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MAY 2013 VOL. 33 NO. 4 $9.75
STUDIO
ISSUE
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Who’s Screening
in Los Angeles
and Where
Page 8
Indie Distributors
New Program
Offerings
Page 12
Hollywood Studios’
Executive Sales
Teams
Page 18
Key Acquisition
Executives and
Organizations
Page 22
2013-14 U.S. TV
Season New
Series Pilots
Page 25
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My 2¢
The First Law of Thermodynamics states that matter is not created or destroyed,
only transformed. The same law applies to television, where programs are not
created from scratch or destroyed, but constantly transformed.
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bout seven years ago, Norman Horowitz wrote that,
when he was at Columbia Pictures in the 1970s, a
friend asked him what he did for a living. Norman
explained (I’m paraphrasing, in reality, knowing Norman,
it is possible that he took half a day to elaborate) that his
job was to sell stuff to television stations outside the United
States and sell TV re-runs and movies inside of the States.
At this point the friend — rather confused — interjected:
“Norman, you are in the used film business!”
If one thinks about it, the whole television industry
revolves around the “used” business model. After all, the
U.S. film industry started with some entrepreneurs that
came from the garment business selling “used” clothes.
Many years ago, in the early days of television, the
industry’s business model was based on “sponsored content,”
where a company, like Procter & Gamble, would pay to be
associated with a TV soap opera such as As the World Turns.
This concept was also “used”
since it was taken from the old
radio days.
Today, sponsored content
is called by various names:
branded content, sponsored
verticals, barker show, profile
builder, etc. The fact remains,
however, that it is still a “used”
business model. The 60-second
TV spot, too, is a used concept
dating from colonial America
when Benjamin Franklin’s
Pennsylvania Gazette used to
place short advertisements
next to editorial material.
Today, film and TV producers and broadcasters
are more comfortable with tried and true
“used” concepts than original untested ones,
and the public enjoys watching re-runs of
TV shows as much as multiple incarnations
of Spiderman.
Indeed, the “used” TV business has
created a new sector spearheaded by such
TV channels as TV Land and programming
blocks like Nickelodeon’s Nick at Nite, which
re-use classic shows. This is in addition to a
plethora of cooking shows that take us back
to the used and reused early TV style.
If
one thinks
about it, the whole
television industry
revolves around the
“used” business model
And what about the complex business of
residuals, which is based on the simple concept
that talent should be paid on “used” runs?
The “used” business model is also used by the
fashion
industry
(they call it retro).
And, according to
an article in New York
Magazine last March, we now
have an increasing number
of feminists who choose to
stay home and are called
“retro wives,” who are happy
to be in the business of their
grandmothers.
The irony is that we at
VideoAge, studio executives
and 1,500 program buyers
“I think it’s time we got some youthful
from 340 organizations in 70
thinkers in this company.”
countries around the world
are all here in Hollywood
And, lingering on the
welcoming and celebrating the arrival of a brand “new” TV
advertising business, TV commercials use songs because
season, when in reality what we see and have seen has been
they stay in viewers’ minds. Naturally, with television’s
“used,” if not re-used.
habit of re-naming used concepts, in this case, they’re called
jingles. And even TV ratings use an old model developed by
In conclusion, if at first the expression “used film business”
test marketing in the 1920s.
generates some laughter, or at least a chuckle or two, the
Then, there is the business of worldwide content
distribution, which, considering the multiple windows now
involved, is not only “used,” but also “re-used.”
reality is more sober, since there isn’t anything to secondguess about the secondhand business.
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1. Echo Bridge’s Vivian Reinoso, Metro TV’s Carolina Sefair, Salim Antonio Sefair, Echo Bridge’s Emilia Nuccio, Inti’s Maria Kowalski-Alvarado, Echo Bridge’s Camilo Bernal
2. A+E’s Mayra Bracer 3. Lionsgate TV’s Maryann Pasante and Peter Iacono 4. Telefe’s Claudio Ipolitti 5. Azteca/Comarex’s Raul Mendoza, Jesica Stescobich,
Carmen Pizano, Marcel Vinay Hill 6. Record TV’s Delmar Andrade 7. Telemundo’s Joysette Rivera, Luis Daniel Capriles 8. Power’s Susan Waddell, Jose “Pepe” Echegaray
9. Estrella TV’s Cynthia Sanchez, Andrew Weir 10. Multicom’s Irv Holender and Gaiam’s Sam Toles 11. WWE’s Emilio Revelo, Christine Pinzon, David M. Añon
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World
May 2013
New Israeli TV Station
A
new Israeli television channel dubbed i24news, will broadcast news
24 hours a day in English, French and Arabic, starting this summer.
i24news will incorporate state-of-the-art technology, applications for
cell phones, video-on-demand, a website, and offer 24-hour news coverage in
three languages. The channel will be based in Jaffa Port near Tel Aviv.
According to Carlos Burovich, head of production for i24news, the channel
will compete with established global news outlets like Al Jazeera and will be funded privately. Partial funding will
come from French-Israeli businessman and telecommunications mogul Patrick Drahi. Frank Melloul, a former
French government adviser on security and disarmament, will be the chief executive.
The channel will air live news reports daily from 6 a.m. to midnight and taped programming during the remaining
time. Plus, i24news will launch a website in English, French and Arabic simultaneously with the channel launch.
Programming will include hard news, interviews and news magazines, and the current staff of 45 is projected to
grow to approximately 150.
Amazon In
The OTT Biz
F
ollowing
Apple
TV
and Roku, here comes
Amazon TV. Reportedly,
the company is developing a TV
set-top box (STB) to stream TV
content to consumers.
Currently, Amazon operates
five video services for its
150,000 titles both by mail and
via the Internet, using several
platforms. It is not clear whether
Amazon Video STB — which
may be called Kindle TV and
priced at under $100 — would
itself become a platform or limit
the offerings to only its titles.
Web Pirates
Shut Down
T
he Italian Postal Police
has closed 27 illegal
video streaming sites
throughout Italy that made use
of remote servers located in
various countries.
The police acted after Indian
film company Sunshine Pictures
filed charges with the assistance
of SIAE, the Italian residual and
copyrights content organization.
Using servers located in 14
countries including Australia,
the U.S.A., China, Russia and
Romania, the pirates were able
to stream over 400,000 movies,
some of which are still in theaters,
causing losses estimated at $1.5
billion euro (U.S.$1.95 billion).
It is considered Europe’s largest
crackdown on pirate streaming
services.
ƒ Has more space (your ad looks like a poster)
ƒ Reaches more buyers (in their offices, in their hotels, on their PCs)
ƒ Offers more editorial services (pre, during and post market)
ƒ More distribution news (specialized in the business of selling content)
ƒ Has more editorial vehicles (Monthlies and Dailies)
ƒ Is more efficient and effective (with its online opportunities)
ƒ Covers more markets: Whether you attend NATPE Budapest or NATPE Miami.
