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Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera and URSA Mini 4.6K Used on Peugeot Commercial Ben Ketai, Director/Co-creator of Crackle’s 'Chosen,' Joins ContagiousLA AKA NYC Captures Seven Telly Awards Call For Entries: SHOOT Summer Behind The Scenes (BTS) Photo Contest Now Open Therapy Studios Hits The Streets with Post Production for Cult Comic Film Officer Downe FilmL.A. Issues Third Annual Feature Production Study SMPTE and HPA Announce Jury for SMPTE-HPA Student Film Festival “House of Lies” Creator Matthew Carnahan Joins Holmes Defender of the Faith John Swihart Scores Salvation Army’s “Restore“ for Visual Music Rampant Design Adds to Growing Library of Apple Final Cut Pro X Plug-Ins Source Creative, an Extreme Reach Company, Announces Acquisition of Slate ESPN and Big Block Win Sports Emmy® Award For ESPN Monday Night Football Graphics Package EditShare and MoovIT Production Services Shortlisted for IBC2016 Innovation Award Eileen Godoy Named Executive Producer at Cognition SourceAudio Clients "Detect" Dramatic Advantages in New Watermarking Technology French Solar Roadway Film Wins Grand Prix and One World Awards
Click link to view screenwork School of Visual Arts "Taking the Plunge" (ADC 95th Annual Awards Black Cube winner) The Salvation Army's "Restore" Paramount Pictures' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 "Mo-Cap" Featurette Amazon PrimeNow's ‘New Neighbors’ Arcade's Paul Martinez Edits New Justin Timberlake Music Video "Can't Stop The Feeling!" Greater Palm Springs Convention Visitors Bureau's "Find Your Own Oasis" Summer Campaign LEGO Dimensions Endless Awesome "Thermal" Directed by Tim Damon "When Two Worlds Collide" Trailer Stephen Arnold Music/WGNO God Bless Louisiana Campaign Mass Extinction No. 6 Music Video Ford F-150 Raptor "Raptor 2017" P!nk - Just Like Fire (From the Original Motion Picture "Alice Through The Looking Glass") |
Plus composer insights into "Homeland," "Jessica Jones," "Killing Fields"; a DP’s POV on "Deadliest Catch"; costumes on "Billions," "The Astronaut Wives Club"
By Robert Goldrich, The Road To Emmy, Part 5
LOS ANGELES -- Artist perspectives in this installment of The Road To Emmy span directorial and production designer insights into All the Way (HBO), reflections from composers on Homeland (Showtime), Jessica Jones (Netflix) and Killing Fields (Discovery), a costume designer’s take on Billions (Showtime) and The Astronaut Wives Club (ABC), and a cinematographer’s Emmy-winning approach to Deadliest Catch (Discovery). All the Way For director Jay Roach, there’s a contemporary relevance to the story of President... Ben Silverman and Lee Hunt, featured in separate sessions, provide industry perspective
By Roberta Griefer
NEW YORK -- Marking its 60th anniversary this year, PromaxBDA held its annual Conference June 14-16 at the New York Hilton. With the confab tagline” Create What’s Next,” speakers and panels discussed the state of the television industry and how entertainment marketers are adapting to the ever-changing Industry. The PromaxBDA Association represents more than 10,000 companies and individuals who are engaged in various aspects of the marketing of television and video content on all platforms. Utilizing myriad... Mistress and bpg Advertising named Agencies of the Year
NEW YORK -- FX Networks was named North America Marketing Team of the Year for the sixth consecutive year at the 2016 PromaxBDA Promotion, Marketing and Design Awards Thursday night, while CNN Worldwide won Marketing Team of the Year for the second consecutive year in the Global Excellence competition. Los Angeles-based agency Mistress was named North America Agency of the Year, while bpg Advertising took home the Global Excellence Agency of the Year honors. The ceremony at the New York Hilton Midtown... CANNES, France -- See It Be It, the Cannes Lions initiative to support and develop the industry’s underrepresentation of female creatives, has unveiled its class of 2016. The group of high-potential women, who were chosen from over 500 applications and represent a diverse range of global talent, includes: Marta Fraczek, sr. copywriter, Saatchi & Saatchi/Interactive Solutions, Poland; Lauren Smith, associate creative director, TBWA\Media Arts Lab, USA; Lucy-Anne Ronayne, creative director, Havas London, UK;... LOS ANGELES -- The Board of Governors of the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has elected Kees Van Oostrum to serve as president of the organization. This is Oostrum’s first term, which will run for one year, beginning immediately. The ASC Board also selected its slate of officers. They include: Bill Bennett, Dean Cundey and Lowell Peterson as vice presidents; Levi Isaacs as treasurer; Fred Goodich as secretary; and Roberto Schaefer as sergeant-at-arms. “It is our task as an organization to educate... LOS ANGELES -- RSA’s Hey Wonderful has signed director John Dolan for commercial representation. A versatile filmmaker, Dolan has a body of work encompassing performance-driven narrative campaigns for Volkswagen, Coca-Cola, Visa, Ford, ESPN, Miller Lite and Mini, along with visually striking campaigns for BMW, Peugeot, Corona and The North Face. The director’s early work covers the gamut of smart comedy seen in Got Milk’s “Carny” and VW’s “Pursuit,” and most recently the inspired visuals of Peugeot’s “Hands”... LOS ANGELES -- RSA Films has added the Freise Brothers--Nathan and Adam