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I sold two EM's to the TV show "Nashville" and they expressed concerns over copyright stuff. They wanted pictures of the backglasses because they were thinking about making covers for them. I didn't really care because they were buying them so I was like whatever. In the end they only used one. Never showed much of it either.
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