From Los Angeles to Singapore. At MIP-TV or MIPCOM.
In Istanbul or Johannesburg, or Buenos Aires…
VideoAge gives you more… much more!
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Bell Media
Funds Talent
Growth
T
oronto-based Bell Media
announced a C$1 milliona-year initiative to train
emerging producers known as
the Media Producer Accelerator
Lab. The new initiative comes
after launching a $1.8 milliona-year program for TV skills
development.
Bell Media is part of Bell
Canada (with C$20 billion-a-year
revenue) which owns, among
other media properties, CTV,
Canada’s largest TV network.
The Accelerator Lab’s funding
has no end date. Similarly,
the TV Skills Development
Initiative is for varying amounts
of time, according to Bell Media
spokesperson, Anika Malik.
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May 2013
Who’s Screening
A+E Networks
Mayra Bracer, Kathia Teran, Shannon
Kerr
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1712
CBS Studios International
5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood
Tel. (323) 575-5460
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1402
Estrella TV
Andrew Weir
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1714
Filmedia World Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1709
Alfred Haber Distribution
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1710
CCI Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1728
America Video Films
Enrique Maya,
Nicholas Bingham,
Erika Larson,
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1747
CDC United Network
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1910
Content Television
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1721
FremantleMedia International &
FremantleMedia Latin America
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Stes 17591760
American Cinema Int’l/Mission
Pictures Int’l
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1707
DHX Media
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1732
Global Agency
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1729
Discovery Enterprises International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1755
Globo TV
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1905
Disney Media Distribution
The Walt Disney Studios
500 So. Buena Vista St., Burbank
Tel. (818) 569-3241
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1917
Injaus Letters & Films
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1705
Argentina Audiovisual
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1742
Artear Argentina
Julieta González, Walter Sequeira,
Facundo Bailez
Hyatt Regency
Century Plaza, Ste 960
Azteca/Comarex
Marcel Vinay Hill, Marcel Vinay Jr., Jesica
Stescobich, Carmen Pizano, Ernesto
Ramirez, Raul Mendoza
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1924
Dori Media Group
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1160
Banijay International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1727
Electus International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1751
BBC Worldwide Americas
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1752
Endemol
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1726
Beta Film
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1923
Entertainment One Television
Darren Throop, Patrice Theroux, John
Morayniss, Peter Emerson, Margaret
O’Brien, Prentiss Fraser, Michael E.
Rosenberg, Valerie
Cabrera, Carrie Stein,
Jon Ferro
9465 Wilshire Blvd.,
Suite 500, Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1901
Canal 13 Chile International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1756
Caracol Television
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1909
Echo Bridge Entertainment
Emilia Nuccio, Vivian Reinoso
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1706
Fli TV
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1717
ITV Studios Global Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1716
Laguna Productions
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1737
Latin Media Corporation
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1753
Ledafilms
Pedro Leda, Gabriela Lopez, Moira Mc
Namara, Fernando Paduczak
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 760
Lionsgate Television
Kevin Beggs, Ira Bernstein, Kevin Brader,
Rosanna Canonigo, Tori Crotts, Roberta
Ibba-Hartog, Peter Iacono, Agapy
Kapouranis, Max Lucas, Mort Marcus,
Jim Packer, Maryann Pasante, Wendy
Reeds, Jacqueline De Rosnay, Sandra
Stern, Jenny Suen, Lawrence Szabo
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 860
Office: 2700 Colorado Avenue,
Santa Monica
Entertainment Studios
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1708
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WHO’S
SCREENING
Record TV Network
Delmar Andrade,
Edson Pfutzenreiter
Mannam Media
Mendes
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1730 Hyatt Regency
Century Plaza, Ste 1502
MarVista Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste 1750 Rive Gauche Television
MGM TV Latin America
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1002
MIPCOM (Reed MIDEM)
José Luis Sanchez, Panayiota
Pagoulatos, Sandy Clark
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1733
Multicom Entertainment Group
Irv Holender, Darrin Holender, Teddy
Blum, Jessie Pirog, Sharon Beverly,
Myriam Diaz
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1731
NBCUniversal Int’l Formats
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1735
NBCUniversal International
TV Distribution
100 Universal City Plaza,
Universal City Tel. (818) 777-1300
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1460
Origin Releasing
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1736
Polar Star
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1713
Pomodoro Stories
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1738
Power
Jose “Pepe” Echegaray, Susan
Waddell
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1928
Programas Para Television
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1740
RCN Television
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1906
Rose Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1560
Televisión Nacional de Chile
Enzo Yacometti, Marcelo Bravo,
María Eugenia Rencoret, José
Miranda, Ernesto Lombardi
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 560
Shine International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1749
Televix Entertainment
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1907
Sierra/Engine
9378 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills Tel. (424) 253-1084
Toei Animation
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1921
Somos Distribution
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 660
TV Film International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1660
Sony Music/Nitro Group
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1719
Twentieth Century Fox TV
Distribution
10201 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
Tel. (310) 739-5079
InterContinental Hotel, Ste 1116
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1725
Mel Giniger & Associates
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Ste
1715
Televisa Internacional
Fernando Pérez Gavilán, Carlos
Castro, Richard Ehrsam, Claudia
Silva, Cecilia Galeana, Francisco
Ortiz, Hugo Treviño
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1915
Sony Pictures Television
10401 Culver Blvd., Culver City
Tel. (310) 244-2184
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 902
Spiral/Red Arrow International
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 702
Venevision International
Miguel Dvorak, Juan Carlos Sosa,
Manuel Perez, Cesar Diaz, Miguel
Somoza, Daniel Rodriguez, Hector
Beltran, Tony Ojeda
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1702
Starz Worldwide
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1745
Viacom Int’l Media Networks
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1202
Telefe International
Claudio Ipolitti, Guillermo
Borensztein, Diana Coifman, Meca
Salado Pizarro
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1802
VIP 2000
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1722
Telefilms
Tomás Darcyl, Ricardo
Costianovsky, Humberto Delmas,
Alfredo Andreoti, Alejandro
Carballo
Hyatt Regency
Century Plaza,
Ste 1902
Telemundo Internacional
Marcos Santana, Esperanza Garay,
Luis Daniel Capriles,
Joysette Rivera, Olimpia
Del Boccio
Hyatt Regency Century
Plaza, Ste 1918
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Visionnaire
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1739
Warner Bros. Int’l TV Distribution
4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank
Tel. (818) 977-3903
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1260
WWE
Ed Wells, David Añon,
Emilio Revelo, Christine Pinzon
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1723
Zodiak Latino/Zodiak Rights
Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
Ste 1723
May 2013
Indie Programming Guide
1. A+E’s Contacto Extraterrestre
2. AVF’s Hotel Noir
3. Azteca’s Vivir a Destiempo
4. Echo Bridge’s The Challenger
5. Artear’s Compulsive Times
6. eOne’s Rogue
7. Estrella TV’s Noches Con Platanito
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A+E NETWORKS
Contacto Extraterrestre (paranormal
special)
Eyewitnesses, UFO experts, astronomers,
and others try to find out what’s flying
over the skies of Latin America.
