Olidiv Kenu
Behold, a Swordsman of Legend
Corporation Name: Aganathau Holography Film and Unlimited Lightworks AHFUL on the business cards.
Headquarters: Mobile,
Locations: Aims to set up shipping centers in Rodia.
Operations: Holographic recording equipment and software and holographic props. One of their more recent products is the Holosaber, a specialized reactive.
Rationale: The company went through a bad spell two years back, and offered stock options in exchange for celebrity endorsements from Olidiv. Using his award-winning talents, the hallmark toys have gotten to major production studios.
Tier: Tier 1. However, AHFUL ships out most of its product around the galaxy, with the understanding that third-party shipping is added to the price of work.
Description:
Founded in 7 ABY by the Corellian Punk Musician and anti-empire rocker Tsol Shebani, lead singer of Progressive Scrak band Deeply Religious. The company had multiple periods of growth and decline, mostly selling holographic recording and performance equipments to opera houses on Corellia and Coruscant.
After a massive recession following the Gulag Plague, the company only was able to do small custom orders to companys and theatres occasionally. Around 806 ABY, Majini Oread declareed bankruptcy, and used the company largely as a tax Shelter.
Three years ago, Olidiv met a promising engineer at AHFUL and began working with him on a project--developing more realistic weaponry for Rodian dramas, as they often called for violent graphic displays, and Olidiv was "tired of rigging red ribbons to fly out of his shirt instead of decent blood." Violating years of tradition, Olidiv used his experimental "bloodspurter" in a production of "The Rise and Fall of Lord Grievous: The Musical"--and it was meant with rave reviews. Realizing the power of the Rodian market, certain executives began to court other theaters. Olidiv, knowing a good supplier when he saw one, agreed to promote and test products for the company--in exchange for stock.
Eventually, Olidiv began to acquire enough stock and influence in the boardroom that his leadership made him more or less the head of AHFUL. Now, he occasionally makes press statements and wanders into various theaters. And making product demos.
Headquarters: Mobile,
Locations: Aims to set up shipping centers in Rodia.
Operations: Holographic recording equipment and software and holographic props. One of their more recent products is the Holosaber, a specialized reactive.
Rationale: The company went through a bad spell two years back, and offered stock options in exchange for celebrity endorsements from Olidiv. Using his award-winning talents, the hallmark toys have gotten to major production studios.
Tier: Tier 1. However, AHFUL ships out most of its product around the galaxy, with the understanding that third-party shipping is added to the price of work.
Description:
Founded in 7 ABY by the Corellian Punk Musician and anti-empire rocker Tsol Shebani, lead singer of Progressive Scrak band Deeply Religious. The company had multiple periods of growth and decline, mostly selling holographic recording and performance equipments to opera houses on Corellia and Coruscant.
After a massive recession following the Gulag Plague, the company only was able to do small custom orders to companys and theatres occasionally. Around 806 ABY, Majini Oread declareed bankruptcy, and used the company largely as a tax Shelter.
Three years ago, Olidiv met a promising engineer at AHFUL and began working with him on a project--developing more realistic weaponry for Rodian dramas, as they often called for violent graphic displays, and Olidiv was "tired of rigging red ribbons to fly out of his shirt instead of decent blood." Violating years of tradition, Olidiv used his experimental "bloodspurter" in a production of "The Rise and Fall of Lord Grievous: The Musical"--and it was meant with rave reviews. Realizing the power of the Rodian market, certain executives began to court other theaters. Olidiv, knowing a good supplier when he saw one, agreed to promote and test products for the company--in exchange for stock.
Eventually, Olidiv began to acquire enough stock and influence in the boardroom that his leadership made him more or less the head of AHFUL. Now, he occasionally makes press statements and wanders into various theaters. And making product demos.
