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FME producers Mike Downey and Sam Taylor talk about the new projects on their slate, plans for expansion and why having an international outlook is the key to their success.Mike Downey and Sam Taylor launched their London-based production company Film Music Entertainment in 2000.Downey and Taylor are constantly looking at ways to innovate and diversify with plans to launch their own EIS scheme with a venture capitalist, work with more female directors and strengthen the brand through ongoing deals with companies including Molinare, Content Film for sales and Sony for non-theatrical rights . A music deal with Atlantic Screen for the complete FME catalogue is also in the process of being finalised as is a deal with HB Films to publish a box set of 10 of FMEs European co-productions under the title Cinema Without Frontiers.With a focus on nurturing new talent and building <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.us>stanley cup</a> a portfolio of films across genres and countries, the dynamic duo, backed by FMEs chair Stephen Daldry, are also expanding their partnerships into Brazil, India and New Zealand, with the a <a href=https://www.stanley-mug.us>stanley cup</a> im of making up to six films a year.They are currently working with lon <a href=https://www.stanleycups.it>stanley cup</a> g time collaborator Julien Temple on his latest project Children Of The Revolution which has just started shooting in Rio and is being funded by the Rio State Cultural Fund, as well as Sergio Sa Leitaos Rio Filmes. The film is a co-production with TV Zero and is being sold internationally by Ealing Metro International.Also shoot Uyfj Claymation feature Mary And Max to open Sundance Film Festival 2009
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FME producers Mike Downey and Sam Taylor talk about the new projects on their slate, plans for expansion and why having an international outlook is the key to their success.Mike Downey and Sam Taylor launched their London-based production company Film Music Entertainment in 2000.Downey and Taylor are constantly looking at ways to innovate and diversify with plans to launch their own EIS scheme with a venture capitalist, work with more female directors and strengthen the brand through ongoing deals with companies including Molinare, Content Film for sales and Sony for non-theatrical rights . A music deal with Atlantic Screen for the complete FME catalogue is also in the process of being finalised as is a deal with HB Films to publish a box set of 10 of FMEs European co-productions under the title Cinema Without Frontiers.With a focus on nurturing new talent and building <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.us>stanley cup</a> a portfolio of films across genres and countries, the dynamic duo, backed by FMEs chair Stephen Daldry, are also expanding their partnerships into Brazil, India and New Zealand, with the a <a href=https://www.stanley-mug.us>stanley cup</a> im of making up to six films a year.They are currently working with lon <a href=https://www.stanleycups.it>stanley cup</a> g time collaborator Julien Temple on his latest project Children Of The Revolution which has just started shooting in Rio and is being funded by the Rio State Cultural Fund, as well as Sergio Sa Leitaos Rio Filmes. The film is a co-production with TV Zero and is being sold internationally by Ealing Metro International.Also shoot Uyfj Claymation feature Mary And Max to open Sundance Film Festival 2009
Source: HAFThe Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum HAF has announced the ten projects selected for its Work-in-Progress Lab, which a <a href=https://www.stanleycups.pl>stanley kubek</a> ims to help filmmakers secure post-production funds, sales agents and film festival support.The line-up includes Oliver Chans debut feature, Still Human, which is being produced by veteran filmmaker Fruit Chan. Th <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.fr>stanley cup</a> e project revolves around a <a href=https://www.stanleycup.pl>stanley cup</a> paralysed man and his Filipina domestic worker who strive to overcome their cultural differences.Two dramas from mainland China explore families in conflict 鈥?Huang Zis From Black And White To Shades Of Grey, which was previously selected for HAF 2014, and follows a family dealing with the fathers cancer diagnosis; and Zhai Yixiangs Mosaic Portrait, about a journalist investigating the rape of a teenage girl in a remote village.This years WIP Lab also includes three Russian films focusing on social issues 鈥?Sergey Dvortsevoys The Little One, about an illegal immigrant woman working in Moscow; Natalya Nazarovas The Pencil, about a teacher defending her students against a gang leader; and The Man Who Surprised Everyone, co-directed by Alexey Chupov and Natalia Merkulova, about a man who attempts to deceive death by changing his sex see full list of projects below .In addition to meetings with potential partners and investors, the selected projects will be competing for three post-production awards: the Wanda WIP Lab Award, offering a cash prize of $12,800 HK$100,000 ; the G2D Post-Production Award and the Wh
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