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2929 Entertainment
Offices: Santa Monica, California
Marc Butan runs 2929 Productions, a production
and financing arm formed in 2003 and co-owned
by Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban. Its productions
to date include "Godsend" starring Robert
De Niro, Greg Kinnear and Rebecca Romijn-Stamos,
"Criminal" starring John C Reilly and Maggie
Gyllenhaal and produced by Steven Soderbergh
and George Clooney, The Jacket, starring
Adrien Brody and Keira Knightley and also
produced by Soderbergh and Clooney, Good
Night. And Good Luck. |
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Ascendant Pictures
Offices: Beverly Hills, California
Ascendant Pictures is an independent film
development, production, finance and foreign
distribution company. Ascendant combines
the creative independence and budget sensibility
of groundbreaking “indie” film companies
with the production and market savvy of
major studios. Ascendant is striving to
identify, develop and produce films in a
variety of genres with compelling stories
and fascinating worlds that inspire and
captivate global audiences while having
the potential to grow into franchise entertainment
properties. |
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BBC Films
Offices: London, England
BBC Films is the feature film-making arm
of the BBC. It is firmly established at
the forefront of British independent film-making
and co-produces approximately eight films
a year. Working in partnership with major
international and UK distributors, including
Miramax, PolyGram, Fox, Buena Vista, Pathé,
Momentum and UIP, BBC Films aims to make
strong British films with range and ambition.
They are committed to finding and developing
new talent, as well as collaborating with
some of the foremost writers and directors
in the industry, including Roger Michell
and Stephen Frears. |
Beacon Pictures
Offices: Santa Monica, California
Founded by Armyan Bernstein in 1990, Beacon
Communications soon became one of the most
respected independent motion picture companies
in the industry. Beacon has produced many
critically acclaimed and commercially successful
films, including The Commitments, nominated
for a Golden Globe for Best Picture in 1991
and winner of four BAFTA Awards; Air Force
One, starring Harrison Ford; The Family
Man, starring Nicolas Cage; Thirteen Days
and For the Love of the Game, starring Kevin
Costner. |
Bender Spink
Offices: Hollywood, California
Bender Spink is a diversified management/production
company specializing in initiating and managing
the careers of screenwriters, directors
and actors as well as producing film and
television projects that communicate unique
takes on universal themes. Besides a production
team lead by Chris Bender, JC Spink and
Jake Weiner that includes Jon Silk and Langley
Perer, Bender-Spink features a talent department
spearheaded by Courtney Kivowitz and Christian
Donatelli, a television division lead by
Julie Plec, and a literary department headed
by Charlie Gogolak which features Dave Brown,
Cory Hebenstreit, Jill McElroy and Brian
Spink. |
Brightlight Pictures
Offices: Vancouver, British Columbia
Brightlight Pictures develops, finances
and produces independent feature films and
television projects for the domestic and
international marketplace. Company principals
and producers, Stephen Hegyes and Shawn
Williamson, have produced over 60 productions
in the last 12 years and over 20 productions
since the launch of the company in 2001
including White Noise, co-produced with
Gold Circle Films UK starring Michael Keaton
which has grossed more than $100 Million
since opening in January of 2005. |
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Dark Horse Entertainment
Offices: Los Angeles, California
Founder Mike Richardson determined early
on that great stories are great stories
no matter the medium in which they're told.
This belief led the publisher to explore
the world of filmmaking, and started him
on the path to Hollywood, where he established
his own filmmaking company, Dark Horse Entertainment,
in 1992. The company's first two major films'
The Mask, starring Jim Carrey and Cameron
Diaz, and TimeCop, starring Jean Claude
Van Damme—premiered to enthusiastic audiences
who wondered where this hot new company
had come from. |
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