Irving, TX (December 5, 2004) Fusion Productions was honored with five 2004 Bronze Telly Awards for its work with NASA. The Telly Awards, founded in 1978, are considered the premier award honoring outstanding video and film productions (www.tellyawards.com).

The Tellys annually showcase the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable operators, and corporate video departments in the world. Competing with over 10,000 entries from all over the US and many foreign countries, Fusion was awarded in three categories: multimedia, safety and employee communication.

"We're very excited and honored," notes President Todd Sims, "this recognition affirms what our customers are saying ...our productions change employee perception by delivering a memorable message."

The five Bronze Telly awards were given for:

• IES: Think About It – Telly Award: Multimedia Category
• To Fly – Telly Award: Safety Category
• To Fly – Telly Award: Employee Communication Category
• Countdown: Know Change – Telly Award: Safety Category
• Countdown: Know Change – Telly Award: Employee Communication Category

Fusion Productions is currently in pre-production on the fifth Countdown episode for NASA's Space Shuttle Program Office. Production is scheduled for late April with shooting locations to include: Johnson Space Center in Houston, Kennedy Space Center in Florida and Lockheed Martin in New Orleans.

"We've been able to shoot at some very exciting locations," notes Sims, "including at a solid rocket test motor in Utah at ATK Thoikol, inside the shuttle main engine plant at Boeing Rocketdyne in California, and beside the full shuttle 'stack' at Kenney Space Center." "The message of these productions is vital... safety for these employees saves lives and millions in hardware costs," adds Sims.

"We continually push for ways to make the delivery of our message exciting and memorable to our audience."

Fusion Productions was previously honored in 2001 with a Bronze Telly Award for Success in Process Control. A Bronze Telly is considered a finalist and must score between a 7.0 and 8.9 on a 10-point scale. Entries do not compete against each other. Rather, they compete against a high standard of excellence.