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1999 Game Trader Commercials

Dan Kim

Industrial and advertising

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About

The Kim family owned and operated Portland area video game retail stores called "Game Trader" from 1997-2002. Young Kim purchased the Portland Mall 205 location from Bruce Wattles, who was the father of the founder of the "Hollywood Video" video store chain. Young Kim's oldest son David Kim operated the Jantzen Beach location from 1999-2000. David Kim wrote and directed a series of commercials for Game Trader using costume building skills he had learned from his former roommate Bill Manspeaker, the founding member of the Los Angeles area comedy rock band Green Jelly. The commercials were produced at KPDX FOX 49 by David Price and David Biggs in Beaverton Oregon.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in Vintage commercials
Licence or status
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Dan Kim
Language
English
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