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American Mutoscope & Biograph
Offices: Los Angeles, California
The American Mutoscope and Biograph Company
is the oldest movie company in America established
in 1895, and the most unique motion picture
and entertainment company in existence today.
Biograph encompasses a wide range of genres,
including independent motion pictures, commercial
and business production, wireless entertainment,
live entertainment, and multimedia. Biograph
is managed by entertainment artists who
understand the needs of other artists, and
provide the best motion picture and professional
entertainment and production services.
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AWT Films
Offices: Oxford, England
AWT Films was set up in 2003 to make a small
'day in the life' documentary. This came
from the director being on set at a BBC
production, as well as many others. From
there they have done about 10 short films,
acquired 2 studios with extra rooms, and
spent more than they should do on equipment.
Their mission is to come up with a completely
new type of film with new camera angles,
with their director they try all the different
angles possible to make their film more
interesting for the audience, and to make
a pioneer film. |
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Barrandov Studios
Offices: Prague, Czech Republic
Barrandov Studios is one of the largest
and oldest film studios in Europe.
For more than seventy years, the studios
have been the location of choice for over
2,500 Czech and International films. The
studios’ primary objective is to ensure
the presence of all film-related fields
and services in one convenient location—on
the famed “hill behind Prague”—where Barrandov’s
founding fathers, the Havel brothers, built
the now legendary studios in the 1930s.
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Castle Rock Entertainment
Offices: Beverly Hills, California
Castle Rock Entertainment, whose hits include
such feature films as Two Weeks Notice,
Miss Congeniality, Best in Show, The Green
Mile, The Shawshank Redemption, In the Line
of Fire, A Few Good Men, When Harry Met
Sally, City Slickers and television's Seinfeld,
was founded in 1987 by Alan Horn (now the
President & COO of Warner Bros Entertainment)
and his then-partners Rob Reiner, Martin
Shafer, Glenn Padnick and Andrew Scheinman.
Castle Rock became part of the Warner
Bros. family with Time Warner's
acquisition of Turner Entertainment
(1996). |
CBS Studio Center
Offices: Studio City, California
Mack Sennett, "The King of Comedy" came
to the San Fernando Valley in 1928, where
introduced such famous comedians as Charlie
Chaplin and the incomparable WC Fields.
The Keystone Cops started a whole new school
of comedy. The Studio consisted of a two-story
office building, a one-story projection
room/film editing building, a one-story
film library, two-story dressing rooms adjoining
one large sound stage, one-story wardrobe
building, garage building, and a stage building
with a swimming pool beneath the floor. |
Columbia Pictures
Offices: Culver City, California
Founded in 1924, Columbia Pictures has a
strong reputation for both critical and
commercial success. Recent releases include:
Spanglish, Closer, Christmas with the Cranks
(with Revolution Studios), Spider Man 2,
Little Black Book (with Revolution Studios),
The Forgotten (with Revolution Studios)
and The Grudge. Sony Pictures Classics specializes
in the acquisition, marketing, and distribution
of prestigious foreign and American independent
films. |
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Disney Studios
Offices: Burbank, California
In 1937, Disney's innovative first full
length animated feature, Snow White And
The Seven Dwarfs, was released to critical
acclaim and worldwide success. In order
to expand and meet the expectations of his
audience, Walt saw a need to increase the
size of his studio. With the profits from
Snow White, he made a deposit on 51 acres
of land in Burbank and began designing a
modern studio specifically for the purpose
of making animated films. |
DreamWorks
Offices: Glendale, California
In 1994, Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg
and David Geffen formed DreamWorks. The
company’s animation division partnered with
Northern California-based PDI to produce
CG animated movies, beginning with Antz
in 1996. The two companies went on to create
some of the most memorable, critically acclaimed
and successful animated movies ever, including
Shrek, which received the first-ever Academy
Award for Best Animated Feature Film, and
Shrek 2, which ended its theatrical run
as the third highest-grossing domestic release
of all time and the highest-grossing animated
film of all time. |
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Evergreen Films
Offices: Pacific Palisades, California
From pre-production to post, Evergreen Films
carries cinematic projects through every
stage of the filmmaking process. A fusion
of talented creative minds and the most
cutting-edge technology, Evergreen Films
has the most unique capability of producing
the most critical aspects of the filmmaking
process, all in house. Merging talent and
technology under one roof, they're a turnkey
production company saving valuable time,
money and resources for filmmakers worldwide. |
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