Freise--to its directorial roster for commercial representation. Known for cinematic, design-inspired storytelling, the duo has to its credit spots for the Newport Beach Film Festival, homeless assistance agency PATH, On Shoes and jeweler Atelier Minyon. But it was their own indie production of Tesla’s Not A Dream that landed the Freise Brothers firmly in the spotlight. The branded spec film depicts a Tesla in its electric car splendor... LOS ANGELES -- Bicoastal Station Film has added director Lena Beug to its roster for commercial representation. Her body of work includes spots for Skittles, Just For Men, BBC, AT&T, Clorox, Bluefly.com, CMT and MTV, as well as PSAs for Smile Train, AIDS Vancouver, and MADD. A recent Beug-helmed campaign for Manwich via DDB West was praised by industry tastemakers for its casting, grounded performances and nod to indelible ‘80s style, while an earlier promo for MTV, Chunky Pam “Merry XXXLmas,” was voted... SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- Holmes Defender of the Faith has signed director Matthew Carnahan for exclusive representation in commercials and branded short films. Carnahan is the creator of Showtime’s hit series House of Lies . He wrote and produced all 56 episodes of the dark comedy that chronicles the misadventures of superstar business management consultant Marty Kaan (portrayed by Don Cheadle) and his associates (Kristen Bell, Ben Schwartz, Josh Lawson). During his five years as showrunner, Carnahan directed six... By Sam Hananel
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a big win for the Obama administration, a federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the government's "net neutrality" rules that require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally. The 2-1 ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is a victory for consumer groups and content companies such as Netflix that want to prevent online content from being blocked or channeled into fast and slow lanes. The rules treat broadband service like a public utility and... By Brian Melley
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page demonstrated a deft touch at deflecting questions aimed at showing he might have lifted a passage for the introduction to the 1971 hit "Stairway to Heaven." Testifying in his defense Thursday in a copyright infringement case, Page showed little interest in comparing his composition with the obscure earlier instrumental work in question, "Taurus," by the late Randy Wolfe, founder of the band Spirit. Page was reluctant to compare the harmony, tempo or structure... By Derrik J. Lang, Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- With some publishers splitting from the show floor and more gamers sliding on virtual reality headsets than ever before, this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo moved the video game industry in decidedly different directions than past installments of the annual interactive extravaganza. The event drew more than 50,000 industry insiders to the Los Angeles Convention Center this week, while 20,000 gamers attended an all-new fan fest held outside. The attention-seeking competition for eyeballs... By Ryan Nakashima, Business Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman may not have much time left at the entertainment conglomerate. National Amusements, the theater company through which Sumner Redstone controls both Viacom and CBS, said Thursday that it has replaced Dauman and four other directors on Viacom's 11-member board. The shakeup comes as lawyers battle over whether Redstone, 93, is mentally competent to run the multibillion-dollar New York-based media companies Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp. Frederic Salerno, the lead independent... Andrew Delbridge promoted to co-president, continues as chief strategy & engagement officer
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. -- Beginning July 18, Dave Damman, currently interim global executive creative director for Commonwealth IPG overseeing the Chevrolet business, will become chief creative officer and co-president of agency Grupo Gallegos. And effective immediately, Andrew Delbridge, currently chief strategy and engagement officer for Grupo Gallegos, adds the title of co-president, partnering with Damman to shape and run the agency’s growth and operations, as well as its creative output. Announcing the two new... LOS ANGELES -- The Cavalry Productions has signed director Gregor Nicholas for exclusive commercial and digital content representation in the U.S. and most of Europe. The move reunites the filmmaker with former @radical.media collaborators, Cavalry COO Aric Ackerman and Guy Pechard, who represents The Cavalry as EP in Paris. Nicholas began his career in New Zealand where he studied art history and architecture before venturing into more experimental film collaborations with musicians, performance artists, and... WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. -- The creative duo CO.LAB--consisting of Canadian-born Justin Tyler Close and Jeremy Power Regimbal--has joined Arts & Sciences for U.S. representation. Close comes from a background of art photography and Regimbal from one of postproduction and cinematography. Together as CO.LAB they are directors, photographers, publishers, creative directors, event curators and storytellers, who adopt a multifaceted approach for projects, Close and Regimbal formed CO.LAB a year-and-half ago. The pair first... LOS ANGELES -- Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. (Deluxe) announced that 30-year television postproduction industry veteran Domenic Rom has been promoted to the role of president and general manager, Deluxe TV Post-Production Services. Rom, formerly the managing director of Deluxe’s New York studio (Encore/Company 3/Method), will drive Deluxe’s global services for television; specifically, the Encore and Level 3 branded companies. He will be based in Los Angeles, reporting to Deluxe CEO John Wallace... VFX and content creation studio assembles new, interdisciplinary group of artists, technologists and designers focused on emerging formats
