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== Lively Productions == === Tournament promotion === Lively established [[Lively Productions]] as the business associated with his tournament activities. The organisation produced major events during the late 1980s and 1990s. === Partnership with Sam Caldwell === [[Sam Caldwell]] became an important collaborator. Historical reporting identifies Lively and Caldwell as organisers of a national tournament series. The two worked together on events including the International Masters and Music City Open. === National tournament circuit === Lively Productions promoted events at different locations across the United States. These competitions helped establish a national calendar for competitive teams. === Manufacturer involvement === The events were supported by paintball manufacturers and distributors. Sponsors provided equipment, merchandise and cash prizes. === PMI and RP Scherer === During 1991 and 1992, PMI and RP Scherer were major sponsors of the Lively tournament series.[4] The companies' names appeared in tournament branding. RP Scherer supplied paintballs for the events. === Prize money === Historical photographs and interviews document substantial tournament prizes. A Paintball History retrospective records that PMI sponsored a $15,000 cash first-place prize at the 1992 Lively Masters.[4] === Tournament economics === The relationship between tournament promoters and equipment suppliers became an important issue during the early 1990s. Exclusive paintball arrangements provided organisers with a source of revenue but could also increase costs for participating teams.
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