Milagros Decodificados (Latin America
local series)
Astonishing cases — such as unexplained
healings — are analyzed.
Un Dia En La Vida (reality series)
The daily routines of Latin American
celebrities are explored to reveal the real
people behind the fame.
Duck Dynasty (real-life character series)
The Robertsons are the modern-day
Beverly Hillbillies, running a multi-million
dollar enterprise fabricating duck calls.
Mankind The Story of All of Us (history
series)
An epic tale of man’s journey from huntergatherer to global citizen.
7 Dias de Amor (format)
Challenges married couples to make time
for daily intimacy amid the chaos that is
marriage.
How Sex Changed the World (history
series)
Explores how the sex lives of key world figures — from America’s founding fathers to
Rasputin — changed the course of history.
www.AETNinternational.com
AMERICA VIDEO FILMS
Hotel Noir (film)
Set in 1958 Los Angeles, a detective waits
in a downtown hotel for murderers to
come after him.
Virginia (film)
A sheriff’s bid for a State Senate seat is in
jeopardy when his daughter starts dating
the son of a disturbed woman with whom
the sheriff had a 20-year affair.
The Rise of Hope (Francis Pope) (documentary)
Offers background about the new Pope’s
hometown and his life as a Jesuit priest.
www.americavideofilms.net
ARTEAR
Compulsive Times (Tiempos Compulsivos) (series)
A doctor treats patients with OCD, but he’s
got problems of his own.
Naked Family (Condiciones) (series)
Dicky and Lorna’s porn careers have
waned, but their son gets them into a new
field.
The Social Leader (El Puntero) (series)
A political staffer keeps his dreams alive,
influencing the destinies of his neighbors.
Left on the Shelf (Para Vestir Santos)
(series)
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After their harsh mother dies, three sisters
discover that they still can’t find Mr.
Right.
Fantastic Biographies (Biografías
Fantásticas) (documentary series)
Each episode is a biography of a fictional
literary character.
Methods (Métodos) (documentary
series)
Focuses on the steps creative artists must
take to make their work publicly known.
Tasting Notes (Notas de Catas) (documentary series)
An Argentine Sommelier School director
and wine expert teaches viewers about
wine
www.artear.com
AZTECA/COMAREX
Destino (drama series)
After learning that the woman who raised
her is not her biological mother, Valeria
discovers that her biggest rival is actually
her birth mother.
Vivir a Destiempo (drama series)
Paula, married to the same man for 22
years, reconnects with her long-lost love.
Confesiones del Más Allá (Confessions
from the Beyond) (drama series)
Famous personalities discuss their experiences with unexplainable phenomena.
La Otra Cara del Alma (drama series)
Alma vows to exact revenge on her uncle
for wrongfully throwing her family out on
the street.
Ultimo Año (Senior Year) (kids telenovela/thriller)
After Martin manipulates him and steals
his girlfriend, Benjamin ends up alone
and must take control of what’s been
taken from him.
El
Abergue
(The
Shelter)
(telenovela/comedy)
A dysfunctional family (an absentee
father, over-protective mother and a
grandfather who always gets in the way)
all live under the same roof.
Conectados (interactive TV competition
format)
Asks the audience to participate from
their own webcams at home.
www.comarex.tv
ECHO BRIDGE ENTERTAINMENT
The Apartment (reality series)
Eight couples put their dreams on the line
in an epic interior design battle.
The Challenger (reality series)
Sixteen world-class fighters duke it out to
win the title of Muay Thai World
Champion.
Critical Moments (drama series)
A medical drama that delves into the rela-
tionships between doctors and their
patients.
Chupacabra (sci-fi, action film)
When a pack of Chupacabras run loose and
threaten to overtake the city, man and
beast fight to the death.
Tasmanian Devils (sci-fi, thriller film)
A group of BASE jumpers awaken a pack of
supernatural Tasmanian devils and embark
on a battle between man and beast.
Lidia’s Italy in America (lifestyle series)
Celebrity chef and restaurateur Lidia
Bastianich journeys to the tables of families across America.
The Case for Christmas (holiday, family
film)
A lawyer has to defend Santa Claus in the
biggest trial in history.
www.echobridgeentertainment.com
ENTERTAINMENT ONE TELEVISION
Rogue (drama/suspense series)
A morally and emotionally conflicted
undercover detective is tormented by the
possibility that her actions caused her son’s
death, and goes on a quest for the truth.
Seed (comedy series)
A 30-something broke bartender learns
that his sperm donations resulted in lots of
kids.
The Carpenter’s Miracle (holiday TV
movie)
A small-town carpenter finds himself at the
center of a national story when his touch
brings a 12-year-old boy back to life.
Perfect Storms (documentary series)
Using modern technology and on-theground investigation, this series provides a
unique look at the emotional devastation
extreme weather conditions can bring.
DATES (drama series)
People go on dates and in the end decide
whether to go all the way, or run the other
way.
Sales.eonetv.com
ESTRELLA TV/LIBERMAN
Noches Con Platanito (talk show)
A nighttime talk show hosted by an irreverent and hard-edged clown named
Platanito.
Que Jalada (comedy series)
A panel of three comedians comment on
the craziest Internet video clips out there.
Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento (game
show/format)
Three superstar judges, along with the
viewing audience, make one lucky
singer/dancer/musician/actor/magician’s
dream come true.
Mi Sueño Es Bailar (game show/format)
Twelve celebrities and their professional
dance partners compete to grant the dream
of a needy viewer.
Historias Delirantes (drama series)
Each episode features a different story of
love, money, mystery, relationships, past
lives and, most of all, justice.
El Shaka (drama series)
El Shaka is a husband, lover, father, brother, friend — and head of Mexico’s most
dangerous drug cartel.
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1. Ledafilms’ CZ12 Chinese Zodiac
2. Lionsgate’s Anger
Management
3. Power’s Cat. 8
4. Multicom’s Gold Diggers
5. Record’s Joseph From
Egypt
6. Somos’s Ezel
7. Sierra/Engine’s Siberia
Indie Programming Guide
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En La Mira Con Enrique Gratas (news
magazine)
Hosted by Gratas and featuring Myrka
Dellanos, it goes in-depth into the biggest
stories affecting Hispanic audiences.
www.estrellatv.com/screeners
www.lbimedia.com
LEDAFILMS
CZ12 – Chinese Zodiac (action/adventure film)
A man searches for 12 bronze heads of the
animals from the Chinese Zodiac.
