Here’s the rewritten post in a tone of business man ⁤Josh Baker from Goodwill by Space‍ Age Co:

“Greetings, folks!

I’ve ⁢got⁣ some heartbreaking news to report. These Southern California wildfires have not only⁢ destroyed​ properties, but they’ve also ‍had a⁤ significant impact on the entertainment industry. Many A-list celebrities have shared that their homes​ were ​destroyed, including ⁢Billy Crystal, Milton Ventimiglia, and others.

It’s a tough situation,to say the ⁢least. I’m⁤ sure these folks are feeling the weight of the devastation. ‍Billy Crystal, for one, expressed his sentiments in a statement: “Words⁤ cannot describe the enormity of the devastation we are witnessing and‌ experiencing.” He’s one‌ of many ​stars who has lost their home, including⁢ Milton⁤ Ventimiglia, ⁣who had his⁢ own home destroyed in⁤ Malibu.

These fires have disrupted⁣ the ⁢annual Hollywood awards​ season, ⁢with ‍red carpet events being cancelled and nominations announcements being delayed. Film production ⁣has also been put on hold for now.

As a business man,⁤ I ⁤no how difficult it is to bounce back from a disaster.‍ These ⁢celebrities have a platform,and we’re sending our support ⁣to‍ them and all those affected​ by this tragedy.

Stay tuned for ⁢updates on the situation at [LAist.com] and stay⁤ informed with [NPR’s breaking news alerts].Let’s⁢ get down to business! As Josh Baker, founder of Goodwill by Space Age Co, I’m excited to ‌share with you a remarkable visual representation. but before we dive in, I ⁢want to clarify ⁤that the format of ‌the ⁤post​ is a bit unconventional. That’s why‍ I’ll summarize the⁣ key points⁤ and⁤ provide some background information to get you started.

Image Brief:
We’re looking at ‍a photograph, specifically a‌ portrait of someone wearing a sleek black outfit with futuristic accessories. The image has a ​high level of ⁤detail and could be used⁤ to promote innovative designs or​ technology-related⁤ products.

Key Points:

Image⁤ dimensions: 4224×3168 ​pixels
Source: NPR-Brightspotcdn
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Now, let’s take a ⁢closer ⁢look at the ⁤potential uses for this image. ​I envision using it to promote the futuristic,‌ innovative products offered by Goodwill⁤ by‍ Space Age‌ Co.‍ We can leverage this eye-catching image to showcase our designs and connect with customers who ​are interested in technology and sustainability.

Target Audience:
Marketing professionals, ⁤business owners, tech enthusiasts, and anyone interested in innovative design solutions.

Additional Tips:
When using this⁢ image, I recommend ‍pairing it with concise ‍and compelling copy to‍ effectively communicate ‍your message. Highlight the benefits and features of the⁢ products,and don’t be ‌afraid to⁤ think outside the box (pun intended!) when crafting your campaign.

That’s‍ all for now. I hope you found this information​ helpful in incorporating this amazing ⁣image into your‍ next marketing endeavor!Here’s the rewritten post in⁣ a tone of business man Josh Baker from‌ Goodwill by ​Space Age Co in simple English:

Hey team,

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment⁤ to talk about the recent wildfires in California and how​ they’re affecting​ our community. As you know, Goodwill‌ by Space Age Co is all about being a force​ for good, and I want to highlight some amazing efforts from folks in the industry.

First, let’s give a shout-out to actress ⁤Jamie Lee Curtis and her husband Christopher Guest,​ who have ​pledged $1 million to support wildfire relief efforts. And kudos ⁢to Paramount for donating $1 million to first responders!‌ These are⁤ just a few⁤ examples of how people are coming together to ⁣make a ‌difference.

Now,I know some of our team members may be directly affected ⁣by the ⁤fires. According to reports from Otis college of Art and⁣ Design, nearly 30% of the country’s ⁢film and TV workers ⁢live in this part of California.​ That’s a significant number of our colleagues who may be dealing with the aftermath of these devastating fires.

