+ Message from the founder and CEO +
"Well, It's been a while since I started SCR back in November 2007, after making the SACMTA films, then working on new projects in 2008, developing The Extreme Goldfish Adventure and LEGO Universe: The Movie in 2009, paying all the licensing bills for getting Adventure Time in April and Fish Hooks in September of 2010, and almost wrapping up The Push Pin Movie's 35-year run with the one of the two final movies in 2011. But, you know, we all had a load's worth of fun back in November that year. But sadly, they just need some moderate changes now and then. Picking up new shows, making new movies, licensing with other distributors, even seeing the cuteness we had from a 39-year-run go away is stressful sometimes, but like cleaning, or dishwashing, or working, We all need to change nowadays. And that's why all of us who worked at SCR for over 39 years will rebrand the company's buisness in 2012 with the latest, yet new name... Agility ReAnimated Inc.
We will change the YouTube channel, Formspring accounts, and even the Google+ and upcoming DeviantART accounts, plus this blog will be changed too. I will hope that someone will care for us to help the Agility ReAnimated Inc. assets be more high on everything thus the fact that we had begun to be popular for 39 years now. I hope we do get popular next year"
(© 2007-2011 SCR Industries Inc., A Time Warner Company. Google+ and YouTube are registered trademarks of Google Inc. DeviantART © 2011 deviantART. All Rights Reserved. LEGO Universe: The Movie, LEGO, The LEGO Logo, The Minifigure, and all other related elements and characters are trademarks of The LEGO Group. © 2011 The LEGO Group.
NOTE: SCR Industries, Inc., the former name of Agility ReAnimated Entertainment Group, was never "A Time Warner Company", despite what my childish naivete might say about this back then, and there were NO licensing involved, no movie/TV production, no home video releases, no nothin'. The rebranding of SCR to Agility ReAnimated does still apply in this case, I think.
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