Thoughts on a virtual doll convention...part one
So, another Integrity Toys Convention has come and gone. In a year filled with abnormal-ness...this was a little from column A and a little from column B in terms of old and new. I think Integrity did a pretty good job recreating the programming that happens at the convention. We got all of the normal Carol and Alain banter and the repetitive explanations of things around purchasing protocols. That was all fondly familiar. What was a wonderful improvement was in the interviews with former employees and current ones giving a history of Integrity. I feel that this played really well on my laptop screen but would have been unsuccessful in a large ballroom. The interviews were intimate and special in a way that worked so well in this format. The same concept would have been swallowed up in a ballroom. It was also nice to have it be slightly more compact in terms of time. In person, you get the centerpiece reveal and then you eat for a while...and then the program starts and then the sou