orlando, Florida 32802. Emails are; phoe@phnxproductions.com, phoenix@phnxproductions.com. Phone number; 407-761-8352
- (Steve Schneider is a film/theatre critic for the ORLANDO WEEKLY - www.orlandoweekly.com. He now does critiquing work in New York as well as Florida. He has been voted 'Best' Critic and journalist in Orlando, Florida. Here is his critique of my work..........) "Having witnessed his work firsthand, I suspect James D. Watkins may be a genius of some shape or magnitude. Just try to forget that that endorsement comes from a guy who voted for Mondale and DuKakis, gave 'Death to Smoochy' four stars and genuinely preferred New Coke. An old-school impresario in the mold of Ziegfeld or Welles-albeit one spared the crippling handicaps of funding or common sense......"
"When I am gone, they will love me" - quote from Orson Welles right before he died and who also directed what many consider the greatest film ever 'CITIZEN KANE'.
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