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‘A Lifelong Dream’: Brown officially named Executive Director of CVB Lake Sun Leader Tourism drives the lake. For anyone who has lived at the lake for an extended period, the difference between the Bagnell Dam Strip in January and July is night and day. At the heart of driving tourism at the lake is the Convention and Visitors Bureau. After multiple months positioned as the interim Executive Director, it has been officially announced that Heather Brown will be taking over the reins permanently as Executive Director, as she works with the group to navigate a busy tourist season in 2021 and...

April 12, 2021 Rising Sun Pictures co-founder Tony Clark says the sale to FuseFx will allow RSP to expand. Image: Ben Kelly. Visual effects studio Rising Sun Pictures has been bought by Hollywood studio FuseFX, in a move that the Rising Sun says will help it grow. Under the deal announced last week, Rising Sun Pictures (RSP) will maintain its brand and continue to be based in Adelaide, South Australia under the guidance of co-founder Tony Clark. FuseFX is a full-service visual effects company with studios in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Vancouver, Montréal, Toronto and Bogotá. It says t...

Australian Effects Company Rising Sun Pictures Bought by FuseFX Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Rising Sun Pictures, one of the world’s best-known visual effects companies, has been acquired by FuseFX, a U.S. effects company owned by EagleTree Capital. The move comes at a time when Australian film and production services sectors are booming due to the country’s response to the COVID-19 crisis. The agreement was announced on Rising Sun’s website. Deal terms were not disclosed. More from Variety Rising Sun Pictures, which is based in Adelaide and Sydney, and has worked o...

Fort Smith tourism chief optimistic that vaccinations, convention center changes will help the industry Tim Jacobsen, executive director of the Fort Smith A&P, is optimistic about the tourism industry's future in the Fort Smith metro. Author: Talk Business & Politics Updated: 8:44 AM CST March 1, 2021 FORT SMITH, Ark. — Editor's Note: The video attached is from 2019 when the City of Fort Smith received the Natural State Tourism Award for its bicentennial celebrations. Less than 60 days into his job as the new executive director of the Fort Smith A&P, Tim Ja...