Our Aurora Lounge Chair and Aqua Velvet Victoria Sofa serve as elegant pieces for these glamorous pooches to pose with in the November issue of Brides Magazine. Photos by Catherinee Ledner.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
WB at E3 2010 in Exhibitor Magazine | July 2010
With more than 200 exhibitors and 40,000 attendees, the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is as ruthlessly competitive as “Grand Theft Auto.” So when Los Angeles-headquartered Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc. wanted to debut the latest titles in its video-game lineup, the company crafted an exhibit that recreated the games’ fun — and their fear, too.
Designed by Freddie Georges Production Group Inc. of La Palma, CA, the 10,000-square-foot exhibit featured four game-related sections. Attendees entering the oval-shaped, 450-square-foot “Batman: Arkham Asylum” area passed through the forbidding 13-foot-tall rusted iron gates used in the “Batman Forever” movie. Here, on a morgue-like floor of bare concrete, visitors played on four gaming kiosks surrounded by barbed wire, a crumbling wall spray painted with “Welcome to the Mad House” in lime green, and a restraining gurney staffers strapped attendees into for a photo opportunity. Once visitors escaped the grim atmosphere, they could flee into the nearby “F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin” segment. Modeled after the game’s desolate children’s playground with discarded shoes, crumpled soda cans, and chunks of smashed-in chain-link fence strewn about, the setting offered four stationary merry-go-rounds rigged with 40-inch plasma monitors and consoles to play the horror game.
The mood lightened in the forest-like terrain of “Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest.” Here boulders and an 18-foot-tall tree of sculpted foam on a grassy knoll of real sod recreated the gentle setting of a mythical shire from the beloved movies. Last, in the 1,380-square-foot “Lego Rock Band” section, the company used high-gloss automotive paint to tint over-sized Lego bricks that formed three stages, where would-be rockers belted out tunes from the Spin Doctors to Spinal Tap. By bringing its entertainment’s mayhem, mirth, and music to life, Warner Bros. showed the crowd and competitors it had serious game.
Trion wins Best Booth & Best Graphics at E3 2010 | TenTonHammer.com
There were a number of incredibly intricate booths amidst the controlled chaos on the show floor at E3 this year, but the space created by Trion Worlds to showcase upcoming Rift: Planes of Telara and End of Nations was a true work of art. Featuring a full scale life rift, massive video displays and live presentations for both titles, the Trion Worlds booth was hands down one of the coolest visual elements of the entire event.
Not only is End of Nations breaking new ground by offering the first true MMORTS experience to gamers, but it has some of the most impressive graphics this side of the MMO looking glass. In fact, End of Nations is one of those rare games where the awe inspiring graphics you see in the trailers are exactly what awaits you while playing. Trion Worlds is clearly onto something big with this title, and we certainly can’t wait to see more.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Massively’s Best of E3 2010
FG/PG designed and produced Trion Worlds 5,000 sq ft exhibit at E3 has been voted as Best Booth at E3 By online magazine, Massively.com
“Words cannot describe the awesomeness of this booth, showcasing both End of Nations and RIFT: Planes of Telara, designed and produced by FG/PG exclusively for Trion.”
Friday, August 20, 2010
At Work For E3 2010
This year, we had the privilege of working with clients including: Warner Bros. Interactive, 2K Games, Trion, Ignition and CodeMasters along with two other key clients, IGN (a Fox Interactive company) and GameSpot (a CBS Interactive Company).
Having had more than 24 years of expertise in both the design and fabrication of custom trade show exhibits along with special event planning and event solutions, this was undeniably a very exciting project for us.
E3 is by far one of the most exciting and dynamic tradeshows of the year. It is an event that's as important to the industry as it is for the fans. We worked hard to bring the games to life and were so excited about this year's videogame launches.
To fly with us through the progression of one of our projects please watch below.
For more information, please visit us at www.freddiegeorges.com
Friday, June 11, 2010
Words About FGPG From Fishman
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Warner Bros. Mall Tour Featured in Event Marketer


Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment launched their WB Game Station Mall Tour right before the holiday season. The tour began its journey Nov. 27th and wrapped up Dec. 20th, 2009. FG|PG is proud to share that, on January 27th of 2010, the Mall Tour was featured in Event Marketer. Freddie Georges and her team partnered up with WBIE to design, produce and manage the custom fabricated traveling booth.
“We couldn’t be happier with our build out here for our Holiday Mall Tour. Beautiful artwork and they really did a great job with staffing the event. We couldn’t be happier.” ~ Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Strategic Partner: Pearl Street Marketing

FG|PG adds Pearl Street Marketing as a strategic partner. Pearl Street Marketing will provide marketing, branding and PR capabilities for our clients.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
FG|PG Booth Featured in Event Marketer

FG|PG kicked off the new year with a Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG), LEGO Universe, which was launched at CES this past January. The 20′ x 40′ booth, featured in Event Marketer, was designed to create a “universe” experience where guests were given the opportunity to explore the virtual world of LEGO. Six game stations surrounded a giant vortex, the maelstrum, which represented the “villain” to be defeated in the game.
“The 20-foot by 40-foot booth was the dominating centerpiece of CES’ gaming area.” ~ Kenneth Briodagh
“This is an exciting launch for the FG|PG team,” said Freddie Georges, CEO. “LEGO Universe will be one of the top-selling video games in 2010 and we are extremely excited to help with the premiere at CES and work with another world-class company.”