Louisiana 2012 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR70

Introduced
4/26/12  

Caption

Commends Moonbot Studios in Shreveport for its contributions to the economy and culture of Shreveport and the state

Impact

The resolution also underscores the importance of the film industry to the local economy of Shreveport and Louisiana at large. By celebrating the success of Moonbot Studios, HR70 not only acknowledges the artistic achievements of the studio but also aims to inspire further growth within the creative sector. This could potentially lead to enhanced visibility for local artists and encourage investment in similar creative ventures, thus positively influencing the economic landscape of the region.

Summary

House Resolution 70, also known as HR70, commends Moonbot Studios in Shreveport for its exceptional contributions to the culture and economy of the city and state of Louisiana. The resolution recognizes the studio for its outstanding achievements in the film industry, particularly highlighting its Oscar-winning animated short film 'The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore'. This resolution serves to honor the creative spirit of Louisiana and the impact of local artists on the broader cultural landscape.

Sentiment

The sentiment around HR70 appears overwhelmingly positive, reflecting pride in local talent and cultural achievements. The resolution exemplifies a sense of community and local pride, particularly, as it was noted that the citizens of Shreveport celebrated the studio's achievements with enthusiasm, including organizing a ticker-tape parade. Such public acknowledgment greatly contributes to a unified local identity and supports the idea of fostering local creative industries.

Contention

While HR70 is a resolution rather than a bill imposing regulations or laws, it could be argued that such commendations might ignite discussions around state funding for the arts, the prioritization of local projects, or the need to support burgeoning film initiatives within the state. Nevertheless, the resolution mainly serves to elevate community morale, celebrate artistic excellence, and reinforce the value of the creative economy, which is not met with significant contention.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR32

Commends William Joyce, Brandon Oldenburg, and Moonbot Studios in Shreveport upon winning the Best Animated Short Film Oscar for The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

LA SR53

Commends Moonbot Studios on winning the Oscar for Best Animated Short Film at the 84th Annual Academy Awards.

LA HR178

Commends Angelo Roppolo of Shreveport for his extraordinary accomplishments and contributions

LA HR82

Commends Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson on the occasion of the opening of G-Unit Film & Television Studio in Shreveport

LA HR53

Commends Louisiana State University in Shreveport on its contributions to northwestern Louisiana and the state

LA HCR75

Commends Brother Luchous Harris of Shreveport for his outstanding achievements and contributions

LA HR243

Commends Bossier Parish Community College, Louisiana State University in Shreveport, and Southern University at Shreveport upon their fiftieth anniversaries

LA HR93

Commends the Shreveport Regional Arts Council on celebrating the 30th anniversary of the ArtBreak Festival

LA HR220

Expresses condolences on the death of Judah Hertz and posthumously commends his contributions to the city of Shreveport, Louisiana

LA HR135

Commends Louisiana State University at Shreveport on its high state and national rankings in the second annual Economic Mobility Index

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