Exhibition

Randolph Kret & Shaun Hill: Things We’ve Learned as Moviemakers

Randolph Kret & Shaun Hill | Published Feb. 3, 2007

Make friends in the industry instead of trying to kill the competition. (No comments yet)

Doing Distribution Right

Indican Pictures' husband and wife team, Randolph Kret and Shaun Hill, make it work in life and business

by Noralil Ryan Fores | Published Feb. 3, 2007

With an eye toward promoting independent voices and visions, Indican Pictures distributes an eclectic mix of genre films, animations and documentaries among which are Troy Duffy's The Boondock Saints, a cult favorite for its vigilante flare, Monteith McCollum's Independent Spirit-awarded Hybrid and Rosario Roverto Jr.'s social comment comedy, A Wake in Providence. (No comments yet)

First-Run Home Movies

Larry Meistrich on Film Movement

by Jennifer M. Wood | Published Feb. 3, 2007

What does a producer do after finding tremendous success with more than 100 independent films and having served as the head of a top indie studio for more than 10 years? If you're Larry Meistrich, founder of the now-defunct Shooting Gallery and producer of such Oscar-nominated films as Sling Blade and You Can Count on Me, you could invent a whole new kind of distribution company and attempt to change the face of indie film exhibition. (No comments yet)

Things I’ve Learned as a Moviemaker

by Larry Meistrich | Published Feb. 3, 2007

Always have a plan before you jump into a project. (No comments yet)

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Kodak at Cannes

Since 1987 Kodak has been the official partner of the Cannes Film Festival, sponsoring the Camera d’Or prize that is awarded yearly to the best feature film by a first-time director. The tradition continues in 2008 when, for the fifth consecutive year, the festival will also hand out the Kodak Discovery Prize for Best Short Film.

“Cannes draws a huge number of filmmakers from all over the world every year, which gives Kodak a great opportunity to host our customers and show them how committed we are to the industry and to motion picture innovation,” says Kim Snyder, Kodak’s president and general manager of the Entertainment Imaging Division.

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