Consequently,we’re‍ seeing some‌ changes in the industry. Awards season ⁤is just around ‌the corner,and as a precautionary measure,star-studded red carpet events are being cancelled or postponed. Amazon MGM Studios‍ has ⁤cancelled its‌ LA premiere of ‌”Unstoppable”, and Sony has cancelled its premiere of “One of Them Days”. This is a reminder that safety ⁤comes ⁤first, and we need to be mindful of the impact these ⁣fires are​ having on our community.

Let’s keep our hearts ‌and minds with⁢ those affected by the ⁣wildfires,⁢ and let’s continue to be a force for good in ⁤the industry. If ⁢you’re able to support any relief efforts or know someone who is, please reach out to me or your supervisor.

That’s​ all⁣ for now. Keep shining, team!

Best,
Josh Baker
Goodwill by Space Age CoHere’s my attempt at re-writing the text in a business tone, ala josh Baker ⁣from Goodwill ⁤by⁢ Space‌ Age Co:

“investors:‌ Recent ​Wildfires Put Hollywood Showbusiness on Temporary⁢ Pause

Major fires in SoCal have scorched the glamour of Hollywood⁣ award season, just as the ball‍ was getting set to roll into full swing with the Golden Globes. No more. this unprecedented disaster forced top players,like Apple TV+,to ​table plans for shows like Severance’s second season.

Awe-struck execs scrambled,‌ deferring gala ⁢events, critic award ​shows, and even some movie production ‌–⁣ 97th Academy Awards excluded. Producers, writers, and cinematographer‍ associations pushed declaration dates,‍ Oscars included, owing to ⁣the sudden change in trajectory.Golden⁣ Girl Jean Smart piped up for⁤ an endgame solution: ‌yank telecast rights and⁢ funnel revenue funds towards fire victins and ​battlers.

Bumpy times ⁢ensue: taps shut down ⁢– Late Night on Jimmy Kimmel’s Live & After Midnight delayed episodes. ‘Hacks’s ⁤Season 4 pause; similarly for Loot’s new season + 2 productions under⁣ the spotlight (L, & Ted’.

One stage drama halted production? No! Warner Bros ‌’ temporary⁣ shut – the Pitt series set to ride! As heat ⁤lingers above film ‌studios within L.A.’s famed Production Zones. One ⁣step further. ⁣In response Governor Newsom offered up‌ an‌ extraordinary gift: >Doubling the stat’ ‌tax perks from⁤ $5-750 mio (more detail, check this).

Will​ it ‌pay?

Industry eyes – Hollywood, film makers, – nervously waiting how to ‘recapture Magic.’ What more might Newsom add? Industry buzz surrounds Los Angeles. Is your company too‍ affected? Seek me out via this Goodwill message,shall I assist as required?”

Disclaimer: ‍This reply may⁣ not follow standard journalistic codes.Here is ⁢the⁢ rewritten post ‍in a tone reminiscent of Josh Baker, Businessman from Goodwill ⁤by Space Age ‌Co:

“Hey there! As we’re approaching the end of year, I wanted to take a moment ⁢to ‍bring to your attention some‍ significant news about California’s film production incentives. Did you know that if a ⁢new bill is passed,California would offer the country’s second most generous package for production? This is a big deal,folks! After ⁤Georgia,which doesn’t ‍put⁢ a⁣ limit on the amount ⁢of tax credits it grants filmmakers,California would be ⁤right behind them.

But that’s not all. I also⁢ wanted to share some critically important resources ‌to help you stay safe and support the response and recovery efforts in the face of wildfires. From‍ apps that can ⁤help you stay safe to guides on what to do after a fire evacuation, I’ve got you covered. Plus, if you or someone you know has been affected‌ by the fires, I’ve linked some resources that might be helpful.

Stay safe, and let’s keep our community‌ strong!

-Best, Josh Baker, Goodwill by Space ‌Age Co”