Hit and Run (action/comedy film)
A former getaway driver jeopardizes his
Witness Protection Plan identity to help
his girlfriend.
Penthouse North (thriller film)
A reclusive photojournalist lives peacefully in a New York penthouse — until a
criminal enters her life.
6 Bullets (action/thriller film)
Veteran mercenary Samson Gaul teams
up with a mixed martial artist to help him
find his kidnapped daughter.
Erased (action/thriller film)
A former CIA agent realizes that he and
his daughter are being targeted by a killer.
Gaturro (animation series)
The characters of the comic book Nik is
illustrating come to life.
www.ledafilms.com
LIONSGATE
Tequila Sisters (reality series/docu-soap)
Features the Marins, a wealthy and traditional Mexican-American family from
California.
Chasing Life (drama series)
April is a young, quick-witted aspiring
journalist at a Boston newspaper who gets
news that she has cancer.
Family Trade (reality series)
At G-Stone Motors, Gardner Stone will
trade a new car or truck for anything
you’ve got that he can sell.
Saint George (comedy series)
George Lopez stars as a recently divorced
working class Mexican-American man
who’s become a successful entrepreneur
and philanthropist.
Anger Management (comedy series)
Charlie Sheen stars as a non-traditional
therapist dealing with his own anger
issues.
Mad Men (drama series)
Follows the (often scandalous) lives of the
ad men of Madison Avenue.
Nashville (drama series)
Set against the backdrop of the Nashville
music scene, three iconic female singers
climb the charts.
www.lionsgate.com
MULTICOM ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
GUN (action/drama miniseries)
The anthology series follows the impact a
handgun has on the lives of those who
encounter it.
Gold Diggers (HD) (reality series)
Five young women lead luxurious, sexy
and often corrupt lives dealing in an
unspoken language of manipulation.
Tropical Heat (action/drama series)
Maverick cop Nick Slaughter ends up as a
private investigator in Key Mariah,
Florida.
Harts of the West (drama series)
A Chicago lingerie salesman relocates his
less-than-enthusiastic family out West.
Mask Masters (animated series)
The world has turned to chaos and evil
and the “Four Guardians” are the only
hope.
War Features (war/action/adventure)
Ten features that span the genres of war,
action and adventure.
Factual,
History,
Biographies,
Documentaries Package (factual/history/documentary/biography/music)
Over 3,000 hours of documentaries and
multiple-episode series.
www.multicom.tv
POWER
Air Force One is Down (action miniseries)
A rogue soldier, a former general driven by
vengeance and the most powerful woman
in the world become pawns in a deadly
contest of wills.
Bomb Girls (drama miniseries)
During WWII, women worked in munitions factories to build bombs for the front.
This is their story.
Cat. 8 (end of the world miniseries)
An accident unleashes a squall of fiery
sleet toward Earth that will end all human
life.
Ring of Fire (end of the world miniseries)
An oil rig causes a volcanic eruption that
triggers the Ring of Fire, which threatens
to swallow the Earth whole.
Delete (end of the world miniseries)
An intranet system morphs into an artificial intelligence intent on destroying
mankind.
Eve of Destruction (end of the world
miniseries)
Scientists learn to harvest the power of
“dark energy.” But only a select few can
convince the Proteus team that their effort
to save the world is actually destroying it.
Exploding Sun (end of the world miniseries)
The engine of a passenger ship hurtles
toward the sun, triggering a cataclysmic
solar storm that could destroy the Earth.
www.powcorp.com
RECORD TV NETWORK
Joseph from Egypt (José del Egipto)
(series)
Tells the biblical story of Joseph, son of
Jacob, who is betrayed by his brothers and
sold into slavery in Egypt, where he
becomes governor.
Tricky Business (Los Tramposos) (telenovela)
Follows a married couple challenged by
debt, a family with a paternity secret and
two dueling stepbrothers.
King David (Rey David) (series)
Tells the story of David, who is chosen by
God to replace King Saul.
Jackpot! (Vidas en Juego) (telenovela)
A group of friends wins the lottery, but
they begin to disappear before any of
them can collect the remainder of the winnings.
Masks (Máscaras) (telenovela)
A rich landowner pursues the kidnappers
of his wife and son, but doesn’t know
whom to trust.
River of Intrigues (Río de Intrigas)
(telenovela)
A town is transformed when a mega-project establishes itself and murders begin to
occur.
Another Power (Poder Paralelo) (telenovela)
When Tony’s family is killed in a car explosion, he moves to Brazil to avenge their
deaths and winds up falling in love.
www.recordtvnetwork.com
SIERRA/ENGINE TELEVISION
Crossbones (action/adventure series)
Tom Lowe, an undercover assassin, is sent
to kill pirate Blackbeard, but his weaknesses — a woman whom he can’t deny
and an unexpected respect for Blackbeard
— could stand in his way.
Siberia (mystery/suspense series)
Over 100 years after an unexplained event
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occurred in the remote Siberian territory of
Tunguska, 16 reality show contestants
arrive there, unaware of its dark past, and
attempt to survive the harsh winter and
each other to win a cash prize.
Rescue 3 (action/adventure/rescue
series)
Southern California’s elite multi-agency
task force of Lifeguard, Firefighter and
Coast Guard heroes coordinate daring rescues to save lives by land, sea and air.
The After (drama/thriller series)
The power suddenly goes out on earth in
this chronicle of what could happen at the
beginning of the end of the world.
Ghostbreakers (comedy series)
Joey Greco and his team of semi-professionals blur the line between ghost-hunting horror and sidesplitting humor in a
blend of comedy and reality as they visit
haunts across North America.
Glenn Martin, DDS (animated comedy
series)
Glenn Martin is a goofy dentist who
embarks on a cross-country adventure with
his family in their toothbrush-topped
mobile dental RV.
Niño Santo (drama series)
Based on a Mexican series set in a remote
village, doctors attempt to vaccinate people
against a worldwide epidemic, but discover
that the villagers are protected by a cultlike leader, Niño, who shakes the doctors’
faith in science to the core.
www.engine-entertainment.com
www.sierra-affinity.com
SOMOS DISTRIBUTION
11-11 En mi Cuadra Nada Cuadra
(series)
Enrique, who’s 14, uses an adult version of
himself to solve problems and find his
missing mother.
Karadaya (telenovela)
Mahir defends his father, who’s accused of
a murder he didn’t commit, while searching for an unattainable love.
Ezel (telenovela)
Omar is blamed for a robbery he didn’t
commit. Ezel is released from prison, seeks
revenge and fights for Eysan’s love.
Jobs Without Frontiers (format)
Four participants are challenged to do their
job on the other side of the globe for a
week.
Bayly (format)
Renowned journalist and TV host Jaime
Bayly welcomes special guests.
G.a.u.l.a. (documentary series)
Colombian anti-kidnapping group narrates
actual abductions and resolutions through
videos, drama and special effects.
