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http://www.bigfootpartners.com
Bigfoot Partners was created in 2003 with a primary focus of investment in Independent film productions. It is also focused on creating new markets for film of all types. Bigfoot Partners is dedicated to the community of filmmakers looking to expand into new frontiers of filmmaking and open new markets to their work. Bigfoot and the Bigfoot footprint are trademarks and servicemarks.
Stratus Film Company is an equal partnership between producers Bob Yari and Mark Gordon. Stratus holds a first-look co-financing deal with Universal Pictures and finances films in the $5-50 million range. In March, Miramax will release Stratus' first film, Hostage, a crime thriller starring Bruce Willis and Kevin Pollak. Its other forthcoming projects include PRIME, starring Sandra Bullock to be released by Universal, and Winter Passing, with Ed Harris, Zooey Deschanel, Will Farrell and Amelia Warner.
http://www.partnersinmotion.com
Harmony Entertainment Management Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Partners in Motion that was established in 1997 to operate as a private film financing and distribution company dedicated to investing in high-quality productions designed for the international market. Harmony quickly attained credibility by funding successful programs such as Beyond Medicine (39 x 30, TV-Series, WTN/Discovery Latin America/Wisdom Channel), 13 Seconds - The Kent State Shootings (1 x 60, Documentary, TLC, History), and A Soldier's Voice (1 x 60, Documentary, History Television). In 2000, Harmony has funded some projects that have garnered international interest, such as Disasters of the Century (39 x 60, Documentary, History Television), and Very Odd Jobs (26 x 30, Lifestyle, Global, Discovery Kids). Harmony also provides interim, bridge and development project financing in order to meet the ongoing project needs of Partners in Motion, as well as distribution advances and equity investments to third parties. In January of 1999, Harmony introduced its new international distribution division and presently represents over 300 hours of documentary, lifestyle and reality-based programming for distribution at all major international market events, including MIPCOM, MIPTV and NATPE. Recently, the company has added the stock footage and music libraries of Partners in Motion to it's product collection. Harmony Entertainment will continue its active pursuit of high-quality programming designed for the international market in order to augment its existing library. For more information please contact: Jeff Stecyk Vice President Business Affairs, Marketing and Development
Investrum Ltd specialises in sourcing appropriate finance for independent feature films. If you are a Film Producer, or have been appointed as an Executive Producer in respect of a film for which you require finance, you may be eligible to complete our Project Information Form ("PIF") and submit it to us for consideration. The PIF is available on this web-site to those who have submitted an Enquiry Form to us, and who have been provided with a User ID and password (see Eligibility and Project Submission sections for details).
http://www.pacificapentertainment.com
Pacificap's activities involve the financing, production and marketing of unique films, live broadcasts, television, and other innovative media and entertainment offerings including sales, distribution, branding, and merchandising for theatrical motion picture, television, video/DVD, and other media and entertainment products and services to marketplaces world-wide.
http://www.greenestreetfilms.com
GreeneStreet Films is testing the waters with two key projects in Cannes this year, in preparation for the full launch of the New York-based indie stable's inhouse international sales division. Unit is expected to coalesce gradually in the coming months. A fully financed division of GreeneStreet that will operate as a separate company, the sales arm is tentatively being dubbed GreeneStreet Films Intl., and will be headed by Cedric Jeanson. The former Miramax Intl. exec VP joined GreeneStreet two years ago, becoming a third partner with company co-founders John Penotti and Fisher Stevens. "The formation of this new division came at a point where we realized that to keep growing and be successful, we needed to be a little more proactive not only in production but also in the international distribution of our films," Jeanson told Variety. In Cannes this year, Jeanson is drumming up awareness of the company's two lead projects with international distribs, as well as closing selected presales. Those pics are Wayne Beach's cop thriller "Slow Burn," with Ray Liotta and LL Cool J; and Sally Potter's romantic drama "Yes," with Joan Allen, Simon Abkarian and Sam Neill. Potter's film recently shifted locations from London and Belfast to the Dominican Republic and will be completed in November following some additional shooting in New York. "Slow Burn" will start shooting July 9 in Montreal, with other key cast to be announced in the coming days. "Our primary mission is to handle sales on our own productions overseas," Jeanson says. "But in order to create more clout and volume, we will tie this activity into acquisitions for international, as well as going into co-production and co-financing of projects and split-rights deals with studios." While Jeanson says the priority in Cannes has been to familiarize buyers with the new sales structure and not to close deals given that footage is not yet available, distribution pacts were sealed for both projects in Russia, Israel and Greece, with negotiations expected to wrap soon for Scandinavia and Iceland. Offers also are on the table for Australia, Switzerland and Brazil. GreeneStreet expects to greenlight two more features to start production before the end of the year and one more by spring 2004. Additionally, the company is preparing initial projects from its newly formed cutting-edge horror division Raw Nerve (Variety Cannes Show Daily, May 19), which also will be sold through the sales arm. The company is moving ahead with casting and attaching directors and expects to announce new project details soon. "We have a very busy production slate with quite an interesting mix of genres and budget ranges, from mainstream comedies to low-budget horror to a metaphysical thriller," Jeanson says. "Buyers have been very receptive here to this new entity," he adds. "What GreeneStreet can offer is that it's a company with a strong reach to talent, it's well financed and has the kind of respected production expertise that allows us to be very cost-effective on our projects." GreeneStreet is readying "Uptown Girls" with Brittany Murphy and Dakota Fanning for U.S. release in August via MGM, which has worldwide rights. Pic was directed by Boaz Yakin, who heads the Raw Nerve operation. Previous films financed and produced by GreeneStreet include "Swimfan," "Pinero" and "In the Bedroom."
http://www.artsalliancemedia.com
Arts Alliance Media provides end-to-end digital cinema services - financing, supply and integration of equipment, content mastering and support. AAM also sources,manages and actively promotes Alternative Content for cinemas. AAM provides services for the industry through our secure, professional VOD service, Vizumi Pro, and also with Newman, our online cinema management solution.
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