All Screen articles in 08 April 2010
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NewsTwelve world premieres among competition titles at Karlovy Vary
American film producer Ron Yerxa will preside over the international jury.
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Imagenation launches online talent portal
The Abu Dhabi based production company will use the talent website to cast its first Emirati project, Sea Shadow.
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NewsClarke to leave Optimum, Perkins to take over as CEO
Will Clarke will depart the company at the end of the year to go into business with his Optimum co-founder Paul Higgins.
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NewsBafta to honour Ray Harryhausen
The event will coincide with the producer/visual effects creator’s 90th birthday.
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Exhibitior Kinepolis chooses MasterImage as system of choice
Kinepolis Cinema Group is standardising its network.
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NewsSpain’s Pontas to make two English-language projects
Spanish based production company Pontas will develop two $10m projects based on best selling novel Traces Of Sandalwood
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Deadline extended for Screen's Cannes 2010 Product Guide
Screen is extending the deadline for submissions to our 2010 Cannes Product Guide.Free product listing and company forms can now be submitted through end of the day (US time) this Friday, April 16.Click here for all info.
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NewsStrand takes US rights to A Somewhat Gentle Man
Berlinale competition title from Norway stars Skellan Skarsgaard as an ex con.
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NewsDiscovery strikes three-year UK DVD output deal with Demand Media
The deal covers both DVD and Blu-Ray releases of new Discovery Networks’ programming as well as continuing series.
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NewsLuc Besson's Adele draws big crowds at Brussels International Fantasy Film Festival
Friday night’s world premiere of Luc Besson’s The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec prompted massive queues for the screening.
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NewsOrange launches Twitter film competition
Orange invites film fans to post “cheat tweet” synopses of classic films
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UK copyright holders cheer passage of Digital Economy Bill
The Bill, in part, aims to tackle illegal file-sharing and protect the creative industries from piracy.
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NewsJoyce Adeluwoye-Adams becomes diversity adviser at UK's Pact
She will replace Angela Chan when Chan goes on maternity leave later this month.
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NewsFrance's Wide Management starts documentary arm
Wide Management has created a specialty arm, Wide House, devoted to production and sales of feature documentaries; Wide also announces slew of film sales.
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NewsBFI's Andrew, Hebron and James get French honours
The French government has honoured a trio of veterans from the British Film Institute.
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NewsWarp Films starts new DRM-free download site
Initial offerings include All Tomorrow’s Parties, Shane Meadows’ Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee,and feature-length concert film Arctic Monkeys At The Apollo.
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NewsSoumya Sriraman appointed CEO of Palisades Tartan
The former Vivendi executive will relocate from Los Angeles to New York to oversee the company’s activities in both the US and UK.
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NewsBuenos Aires Indie Fest opens 12th edition with political flavour
Rafael Filipelli’s Kidnapping and Death opened the 12-day festival on Wednesday night.
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NewsTIFF recruits John Tory for final fundraising push for Bell Lightbox
Also, TIFF yesterday announced that Pam Mollica has been hired as the organization’s new director of communications.
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NewsBAFTA Scotland appoints Jude MacLaverty as new head
She succeeds Helen Anderson, who left the organisation in November 2009 after three years.