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1. Telefe’s Los Vecinos En Guerra. 2. Telefilms’ The Mortal Instruments. 3. TVN’s Calle 7,
La Competencia es de Verdad. 4. WWE’s SmackDown. 5. Telemundo’s El Señor de los Cielos.
6. Televisa’s The Tempest. 7. Venevision’s De Todas Maneras Rosa
Indie Programming Guide
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MMA – Mixed Martial Arts (series)
Specials featuring MMM — a mix of boxing, wrestling, judo, muay thay, karate
and jiu-jitsu.
www.somosdistribution.net
TELEFE INTERNATIONAL
Aliados (teen telenovela)
Seven youngsters are chosen to execute a
mission of love to save the world.
Los Vecinos en Guerra (Neighbors at
War) (family comedy series)
Nobody knows that Mecha, now a housewife, was once a member of a gang of
swindlers — until her old flame and former partner-in-crime moves into the area.
Historias de Corazón (Stories from the
Heart) (drama series)
Starring a rotating cast of well-known
actors, each episode deals with different
topics related to love, passion, friendship,
emotion and the fight to defend values.
Ramirez (HD) (police drama series)
Diana Ramirez has an incredible amount
of control and she wants to find whoever
murdered the love of her life.
Candy Love (telenovela)
The love stories of four couples across four
generations, and four kinds of love, are
told.
Qitapenas (musical comedy series)
Two competing families that own restaurants lives’ take an unexpected turn when
their children fall in love.
Mi Viejo Verde (Dirty Old Parrot) (comedy)
A rich alcoholic father of three who died
of a Viagra overdose is reincarnated as a
parrot.
www.telefeinternational.com.ar
TELEFILMS
The Mortal Instruments (action/adventure film)
A teenager finds out she is the descendant
of a secret group of young half-angel warriors engaged in a battle against demons.
Escape from Planet Earth (animation/
adventure/comedy film)
Astronaut Scorch Supernova is a national
hero to the blue alien population of planet Baab, but soon it’s his nerdy brother
who must come to Scorch’s rescue.
Olympus Has Fallen (action/thriller
film)
A former presidential guard trapped
inside the White House in the wake of a
terrorist attack must save the president.
Side Effects (psychological thriller film)
A woman turns to prescription drugs to
handle anxiety about her husband’s
upcoming release from prison.
The Call (thriller film)
When a veteran 911 operator gets a call
from a girl who’s been abducted, she’ll
have to confront a killer from her past to
save the girl’s life.
www.telefilms.com.ar
TELEMUNDO INTERNACIONAL
El Señor de los Cielos (series)
Aurelio Casillas wants to become the leading drug dealer in Mexico in the 1990s,
but he must outsmart a police officer.
Letris (entertainment format)
A contest that combines the strategy
involved in word games with the excitement of puzzle games for a cash prize.
La Patrona (telenovela)
Gabriela’s life is shattered when she falls
in love with the son of the most feared
woman in town.
Pasión Prohibida (telenovela)
Bianca seeks revenge on her mother, but
when she falls in love with her fiancé’s
nephew, things get complicated.
Pobre Rico (telenovela)
Two boys were switched at birth, and a
court order forces the 17-year-olds to
move in with their biological parents.
Travesuras de Amor (telenovela)
When Joo Yoo-rin and Seol Gong-chan
pretend to be cousins, things get complicated.
Historias de la Virgen Morena (anthology series)
Each episode tells the story of people
faced with seemingly hopeless situations
who turn to Our Lady of Guadalupe for
help. Their prayers are always answered.
www.telemundointernacional.com
TELEVISA INTERNACIONAL
The Tempest (telenovela)
Marina and Damián will be faced with
challenges that put their love to the test.
Wild at Heart (telenovela)
Maricruz’s life seemed perfect, but when
she falls in love with Octavio, it all
changes.
Bandidas (telenovela)
The love lives of the three daughters of
Hacienda Las Bandidas’s owner, and an
old family rivalry, take center stage as the
sisters try to overcome betrayals.
Infringement (telenovela)
Twins with a tragic past were separated as
teenagers and live completely opposite
lives. But Veronica has an ulterior motive
when she asks Natalia to trade lives with
her.
Dreaming to Sing (format/entertainment)
Each episode is full of performances, surprises and unforeseen family reunions as
the show looks for the best performer with
an outstanding personality.
Look Who’s Asking (format/comedy
game show)
Celebrities dream up challenges and
games for audiences to play.
The Dating Office (format/hidden camera dating show)
Co-workers act as matchmakers for their
unsuspecting colleagues.
www.televisainternacional.tv
TELEVISIÓN NACIONAL DE CHILE
Calle 7, la Competencia es de Verdad
(daily live access game show)
A group of young contestants on two
teams take part in various challenges to
win a grand prize at the end of each season.
Apuesto Por Ti (talent game show/humor
entertainment)
An ability-based game show that seeks to
discover and reward the contestant who
presents the most surprising, original and
distinct act.
Esta es Mi Familia (docu-reality series)
An average family allows cameras into
their home, and viewers learn their stories, dreams, challenges and desires.
Juga2 (entertainment format)
Celebrities compete to help an anonymous
contestant’s dreams come true.
www.tvn.cl
VENEVISION INTERNATIONAL
Love Gone Crazy (De Todas Maneras
Rosa) (telenovela)
A tragic event alters Rosa’s mind and she
discovers how psychiatric patients are
often mistreated.
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Mexican Classics of the Golden Era
(Clásicos Mexicanos de la Época de Oro)
(films)
Classic movies from the Golden Era of
Mexican cinema are completely restored in
HD.
Lucia’s Secrets (Los Secretos de Lucia)
(teleseries)
Lucia’s amnesia leaves her with flashbacks
from her past as a ruthless arms dealer, and
she must put it all behind her for a new life
and promising future.
Rosario (telenovela)
Rosario discovers her lover was engaged to
her mother 21 years earlier.
My Life In Sayulita (Mi Vida en Sayulita)
(reality series)
Seven teenagers find their lives and perspectives changed forever after spending
time in the coastal Mexican village of
Sayulita.
Inside Football (Futbología) (series)
Offers in-depth coverage of the world of
international football (soccer). Available
worldwide, except Latin America and the
U.S. Hispanic market.
Cybergeddon (thriller film)
A cyber-thriller about an FBI hacker and
her partner who expose a cyber-crime plot,
but are framed as culprits, and forced to go
on the run.
www.venevisioninternational.com
WWE
Raw (sports/entertainment series)
Combines in-ring match competition, rockconcert ambiance and dramatic interactions from arenas around the world.
SmackDown (sports/entertainment series)
Offers dazzling pyrotechnics, match action
and drama from venues across the globe.
WWE Main Event (sports/entertainment
series)
Fits seamlessly with the storylines from
WWE Raw and SmackDown and offers bigarena in-ring action.
