LAWRENCE HAROLD COSMAN KNOW AS LARRY! MY DAD, WHO WAS THE MASTER NEON BENDER FEATURED IN THIS DOCUMENTARY PASSED AWAY, BY MY SIDE ON MAY 14 , 2017 , THE SAME DAY AS MY MOMS MEMORIAL, MY DAD PICKED HIS TIME , WE WATCHED HIS FAVORITE , SIDNEY CROSBY TOGETHER , AS WE ALWAYS DID. THE BEST PART OF MY LIFE WAS WORKING WITH DAD SINCE I WAS 15 YEARS OLD , 37 YEARS, 6 TO 7 DAYS A WEEK, MY DAD & MOM WERE GIVERS , ALWAYS HELPING OTHERS EVEN IF IT WAS HIS LAST 20 DOLLARS , MY MOTHER WAS THE SAME, BOTH FROM A GENERATION WHO LOOKED OUT FOR OTHERS BEFORE EVER HELPING THEM SELVES. REST IN PIECE DAD JAMIE COSMAN
i don' think i heard this woman say "umm" or pause to think about any part of her narration this whole time. i could listen to here tell stories from back in the day for hours. she is perfectly weathered for such stories. she has been there, lived it. killer documentary.
This is really an interesting documentary film telling some of the early history of neon in the 1920s up to the 1970s. A treasure trove of animated neon signs captured on video, all over the United States was very compelling. The film has a main character named “Jackie” and she is a very good actress telling stories about neon, neon bending and how neon makes her feel.
Also known as "Neon: An Electric Memoir", of which I bought a copy in the 1990s. Sort of scmaltzy, but well intended. Lots of wonderful old signs, of course.
Was hoping for much more history and less artsyness, but still a very interesting short documentary nonetheless. Given that the thing is nearly 4 decades old I suppose the whole thing is history now! The "Let There Be Neon" and "MONA" galleries of NY and LA respectively are still open today!
My FATHER LAWRENCE COSMAN, made many of RUDI STERNS NEON PIECES DAD made NEON for many artists MICHEAL HAYDON to name a few, he was gifted a natural he trained benders all over the world HE LOVED what he created LAWRENCE COSMAN 1933/ 2017 he did the glass work for ARTISTS up until 2016 due to the INTRAKIT work involved
that is my DAD bending felix the cat and he still at it today cosmanneon.com videos will be out soon showing restorations and manufacturing of neon displays & advertising the old school way
LAWRENCE HAROLD COSMAN KNOW AS LARRY! MY DAD, WHO WAS THE MASTER NEON BENDER FEATURED IN THIS DOCUMENTARY PASSED AWAY, BY MY SIDE ON MAY 14 , 2017 , THE SAME DAY AS MY MOMS MEMORIAL, MY DAD PICKED HIS TIME , WE WATCHED HIS FAVORITE , SIDNEY CROSBY TOGETHER , AS WE ALWAYS DID. THE BEST PART OF MY LIFE WAS WORKING WITH DAD SINCE I WAS 15 YEARS OLD , 37 YEARS, 6 TO 7 DAYS A WEEK, MY DAD & MOM WERE GIVERS , ALWAYS HELPING OTHERS EVEN IF IT WAS HIS LAST 20 DOLLARS , MY MOTHER WAS THE SAME, BOTH FROM A GENERATION WHO LOOKED OUT FOR OTHERS BEFORE EVER HELPING THEM SELVES. REST IN PIECE DAD JAMIE COSMAN
i don' think i heard this woman say "umm" or pause to think about any part of her narration this whole time. i could listen to here tell stories from back in the day for hours. she is perfectly weathered for such stories. she has been there, lived it. killer documentary.
It was scripted. She is an actress.
This is really an interesting documentary film telling some of the early history of neon in the 1920s up to the 1970s. A treasure trove of animated neon signs captured on video, all over the United States was very compelling. The film has a main character named “Jackie” and she is a very good actress telling stories about neon, neon bending and how neon makes her feel.
Also known as "Neon: An Electric Memoir", of which I bought a copy in the 1990s.
Sort of scmaltzy, but well intended.
Lots of wonderful old signs, of course.
Awesome video 👌
What a wounderful Dokumentation,this was very nice. Greetings from Berlin :-)
This is a MASTERPIECE. Thank you so much for sharing it.
What a hidden gem of a video on the Internet
Was hoping for much more history and less artsyness, but still a very interesting short documentary nonetheless. Given that the thing is nearly 4 decades old I suppose the whole thing is history now! The "Let There Be Neon" and "MONA" galleries of NY and LA respectively are still open today!
My FATHER LAWRENCE COSMAN, made many of RUDI STERNS NEON PIECES DAD made NEON for many artists MICHEAL HAYDON to name a few, he was gifted a natural he trained benders all over the world HE LOVED what he created LAWRENCE COSMAN 1933/ 2017 he did the glass work for ARTISTS up until 2016 due to the INTRAKIT work involved
Great documentary! thanks for sharing!
Really really like that.
that is my DAD bending felix the cat and he still at it today cosmanneon.com videos will be out soon showing restorations and manufacturing of neon displays & advertising the old school way
My bad, was very helpful actually. Go neon!
The narrator is Beautifully USA !!!
The ORIGINAL was called NEON AN ELECTRIC MEMOIR
the light bulb and the neon has made the world change first it was in New York and then in London
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What a passionate lady, evry mans dream....
Great, but the character/narration wasn’t helpful
Fr lmao