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  Q consolidates East Coast vehicles into new low tech facility near downtown Atlanta. Energy company's stock plunges as fuel consumption in Atlanta area drops 10 fold.

  

  6/15

  Proudly celebrating 20 Legendary years!
  Only 1 more year of using this fake ID.

  

  1/15:

  Quixote launches Verde Star Trailer. Celebrities line up to book the world's preeminent styley green machine.

  

  11/14:

  Quixote signs new ABC show, Astronauts Wives Club in New Orleans. Quixote agrees not divulge lurid details of Apollo's Ladies.

  

  9/14:

  Quixote Settles with Local 399. World view of Mikel returns to norm. Warehouse workers rejoice. They remain Quixote employees. Drivers receive major benefit boost. They rejoice too. All parties kiss and make up.

  

  8/14:

  Quixote acquires Movie Movers, Celebrity Camper World forever changed. Dubs new Valley Transportation Super Hub, QSV.

  

  5/14:

  Ravenswood (A spinoff of ABC's Pretty Little Liars) moves into Quixote's brand new NOLA stages. Security enhanced to prevent waves of teenage girls from flooding the lot.

  

  1/14:

  Quixote celebrates its VIP clients by holding the First Annual "Blue Party". Decided against naming it the "Blue Ball" for obvious reasons.

  

  12/13:

  Quixote teams up with AICP (The Association of Independent Commercial Producers) for the second annual food drive. Police escort needed to allow line of box trucks to deliver donations.

  

  11/13:

  Quixote's softball team, "The Dons" joins Hollywood Park's Fall Softball league to help raise money for the Boys & Girls Club. Key team members recruited by the Dodgers, but turn down major offers to stay with Quixote.

  

  10/13:

  Quixote is lead sponsor for Series finale of Breaking Bad at the Hollywood Cemetery. Heisenberg proclaims his devotion to the Verde.

  

  9/13:

  Coffee bar, Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 undergo major facelifts. Beverly Hills housewives cry foul amidst claims that we stole their tuck, pull, and lift.

  

  8/13:

  Aiming to please clients even more so than it has for years, Quixote dissolves its love affair with Smashbox to focus on legendary, solo-facing initiatives. This wasn’t done via text.

  

  6/13:

  Smashbox Photo Studio and Photo Rentals get tricked out under a new name. Take a good guess...

  

  6/13:

  Pow! Quixote clients can now walk into a brand spankin’ new front entrance on the stages in WeHo. No injections, just a good ole’ fashioned lobby-lift with a sleek video wall looping the latest eye-feasts.

  

  4/13:

  Quixote Trucks continues to expand fleet and raise funding for another dozen, which are already on second hold.

  

  01/13:

  Quixote breaks ground on two giant sound stages in New Orleans and buries 4 gold coins and an heirloom tomato in the foundation for good luck. Let the "Big Easy" production life begin…

  

  08/12:

  Quixote completely reinvents LA’s Verde motorhome game, by introducing solar powered production models to the fleet. The long standing power is rumored to actually be kryptonite.

  

  06/12:

  More Verdes are spotted on the streets of NYC. Instagram blows up from all the uploads. @QuixoteStudios #QuixoteStudios

  

  03/12:

  Stage 10 opens its doors at Quixote Studios Griffith Park. It aims to host silent-but-deadly Insul-Quilt sound-proof production goodness.

  

  01/12:

  The Q375 Photo Grip Truck is released and ready to shake up the LA photo scene.

  

  09/11:

  Quixote opens Studio Store Operation in New Orleans. Staff definitely not distracted by Jambalaya recipes online. Definitely. Not.

  

  07/11:

  Due to overwhelming demand, Quixote sends a second Verde truck to NYC with a bagel-craving driver on board who doesn’t quite follow the “don’t eat and drive” law.

  

  06/11:

  Quixote sends the Verde motorhome to the Big Apple, giving New Yorkers a taste of Hollywood luxury on their city streets. NYC responds by sending Papaya King to Hollywood.

  

  02/11:

  Quixote relocates their LA grip and lighting warehouse to its own separate building, allowing stage hands more room to lace gear and enjoy breakfast burritos.

  

  08/10:

  Quixote acquires Line 204 Production Trailers and increases production trailer fleet size by 40%. Vroom Vroom…

  

  03/10:

  Quixote throws epic celebration for their 15-year anniversary and Smashbox’s 20-year anniversary. Suffers through even more epic hangover the next day.

  

  01/10:

  It's a digi-world, folks. Quixote partners with Magia Media and forms Smashbox Digital which births amazing digital services for still and video clients.

  

  10/09:

  Quixote acquires PTS trucks and moves them to Fast and Easy warehouse in Hollywood. Trucks become faster. Service becomes easier.

  

  04/09:

  Quixote’s Fast & Easy Warehouse is born, housing Production Vehicles, Trucking, Production Supplies and a Studio Store under one roof.

  

  02/09:

  Quixote merges photo assets with Smashbox. Creates a separate Smashbox LLC. Quixbox LLC just doesn’t have the same ring.

  

  11/07:

  Quixote acquires 5 new stages in Griffith Park, bringing the number of Quixote stages to 9, ranging in size from 1,800 to 39,000 sq. ft. Blames freakishly rapid growth on pituitary-gland disorder.

  

  12/05:

  Quixote Studios turns 10 years young, son!

  

  05/05:

  Q4s are launched featuring more interior workspace and a new, swankier interiors, featuring genuine swank.

  

  04/04:

  Quixote acquires one of its sub-vendors and quickly establishes itself as a force in Grip and Lighting, Production Supply, and Communication rentals. Teamsters rejoice—while on the clock, of course.

  

  10/03:

  Quixote trailer division rolls out the Q3 production trailer, featuring the industry’s first satellite internet system. Mikel’s brick cell phone is reluctantly retired.

  

  04/02:

  Quixote leases a 6,000 sq-ft. building, one block east of the main West Hollywood campus and unveils its ultra-private Stage 4. Security is eased back when CEO Mikel Elliott is denied access.

  

  02/02:

  BMG Music hosts an elaborate party at Quixote after its artists sweep the Grammys. Later, Quixote sweeps up after the artists.

  

  09/01:

  Quixote Studio Store opens, offering global shipping, competitive pricing and the world's largest selection to feature films. Briefly refers to itself as the “Wal-Mart of Studio Stores,” until a cease-and-desist letter puts an end to that.

  

  01/00:

  The world’s first tandem production trailer, the Q2, is commissioned after being built entirely onsite in Quixote’s secret underground lair, located deep beneath La Cienega Blvd.

  

  04/99:

  Quixote expands to a larger facility in West Hollywood. Giorgio Armani comes calling and throws a party you heard about, but couldn’t get into, the one where Eric Clapton played and displayed 100 of his guitars for auction. The tipping point is achieved.

  

  08/98:

  Quixote builds the Q1, the world’s first pop-out production trailer. Prematurely sets sights on space travel.

  

  11/97:

  Quixote opens their first multi-studio photo-and-event facility at 7070 Santa Monica Blvd. Welcomes itself to the neighborhood with a fancy gift basket that looks like it cost at least $200, but was actually purchased at Costco for 100 bucks.

  

  07/97:

  Stylish, convenient and pimped-out for production, three custom-built Quixote motorhomes begin serving location photo shoots—and, occasionally, margaritas.

  

  03/95:

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  1000 N Cahuenga Blvd
  Hollywood, CA
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  Brooklyn, NY
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