Superstars (sports/entertainment series)
Gives viewers a unique chance to see the
entire WWE roster all in one place, as
Superstars and Divas come together.
WWE Pay-Per-Views/Specials
(sports/entertainment series)
WWE Specials feature unique and emotional stories, athleticism and confrontations, topped off with WrestleMania, the
biggest annual event in sports entertainment.
www.wwe.com
May 2013
STUDIOS’ SALES TEAMS
CBS Studios International
Disney Media Distribution
May 18, May 20-23
May 20 - May 24
Armando Nuñez, President, CEO, CBS Global Distribution Group
Barry Chamberlain, EVP, Sales
Joe Lucas, EVP, Sales and Marketing
Reed Manville, EVP, International Channels
Sue Akens, EVP, Business Affairs
Paul Gilbert, SVP, International Formats
Giovanni Pedde, SVP, European Operations, Rome
Guy Petty, SVP, Digital Media
Stephen Tague, SVP, Europe, London
Teri Fleming, SVP, Marketing
Christine De Pauw, VP, Sales Administration
Roxanne Pompa, VP, International Sales & Production
Michelle Payne, VP, Regional Sales, London
Doug Smith, VP and General Sales Manager, Canada
Stephen White, VP, Managing Director, Asia Pacific
Jennifer Weingroff, VP, Communications
Mie Horasawa, Managing Director, Northeast Asia
Stephanie Pacheco, Managing Director, Latin America
Oliver Kreuter, Managing Director, Munich
Eric Mueller, Exec. Director of Sales, Latin America
Catherine Molinier, Director, Sales, Paris
Nicole Sinclair, Director of Sales, Asia Pacific
Tim Wright, Director, European Sales, London
Julie Aletti de Gely, Sales Director, London
Mark James, Sales Manager,
London
Armando Nuñez
Paramount Studios
5555 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles
Tel: (323) 575-5460
www.CBSSI.com
Ben Pyne
The Walt Disney
Studios
500 S. Buena Vista
St., Burbank
Tel: (818) 569-3241
www.disneymediadistribution.tv
NBCUniversal International TV Distribution
Sony Pictures Television
International
May 19 - May 24
Jeff Shell, President, NBCUniversal International
Kevin MacLellan, President, NBCUniversal International Television
Belinda Menendez, President, NBCUniversal International Television &
Universal Networks International
Don McGregor, EVP, International TV Distribution
Rob Bell, SVP, International New Media
Justin Che, SVP, Sales Liaison (Asia Pacific)
Vimish Gandesha, SVP, Sales Liaison (Nordic, Benelux, CEE & Africa)
Sven Noth, SVP, Liaison, German Speaking Europe & Hungary
Maria Sanchez-Munoz, MD, International TV, Spain & Portugal;
SVP Liaison Spain, Portugal & Latin America
Carolyn Stalins, MD France, SVP International Sales Liaison
Maxim Mikhailov, MD Universal Networks, VP Liaison TVD & MD Russia
Lizzie Avery, VP, Sales Liaison (UK)
Rajiv Dhawn, VP, Liaison, Sales (Asia)
Martine Druelle, VP, Sales Liaison (Australia, New Zealand)
Didier Ghez, VP, International New Media (Latin America, Iberia)
Enrique Juarez, VP, Sales Liaison (Latin America)
Atsushi Miyasaka, VP, Sales Liaison (Japan)
Anne-Lorraine Villeroy, VP, Liaison, Sales (France & Italy)
Ben Pyne, President, Global Distribution, Disney Media Networks
Catherine Powell, SVP and General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, EMEA
Tatjana Vucanovic, VP & General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, CEE
Simon Amselem, SVP and General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, Iberia
Simon Barwick, General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, Benelux
Giovanni Mastrangelo, General Manager, Disney Media Distribution,
Emerging Markets
Stefania Severini, General Manager, Disney Media Distribution, Italy
Vitaly Lomtev, VP, Disney Media Distribution, Russia
Paul Candland, President, The Walt Disney Company (Japan)
Takashi Kodama, VP & General Manager, BS Channel & Sales TV, Japan
Harry Tanaka, VP, Disney Media Distribution, Japan
Orest Olijynk, SVP & Managing Director, Canada
Haydn Arndt, General Manager, Disney Media Distribution,
Australia & New Zealand
Hua Dai, VP & Managing Director, Disney Channels & Disney Media
Distribution, Greater China
Amrita Pandey, SVP, International Distribution & Syndication,
Motion Pictures, India
Rob Gilby, Managing Director, The Walt Disney Company (Southeast Asia) Pte Ltd
Amit Malhotra, VP, Program Distribution, APAC
Fernando Barbosa, SVP, Sales, Disney Media Networks, Latin America
May 20 - May 24
Belinda Menendez
Universal Studios
100 Universal City
Plaza
Universal City
Tel: (818) 777-1300
Steve Mosko, President, SPT
Keith Le Goy, President, International Distribution
Mike Wald, EVP, International Distribution
Paul Littmann, SVP, Pay-TV & New Media,
International Distribution
Alexander Marin, SVP, Distribution, Latin America
Angel Orengo, SVP, Distribution, Asia-Pacific
Noémie Weisse, SVP, Distribution, France
Kylie Munnich, SVP, Distribution, UK
Kevin Byles, SVP, Distribution, Canada
Andreas Brosjo, VP, Distribution, Europe
Marco Cingoli, VP, Distribution, Italy
Kerstin Guehne, VP, Distribution, Germany
Katerina Kolerova, VP, Distribution, Russia
Ken Lo, VP, New Business Development,
Distribution, Asia-Pacific
Kojiro Seto, VP, New Media Distribution, Japan
Maria Valenzuela, VP, Distribution, Spain
Mark Young, VP, Distribution, Australia & New Zealand
Masaki Ushiroku, VP, Distribution, Japan
James Farrell, SVP, Distribution, Japan
Twentieth Century Fox TV
Distribution
Warner Bros. International
Television
May 16 - May 23
May 20 - May 24
Mark Kaner, President, Twentieth Century Fox TV Distribution
Marion Edwards, President, International TV,
Twentieth Century Fox TV Distribution
Gerard Grant, Senior Vice President, Europe
Martine Bazin, Vice President, Europe
Steve Cornish, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Europe
Yoni Cohen, Senior Vice President, International Development
and Sales, Europe
David Smyth, Vice President, UK
Michael Murphy, Senior Vice President, Canada
Michael McLaughin, Vice President, Canada
Fox Studios
Jean Vezina, Vice President, Canada
10201 W. Pico Blvd.
Richard Samuels, Senior Vice President, Asia
Brendan Zauner, Vice President, Asia
Bldg. 310
Elie Wahba, Senior Vice President, Latin America and
Los Angeles
Caribbean
Tel: (310) 739-5079
Ricardo Rubini, Vice President, Latin America
www.FoxFast.com
Jose Luis Gascue, Vice President, Latin America
Jeffrey R. Schlesinger, President, Warner Bros.
