Ed Seeman

After returning from military service, Seeman and his partner Ray Favata began the media company Gryphon Productions, which ran from about 1960 to 1969.

[5] In 1967 Seeman paid Frank Zappa $2,000 to produce music for a Luden's cough drops television commercial.

[7][8] An alternate version of the soundtrack, called "The Big Squeeze", later appeared on Zappa's posthumous 1996 album "The Lost Episodes".

Seeman also produced other films with Zappa, such as the 14-hour montage Uncle Meat, for which he won a Cine Golden Eagle Award.

In 1981 Seeman and Favata won an Emmy Award for their work on the intro to the children's television show The Great Space Coaster.

Security adverts from c.1953, from the 4th Infantry Division's Ivy Leaves newspaper, by Corporal Ed Seeman