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Description
Alexander Media Services, Inc. was a video production company based in Sacramento, California founded in 1981 by Daniel Alexander
and was one of the first video production companies in Sacramento . The production company created television commercials
for a variety of businessess in Sacramento including auto dealerships, banks, department stores, restaurants, banks, and grocery
stores. The company also produced local television programs, documentaries, educational and corporate videos for television
stations, state and local government agencies, corporations, and non-profits in the Sacramento area. The company produced
the California Lottery's first television game show,
The Big Spin, when it was filmed at KTXL Studios in Sacramento, California between 1986-1998.
Background
Alexander Media Services, Inc. was a video production company based in Sacramento, California founded in 1981 by Daniel Alexander
and was one of the first video production companies in Sacramento . The production company created television commercials
for a variety of businessess in Sacramento including auto dealerships, banks, department stores, restaurants, banks, and grocery
stores. The company also produced local television programs, documentaries, educational and corporate videos for television
stations, state and local government agencies, corporations, and non-profits in the Sacramento area. The company produced
the California Lottery's first television game show, The Big Spin, when it was filmed at KTXL Studios in Sacramento, California between 1986-1998.
Extent
90 linear feet (88 boxes)
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items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the patron.
No permission is necessary to publish or quote from public records.
Availability
Collection is open for research use.