International Television
Jose “Pepe” Abad, SVP & Managing Director, Southern Europe
Rita Akkari, Director Sales, CEE
Robert Blair, SVP, Northern Europe
Jim Brehm, SVP, Sales, Canada, Latin America and Asia
Jae Chang, Director, Korea
Tony Cornish,Director Sales, Asia Pacific
Domizia DeRosa, Director of Sales & Administration, Italy
Yuriy Evdokimov, Director International TV, Russia
Beibei Fan, VP International TV, China
John Garcia, SVP & General Manager, Latin America
Caroline Lang, SVP & Managing Director, France
Chris Law, SVP & Managing Director, UK Television & Digital Distribution
Mitsuru Oda, VP & General Manager, Japan
Roni Patel, VP, Sales, Scandinavia, Benelux and Middle East
Greg Robertson, SVP & Managing Director, Asia Pacific
Sylvia Rothblum, SVP & Managing Director, German-Speaking Territories
Mickie Steinmann, VP & General Manager, Canadian Operations
Nicky Wood, SVP, Sales, Russia, CEE and Sub Saharan Africa
Mark Kaner
Marion Edwards
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Keith Le Goy
Sony Pictures
Studios
10401 Culver Blvd.
Culver City
Tel: (310) 244-2184
www.sonypictures.com
Jeffrey R. Schlesinger
Steven J. Ross
Theater
Warner Bros. Studios
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank
Tel: (818) 977-3903
www.lascreenings.com
May 2013
KEY ACQUISITION &
PROGRAMMING EXECUTIVES
AUSTRALIA
ABC: Brendan Dahill, Stuart
Menzies
Foxtel: Richard Freudenstein, Peter
Tonagh, Brian Walsh, Ross Crowley.
Peter Rose, Penny Win, Fleur Fahey,
Sarah Frazer
Nine: Michael Healy
Seven: Tim Worner, Angus Ross,
Brad Lyons, Zane Bair
Ten: Hamish McLennan, Beverley
McGarvey, Monica Forlan, Daniel
Monaghan, Matt McGrath, Paul
Anderson
TV1: Justin Arnall, Roberta Allan,
Peter Hudson, Danielle Rowland
AUSTRIA
ORF: Andrea Bogad-Radatz,
Wolfgang Hoefer, Irene Heschl,
Katharina Schenk, Werner Taibon,
Alexander Wrabetz
BELGIUM
RTL: Stephane Rosenblatt, Erwin
Lapraille, MariaPia Defourny
SBS: Stefanie Segers
VMMA: Luc Janssen, Lieve
Vyverman
BULGARIA
Fox: Vessela Dimitrova
Viasat: Antonii Mangov
CANADA
Bell Media: Adam Ashton, Mike
Cosentino, Kevin Crull, Pat
Divittorio, Scott Henderson, Phil
King, Catherine McLeod
Channel Zero: Roman Podzyhun,
Cal Millar, Jennifer Chen, Chris
Fuoco, Sonya Davidson
Corus: Renee Skea, Lynn
Chadwick, John MacDonald
High Entertainment: Adam Ivers
Hollywood Suite: David Kines,
Ellen Baine, Jay Switzer
NTV: Jesse Stirling, Scott Stirling,
Lorraine Pope
QMI: Sylvie Tremblay, Christine
Maestracci
Radio Canada: Marie-Sylvie
Lefebvre
Rogers: David Purdy, Malcolm
Dunlop, Claire Freeland, Hayden
Mindell, Scott Moore, Keith Pelley,
Jack Tomik
Shaw Media: Phil Piazza, Barb
Williams, Kathy Gardner
Skibo: Jim Reid, Paul Sweeney
Super Channel: Sandy Perkins,
Malcolm Knox
Teleastral: Johanne Landry, Judith
Brosseau, Marie Colin, Jean
Garneau, Elaine Mourez, Pierre
Roy, Jacques Mathieu
Telequebec: Max oliveras,
Dominique Chaloult
Teletoon: Carole Bonneau
Telus: Dan Page
V Tele: Louis Pearson
Videotron: Yann Paquet, Suzanne
Laverdiere
Zoomer Media: Beverley Shenken
CYPRUS
Lumiere: George Xinaris
CZECH REPUBLIC
HBO: Jana Malirova, Petr Gottwald
Viasat: Jan Rudovsky
DENMARK
DR: Steen Salomsen, Kaare
Schmidt, Lotte Lindegaard, Gitte
Rabol
SBS: Henrik Ravn, Petr Rosberg,
Jesper Hahr
TV2: Marete Eldrup, Maiken Wexo,
Anette Romer, Anders Leifer, Mette
Ryso, Anne Garlichs, Endre Kjerstad
Viasat: Peter Slot
FINLAND
Fox: Mikko Silvennoinen
MTV3: Jani Hartikainen, Marko
Karvo, Jorma Sairanen
Nelonen: Kristiina Werner Autio,
Anne Nokelainen, Tiina Karo,
Karoliina Kytomaa
Pro7: Ricus Jansegers
TV VIISI: Mervi Ruovnen, Noora
Mustonen
YLE: Johanna Salmela, Tarmo
Kivbikallo
FRANCE
M6: Thomas Valentin, Bibiane
Godfroid, Bernard Majani,
Alexandre Moussard, Christine
Bouillet, Sidonie Garrett, Berangere
Terouanne
Nice Fellow: Jean-Louis Lamaison
Orange: Alix Goldschmidt,
Dorothee Horps, Guillaume Jouhet,
Boris Duchesnay, Peggy Charlery
Canal Plus: Maxime Saada, Rene
Saal, Vincent Navarro, Aline
Marrache-Tesseraud, Diana
Reynald, Gregoire Delarue
TF6: Guillaume Thouret, Laurent
De Lorme, Florent Gellie
GERMANY
Fox: Diana Krepold
Phoenix Films: Markus
Brunnermann
Pro7Sat1: Jan Frouman, Rudiger
Boess, Thomas Lasarzik, Claudia
Ruehl, Wolfgang Link, Nico
Paalzow, Klaus Henning, Holger
Andersen, Stella Rodger, Almut
Meffert, Katja Hofem, Juergen
Hoerner, Julian Geist, Christian
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Kohler, Eun-Kyung Park
Red Arrow: Jens Richter, Johannes
Hiller
RTL TV: Joerg Graf, Frank
Hoffmann, Klaus Holtmann,
Manuela Huhn, Jan Peter Lacher,
Frank Paffen, Oliver Schablitzki,
Anke Schaferkordt, Barbara Thielen
RTL2: Julian Krietsch, Joannis
Ntokos, Claudia Schorr, Jochen
Starke
Sky: Marcus Ammon, Rainer
Ingber, Gary Davey
SuperRTL: Frank Dietz, Carsten
Goettel, Claude Schmit
Teamworx: Steffi Ackerman
TMG: Herbert Kloiber, Thomas
Augsberger
Turner: Hannes Heyelmann, Nadja
Raofi
UFA: Guido Reinhardt, Rainer
Wemcken
Vox: Bernd Reichert, Ladya van
Eeden
ZDF: Norbert Himmler, Susanne
Mueller, Reinhold Elschot, Fred
Burcksen
GREECE
Antenna: Joannis Latsios,
Alexandra Theodoris, Nick Pawsey
JTTV: John Triantafyllis
HONG KONG
Promo Group: Lanny Albina
Huang, Ping Yeung KO
Fox IC: Michael Dick
Turner: Sanoop Luke, Rick
Fernandes
HUNGARY