NEW YORK -- The Mill has promoted Boo Wong to global director of emerging technology, a newly created position based out of The Mill’s New York studio. Working closely with local leadership teams, Wong will lead the emerging technology ensemble across The Mill’s global studios in London, New York, LA, and Chicago. In her new role, Wong will be responsible for expanding The Mill’s interactive and immersive portfolio, oversee the implementation of group-wide workflows, and focus on attracting top talent to... BURBANK, Calif. -- Cast & Crew Entertainment Services, which offers technology-enabled payroll and production management services to the entertainment industry, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire CAPS Payroll, a payroll provider spanning multiple entertainment end markets including commercial production, venues, music tours, live events, unscripted television and independent film. Silver Lake, the global technology investing firm and controlling shareholder of Cast & Crew, is committing... CHICAGO -- SIGGRAPH 2016, showcasing the latest in computer graphics and interactive techniques, will be presenting “Making Of” Production Sessions for a number of high-profile hit motion pictures, video games, VR films, and theme park attractions. With the tagline “Render the Possibilities,” SIGGRAPH 2016 will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center, July 24–28. The SIGGRAPH 2016 Production Sessions program highlights include: •“Deadpool” + Colossus Our Favorite [Anti] Superheroes Digital Domain worked... By Mark Kennedy, Drama Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- "Hamilton," the hip-hop stage biography of Alexander Hamilton, won the 2016 Tony Award for best new musical, capping an emotional night in which many in the Broadway community rallied to embrace the LGBT community after a shooting at a gay Florida nightclub. Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical biography about the first U.S. treasury secretary won 11 Tonys, just short of breaking the 12-Tony record held by "The Producers." Jeffrey Seller, producer of "Hamilton," quoted the show's lyrics when accepting... By Jake Coyle, Film Writer
In Pixar's hands, the ocean - equal parts danger and wonder - is a vast metaphor for the choppy waters of parenting. Cloistered coral reefs of home are surrounded by frightful drop-offs and strong currents that can sweep a little fish out to an immense sea. When the difference between survival and shark bait is flipper-thin, how much line do parents give before reeling in? "Finding Dory," a sequel to 2003's "Finding Nemo," shifts the tale from Nemo, the clownfish with a weak fin, to Dory, the... She serves as EP and portrays Mavis McCready, marking her 1st recurring role on a scripted TV show since 1989
By Jonathan Landrum Jr.
ATLANTA (AP) -- Oprah Winfrey wanted to deliver a story revolving around one of the biggest institutions in the African-American community: The Black Church. In her new dramatic series "Greenleaf ," Winfrey believes she's accomplished that goal. The show, which premieres June 21 at 10 p.m. EDT on Winfrey's OWN network, explores the flawed nature of the first family of a sprawling Memphis, Tennessee, megachurch where lies, adultery and scandal consume a house of worship. Winfrey assures the 13-episode series... By Jake Coyle, Film Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- Turner Classic Movies, that bastion of black-and-white, holds a unique place on the dial and in the hearts of cinephiles. In a continuous, commercial-free stream, much of the history of Hollywood is on view, 24/7, for sampling and binging - an uncorrupted corner of celluloid obsession that flickers day and night with Buster Keaton shorts, Robert Ryan series and Ernst Lubitsch marathons. But for many filmmakers, TCM isn't just a favorite channel, it's their lifeblood. Among directors from Martin... By Frazier Moore, Television Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- Basketball and “The Bachelorette” helped propel ABC to a ratings win last week, while the Tony awards, “60 Minutes” and scripted reruns kept runner-up CBS represented in the Top 10 Programs roster. Games 4 and 3 of the NBA Finals clash between Cleveland and Golden State ranked first and second for the week, according to the Nielsen Co. NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” was third, followed by a “Hamilton”-revived Tonycast and “60 Minutes.” Two editions of “The Bachelorette” ranked seventh and ninth... By Jake Coyle, Film Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- The recent slump of sequels at the box office finally caught a break with "The Conjuring 2," a horror sequel that topped weekend theaters with an estimated $40.4 million. The Warner Bros. film, in which Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson play married paranormal investigators, opened nearly on par with its 2013 original, which was also directed by James Wan. That film debuted with $41.8 million and went on to earn $319 million globally. The big-budget video-game adaptation "Warcraft," a co-... Directed by Vincent Lobelle via production house Insurrection, Paris, this video for 30 Million d’Amis (French for 30 Million Friends) Foundation raises awareness of abuse against animals, specifically the problem of pet abandonment. Each year in France, nearly 100,000 animals are abandoned, including 60,000 during the summer. Deploying a series of flashbacks centered around an automobile accident, this video shows the deep love, devotion and loyalty a dog has for his owner, adding an... Lieven Van Baelen of Knucklehead directed this Novant Health spot for BBDO Atlanta, with visual effects from MPC New York. Titled “Boxing,” the commercial is a visual allegory depicting a woman’s battle against cancer. When we first see the fighter – tattooed, ripped and gripped with a look of steely determination – she’s in a ring by herself, accompanied only by the referee. The bell sounds and she circles an unseen opponent, who quickly starts to exact a toll. Part way through, at the start... With Father’s Day on Sunday, American Family Insurance is releasing a digital long-form film that tells the story of a dad supporting his son’s dream in an unexpected way. Jamie Rafn of Smuggler directed this piece in which a dad buys his son a judo outfit and lessons so he can become stronger, build inner confidence, and defend himself if need be against bullying taunts of classmates. While the lad isn’t initially enthused over the prospects of judo, he begins to warm up to the training. The... Ringan Ledwidge of Rattling Stick directed this short film conceived by Wieden+Kennedy, Portland, Ore., for Nike in which soccer star Christian Ronaldo collides with an English ball boy. The two wake up fully recovered--except in each other’s body. Titled The Switch , the film follows the journey of Ronaldo and Charlie Lee as they have to learn how to become brilliant on the football field and elsewhere while dealing with new bodies, new teams, and even a new mom. This State Farm spot from DDB Chicago starts with footage of disastrous situations and a voiceover (by Lorenzo Persons) asking the question, “What if one day we woke up and everything just stopped going wrong?” As a dark tornado transitions to a peaceful sky, an accident is averted, and a blazing fire is extinguished, the voiceover continues, “No more accidents, no more fires, no more emergencies.” Suddenly everything that can go wrong, goes right. The spot goes on to emphasize how in a world... We are thrust into a NASA control room-type operation at a triumphant moment--a landing on Mars, followed by a congratulatory phone call from the President of the United States. But the phone/communications technology fails when the President requests a video call; shortly thereafter the images break up before our eyes as the space program is disconnected from the leader of the free world. This juxtaposition of conquering space travel to Mars but unable to make a video call underscores how our... Titled “Happy Father’s Day, Mr. Rayos,” this video introduces us to a long-distance dad working three jobs in the U.S. to support his nine children, eight of whom are still in the Philippines. He’s a widower who immigrated to the U.S. in order to give his family a better life, sending money back home to provide his children with an education, healthcare and other necessities. This is the latest installment of the brand’s “Be Soft. Be Strong” campaign and mission to celebrate all types of... World-class athletes remember how their love for their particular sport started when they were kids. This Gatorade spot shows how that childhood love continues to motivate them--specifically Usain Bolt, Serena Williams, Paul George and April Ross--in their adult careers. Rick Famuyiwa of Superprime directed “Never Lose the Love” for TBWA\Chiat\Day. This song-and-dance, tongue-in-cheek music video pits the meat eating animals against their vegetarian counterparts, the common bond being that they make their home at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Columbus, Ohio. Part of the “Herbivores vs. Carnivores” campaign created and produced by Ron Foth Advertising in Columbus, this video stars animals of all kinds, real zoo docents and the zoo’s director emeritus, Jungle Jack Hanna. Driving the action is a “Herbivores vs. Carnivores” song which...
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Longoria asks AFI grads to use Rita Moreno as guiding light Women in Film awards celebrate excellence behind the camera "Wicked" movie slated for Dec. 2019; Stephen Daldry to direct Larry David returning with more "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Ricky Gervais to return to "The Office" for Netflix movie Highest rated programs score honors from Monte-Carlo TV Fest and Eurodata Shooter games hyped at E3 just after Florida attack EA teases new "Star Wars" games at E3 Microsoft touts smaller, faster Xbox One game consoles at E3 Microsoft to buy networking site LinkedIn for $26.2 billion
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| Shoot >e.dition June 17, 2016 |
Editor: Robert Goldrich |
Publisher: Roberta Griefer |
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