Star Trek-Deep Space 9_exclusive_B&C_070692Biz FX Media
Rick Berman, co-producer of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, says the new series will have a darker tone than Star Trek: The Next Generation. It will be set on an alien space station, allowing for conflict between Federation crew members and visiting aliens. The main character, Captain Benjamin Sisko, may be portrayed by a black actor. Production will begin in late August 1992 for a January 1993 debut.
Star Trek-Deep Space 9_exclusive_B&C_070692Biz FX Media
Rick Berman, co-producer of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, says the new series will have a darker tone than Star Trek: The Next Generation. It will be set on an alien space station, allowing for conflict between Federation crew members and visiting aliens. The main character, Captain Benjamin Sisko, may be portrayed by a black actor. Production will begin in late August 1992 for a January 1993 debut.
Arthaus Holthaus_pgs 1-2_web-brochure mockup_v1_FINAL_lo res_111614Biz FX Media
Nico Holthaus is a filmmaker, musician, screenwriter, producer, director, editor, and educator. He runs his own production company, Any Key Omnimedia Productions, in Tempe, Arizona where he creates films as a writer, producer, and director. His films tackle social and political issues and he has directed several documentaries. Holthaus also composes music, having earned a Master's degree in film and given back by teaching film courses. He is a prolific creator across many artistic disciplines and uses his art to advocate for social causes.
Sony Int'l_Channels_overview sales presBiz FX Media
Sony Pictures Television International provides a global portfolio of television programming across multiple genres through their international channels. They offer blockbuster films, hit TV shows, music labels and original productions to 35 international channels reaching over 230 million households worldwide. The document proposes partnership opportunities for brand integration and coordinated advertising buys across Sony's various television networks to help companies establish worldwide brand awareness.
MEDIAWEEK Feature: "Agency Pies" on Network TV Series Packaging FeesBiz FX Media
The granddaddy of all Hollywood talent agencies, William Morris Endeavor, seeks to lay down the gauntlet in maintaining its long-held 5%-percent "series packaging" fees for assembling the "above-the-line" creative casting of primetime network TV series. Nevertheless, while WME and the other BIG FiVE Hollywood talent agencies (such as Creative Artists Agency, International Creative Management and United Talent Agency among them) are "closing ranks," the major studio-network conglomerates like ABC-Disney Co. are seeking to shave the "percentage cuts" off what the agencies take on packaging...on top of the other 10%-percent commissions they get from writer-producers, directors and actors filling these series talent rosters each season.
The document announces three major merchandising deals for Showtime's hit show "The L Word" including an inspired perfume created by APOTHIA beauty boutique, jewelry collections from designer Udi Behr's Love and Pride line, and an official companion book from Fireside/Simon and Schuster. It also details an agreement with online company My2Centences to create "The L Word: A Fan Affair", a scriptwriting contest and e-zine for fans to collaboratively write and vote on their own episodic script. The retail products and online fan site are aimed at further engaging the show's large fan base.
Arthaus Holthaus_pgs 1-2_web-brochure mockup_v1_FINAL_lo res_111614Biz FX Media
Nico Holthaus is a filmmaker, musician, screenwriter, producer, director, editor, and educator. He runs his own production company, Any Key Omnimedia Productions, in Tempe, Arizona where he creates films as a writer, producer, and director. His films tackle social and political issues and he has directed several documentaries. Holthaus also composes music, having earned a Master's degree in film and given back by teaching film courses. He is a prolific creator across many artistic disciplines and uses his art to advocate for social causes.
Sony Int'l_Channels_overview sales presBiz FX Media
Sony Pictures Television International provides a global portfolio of television programming across multiple genres through their international channels. They offer blockbuster films, hit TV shows, music labels and original productions to 35 international channels reaching over 230 million households worldwide. The document proposes partnership opportunities for brand integration and coordinated advertising buys across Sony's various television networks to help companies establish worldwide brand awareness.
MEDIAWEEK Feature: "Agency Pies" on Network TV Series Packaging FeesBiz FX Media
The granddaddy of all Hollywood talent agencies, William Morris Endeavor, seeks to lay down the gauntlet in maintaining its long-held 5%-percent "series packaging" fees for assembling the "above-the-line" creative casting of primetime network TV series. Nevertheless, while WME and the other BIG FiVE Hollywood talent agencies (such as Creative Artists Agency, International Creative Management and United Talent Agency among them) are "closing ranks," the major studio-network conglomerates like ABC-Disney Co. are seeking to shave the "percentage cuts" off what the agencies take on packaging...on top of the other 10%-percent commissions they get from writer-producers, directors and actors filling these series talent rosters each season.
The document announces three major merchandising deals for Showtime's hit show "The L Word" including an inspired perfume created by APOTHIA beauty boutique, jewelry collections from designer Udi Behr's Love and Pride line, and an official companion book from Fireside/Simon and Schuster. It also details an agreement with online company My2Centences to create "The L Word: A Fan Affair", a scriptwriting contest and e-zine for fans to collaboratively write and vote on their own episodic script. The retail products and online fan site are aimed at further engaging the show's large fan base.
