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Archives for: May 20095
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CanWest, CTV shop at L.A. Screenings
Monday May 25th 2009CanWest Global and CTV have added CBS Studios Intl. programs to their shopping bag at the L.A. Screenings. It was a busy weekend for CanWest Global, which has bought many series from CBS Studios Intl. (formerly CBS Paramount) in the past. After picking up “Glee,” “The Cleveland Show” and “Sons[…]
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White Ribbon’ wins Palme d’Or
Monday May 25th 2009Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon,” a stark, black-and-white drama set in a rural German village on the eve of WWI, received the Palme d’Or from the jury of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival on Sunday. Haneke, who had previously won the director award for “Cache” (2005) and the Grand Prix for “The Piano Teacher” (2001), received his first Palme from a visibly delighted Isabelle Huppert, president of the jury. Huppert had won Cannes’ actress gong for “The Piano Teacher.”
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Kodak introduces new motion picture film in latest technology platform
Monday May 25th 2009TORONTO, ONTARIO – Eastman Kodak Company unveiled the latest product offering in its VISION3 technology platform: KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207/7207 incorporates all of the advancements and imaging characteristics unique to the VISION3 family of films, optimized for an exposure index of 250 in daylight. “We introduced KODAK[…]
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SAG meets to vote on new deal
Friday May 22nd 2009Several hundred SAG members attended a raucous town hall meeting over the contentious ratification vote on the feature-primetime deal. SAG president Alan Rosenberg received a standing ovation from part of the audience at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel while interim national exec director David Young received scattered boos at the start of the Thursday evening meeting.
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Recap: Upfront ups and downs
Friday May 22nd 2009The pill was bitter, but network and studio execs knew they had to swallow it in order to survive this year’s upfronts. After years of refusing to find a remedy to what ailed the business, the industry finally appeared ready to clamp down on out-of-control costs. But it didn’t come without side effects. “The business is brutal,” one tenpercenter said after the weeklong dust had settled Thursday.
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Archives for: May 20095
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CanWest, CTV shop at L.A. Screenings
Monday May 25th 2009CanWest Global and CTV have added CBS Studios Intl. programs to their shopping bag at the L.A. Screenings. It was a busy weekend for CanWest Global, which has bought many series from CBS Studios Intl. (formerly CBS Paramount) in the past. After picking up “Glee,” “The Cleveland Show” and “Sons[…]
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White Ribbon’ wins Palme d’Or
Monday May 25th 2009Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon,” a stark, black-and-white drama set in a rural German village on the eve of WWI, received the Palme d’Or from the jury of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival on Sunday. Haneke, who had previously won the director award for “Cache” (2005) and the Grand Prix for “The Piano Teacher” (2001), received his first Palme from a visibly delighted Isabelle Huppert, president of the jury. Huppert had won Cannes’ actress gong for “The Piano Teacher.”
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Kodak introduces new motion picture film in latest technology platform
Monday May 25th 2009TORONTO, ONTARIO – Eastman Kodak Company unveiled the latest product offering in its VISION3 technology platform: KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207/7207 incorporates all of the advancements and imaging characteristics unique to the VISION3 family of films, optimized for an exposure index of 250 in daylight. “We introduced KODAK[…]
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SAG meets to vote on new deal
Friday May 22nd 2009Several hundred SAG members attended a raucous town hall meeting over the contentious ratification vote on the feature-primetime deal. SAG president Alan Rosenberg received a standing ovation from part of the audience at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel while interim national exec director David Young received scattered boos at the start of the Thursday evening meeting.
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Recap: Upfront ups and downs
Friday May 22nd 2009The pill was bitter, but network and studio execs knew they had to swallow it in order to survive this year’s upfronts. After years of refusing to find a remedy to what ailed the business, the industry finally appeared ready to clamp down on out-of-control costs. But it didn’t come without side effects. “The business is brutal,” one tenpercenter said after the weeklong dust had settled Thursday.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: May 20095
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CanWest, CTV shop at L.A. Screenings
Monday May 25th 2009CanWest Global and CTV have added CBS Studios Intl. programs to their shopping bag at the L.A. Screenings. It was a busy weekend for CanWest Global, which has bought many series from CBS Studios Intl. (formerly CBS Paramount) in the past. After picking up “Glee,” “The Cleveland Show” and “Sons[…]
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White Ribbon’ wins Palme d’Or
Monday May 25th 2009Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon,” a stark, black-and-white drama set in a rural German village on the eve of WWI, received the Palme d’Or from the jury of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival on Sunday. Haneke, who had previously won the director award for “Cache” (2005) and the Grand Prix for “The Piano Teacher” (2001), received his first Palme from a visibly delighted Isabelle Huppert, president of the jury. Huppert had won Cannes’ actress gong for “The Piano Teacher.”
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Kodak introduces new motion picture film in latest technology platform
Monday May 25th 2009TORONTO, ONTARIO – Eastman Kodak Company unveiled the latest product offering in its VISION3 technology platform: KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207/7207 incorporates all of the advancements and imaging characteristics unique to the VISION3 family of films, optimized for an exposure index of 250 in daylight. “We introduced KODAK[…]
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SAG meets to vote on new deal
Friday May 22nd 2009Several hundred SAG members attended a raucous town hall meeting over the contentious ratification vote on the feature-primetime deal. SAG president Alan Rosenberg received a standing ovation from part of the audience at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel while interim national exec director David Young received scattered boos at the start of the Thursday evening meeting.
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Recap: Upfront ups and downs
Friday May 22nd 2009The pill was bitter, but network and studio execs knew they had to swallow it in order to survive this year’s upfronts. After years of refusing to find a remedy to what ailed the business, the industry finally appeared ready to clamp down on out-of-control costs. But it didn’t come without side effects. “The business is brutal,” one tenpercenter said after the weeklong dust had settled Thursday.
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