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Ozwood entertainmentTony Estephen is a Managing Director at Enviroshield Waterproofing based in North Strathfield, New South Wales. Also owner of Ozwood Entertainment, producing internationally acclaimed films in New South Wales, Australia.
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Andrea-intlE-mail Address: d.shirin100@gmail.com Film Careers: Distribution Country: United States USA State: California We guide you through cultural pitfalls around the world and help you protect your film and brand in the markets you desire. Cultural Pitfalls helps film production companies, studios, and executives avoid getting their movies banned in foreign markets. We do the same for products and services attempting to launch in international markets. Shirin Drost has fifteen-plus years in the entertainment business, specializing in film, TV, and new media content. She is also helps film production companies in avoiding cultural pitfalls—getting their film content banned—in foreign markets. For development executives, she creates financial development and marketing strategies, and supports the film financing process by arranging pre-sales, including raising development and equity capital. For producers, she consults on the placement of the completed content into distribution. For buyers, she sources content–obtaining the finest content at the best prices. For sellers, she provides pre-market, at-market and general consultation services–with a special emphasis on new media and viral marketing. Ms. Drost also provides content sourcing services for buyers of content–such as TV program services and VOD companies.United States-
INDEPENDENT FILMS NETWORKINDEPENDENT FILMS NETWORK funds and produces independent films, independent movie, indie film, or indie movie including feature films ,short films, and web series outside the major film studio system, in addition to being produced and distributed by independent entertainment companies.
johnharviemorrisJohn studied theatre at the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. He has since travelled extensively performing Theatre, television and independent film productions in the United Kingdom, Ireland and in his homeland Australia. In recent times John has been involved in numerous film projects produced out of Australia and abroad. John’s short film “Safe House” was invited to screen at the prestigious 61st Cannes Film Festival Short Corner achieving much praise and kudos. Safe House was later produced in Hollywood as a feature film starring Denzel Washington. It was in Cannes; France that John met Richard Wayne and henceforth began formulating their idea and concept of creating an international hub for independent film makers, known as World Film Federation. John’s dynamic source of energy, enthusiasm, passion and life experience bring a focused discipline in realising the success of World Film Federation. The solid business relationships he has sustained globally is a testament to his loyalty to others which will continue to make World Film Federation a force to be reckoned with for years to come and a beacon for industry professionals the world over to aspire and partake in the global independent film community in the pursuit to assist all members become successful in their chosen career path.6000PerthWestern AustraliaAUSTRALIAPRODUCER, PRODUCTION-
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RICHARD WAYNE STUNTSRICHARD WAYNE STUNTS Men and women who don't mind taking risks and love the thrill of danger may want to consider this as a career choice. No specific certification or degree is required to become a stuntman or stuntwoman. It would be very beneficial to have somewhat of a diversified background in various activities, such as gymnastics, fencing, sky diving, scuba diving, rock climbing, martial arts, dirt bike racing and stage combat to name a few. The most important skills required are physical fitness, stamina, strength and coordination. Stuntmen are the "faceless action heroes" of film and television. They work the scenes of the movies that are risky. They do live action stunts that make all of us action film lovers drool. Imagine dangling from a helicopter, driving a Ferrari in a high speed chase on windy mountain roads, jumping off rooftops, slashing an evil doer with a sword, crashing an 18-wheeler, or falling off a cliff. This is just a day in the life of a stuntman. Not everyone can be a stuntman. Stuntmen are highly trained professional performers who take risks as part of their jobs. Every stunt is executed exactly as planned, practiced, rehearsed, rehearsed, rehearsed, rehearsed and reviewed. Stunts are designed to be as safe as possible. A beautifully choreographed sequence is amazing to watch but in reality takes days or even weeks to set up. Stuntmen average $70,000 per year. If you’re newer to the industry, you may only make $5,000 per year. It all depends on how much work you manage to find. The highest end stuntmen can make up to $250,000 per year. All it takes is one stunt to make money – the highest paid stunt ever was $150,000 for jumping off the CN Tower in Toronto. That’s about a $15,000 per second. Stuntmen love their jobs. They get to do death defying stunts and get paid for it. So if high speed boat chases, ninja fights in temples, diving with sharks, parachuting into lakes, walking on walls, or climbing a building sound better than staring at a computer screen, you should look at a career as a stuntman.
legaleagles3141South YarraVictoriaAustraliaCOORDINATOR, DIRECTOR, FREELANCE, LEGAL, LOCATIONS, MARKETING/PUBLICITY, MEDIA, MUSIC, PRODUCER, SCRIPT DEPARTMENT
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