MTV: Bianka Balasz
TV2: Peter Kiss, Katalin Joboru,
Ralk Bartoleit
JAPAN
Blue Moon: Keiko Tomeda
Imagica: Toshihide Harada
Niban Kobo: Hisanao Akaba
Star Channel: Naoki Kotajima,
Takeshi Shimizu
Super Net: Shoji Iwamoto, Hideaki
Suzuki, Kyoko Matsushita
TFC: Keiichi Kosaka, Shigeki
Sujino, Satoshi Ohshima, Ryuji
Hayashi, Yuka Asano, Naoki
Yoshikawa
TV Tokyo: Masahiko Yanagawa
ICELAND
RUV: Gudrun Jonasdottir,
Skarphedinn Gudmundsson
INDIA
Movies Now: Sunil Lulla, Ajay
Trigunayat, Mansi Shrivastav, aaron
Mascarenhas
IRELAND
RTE: Dermot Horan, Paul
Youngbluth
ITALY
Cubovision: Giusto Toni
DeeJay TV: Antonio Visca
Fox IC: Agata Spatola, Alberto
Rossini, Diego Londono, Maria
Laura Mozzetti
La7: Francesco Valle, Gianluca
Foschi
Mediaset RTI: Andrea Goretti,
Zelda Stewart, Lucia Carta, Imma
Petrosino, Sonia Danieli, Marco
Costa, Piercarlo Guglielmi, Carlo
Panzeri, Maurizio Colombo, Aldo
Romersa, Paolo Paggetta, Geraldina
Neri
RAI: Eleonora Andreatta, Giorgio
Buscaglia, Patrizia Cardelli, Ivan
Carlei, Roberta Delli Carpini,
Francesco Di Pace, Cesare Genolini,
Luca Maciocca, Guido Pugnetti,
Angelo Teodoli
KOREA
Fox: Hye Kyung Park, Hyun Min
Kim
Kim Media: Se-Ung Kim
Korea HD: Christine Baek, Abel
Shin, Becky Baek
LITHUANIA
Viasat: Ieva Govedaite
MALAYSIA
Arief: Dahlia Raun
Juita Viden: Lai Yoke Leng, Gloria
Ting Mei Ru
Solimac: Jaslina Ahmad, Salatul
Kamar Mohd Nazir
Tmnet: Chen Keng On
Vision Plus: Beng Teck Lim, Poh
Lin Ho
NETHERLANDS
SBS: Rozan Hamaker, Annelius
Sitvast
NEW ZEALAND
Mediaworks: Sussan Turner, Paul
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Airline Seats 101
In 1962, the width of the American
backside in the seated position
averaged 35 cm for men and 36 for
women. In 2002 a study showed
an average increase to more than
38 cm.
The male hip, which the airline
industry has used to determine
seat width, is the wrong
dimension. The widest part of
the body is the shoulder/arm
area. The result: Airline seats are
approximately 13 cm too narrow,
even for passengers in the 1960s.
Current standard coach seat
widths range from 43 to 48 cm
between the armrests, known in
the industry as “living space.”
However, in airline-seat speak
the operative word is “pitch,”
defined as the distance between
one point on a seat and the same
point on the seat behind. A typical
seat pitch in coach measures 78
to 89 cm.
In a traditional reclining airline
seat, only the seatback moves.
But with an articulating seat pan,
as the back moves to the rear, the
seat pan moves forward, so the
back of the seat doesn’t move as
far as it once did. Because the seat
doesn’t require as much room to
recline, there’s space for more
seats. New economy class seats
will allow for six additional coach
seats per plane.
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Travelling on a Bee
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CBS STUDIOS INTERNATIONAL
• The Millers (CBS)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A recently divorced man’s life is
complicated when his parents
decide to move in with him.
Producer: Greg Garcia
• Reckless (CBS) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
A sultry legal show set in
Charleston, S.C., where a gorgeous
Yankee litigator and a Southern
attorney struggle to hide their
intense attraction while clashing
over a police sex scandal.
Production Team: Ian Sander, Kim
Moses, Dana Stevens, Corey Miller,
Catherine Hardwicke
• Reign (CW)
Format: One-hour drama
The tale of Mary Queen of Scots’
rise to power when she arrives in
France as a 15-year-old, betrothed
to Prince Francis.
Production Team: Stephanie
SenGupta, Laurie McCarthy, Frank
Siracusa, John Weber, Brad
Siberling
• Star-Crossed (CW) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Nine secret aliens are integrated
into a suburban high school.
Production Team: Meredith
Averill, Josh Appelbaum, Bryan
Furst, Sean Furst, Daniel Gutman,
Andre Nemec, Scott Rosenberg,
Richard Shepard
• We Are Men (CBS)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A young guy finds camaraderie living among the more experienced
guys he meets in a short-term rental
complex.
Production Team: Rob Greenberg,
Eric Tannenbaum, Kim
Tannenbaum
DISNEY MEDIA DISTRIBUTION
• Betrayal (ABC)
Format: One-hour drama
A female photographer begins a torrid affair with a lawyer for a powerful family who turns out to be
defending a murder suspect whom
her husband is prosecuting.
Production Team: David Zabel, Rob
Golenberg, Alon Aranya
• Intelligence (CBS) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Centers on U.S. Cyber Command, a
unit created around one agent with
a gift — a microchip implanted in
his brain that offers him access to
the electromagnetic spectrum.
Production Team: Michael
Seitzman, Tripp Vinson, Rene
Echvarria
• Killer Women (ABC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Based on Argentinean series
Mujeres Asesinas, the drama
revolves around the only woman in
the Texas Rangers.
Production Team: Sofia Vergara,
Martin Campbell, Ben Silverman,
Luis Balaguer, Electus, Latin World
Entertainment
• Lucky 7 (ABC)
Format: One-hour drama
Seven employees of a service station in Queens find their lives
changed in unexpected ways when
they win the lottery.
Production Team: Steven
Spielberg, Darryl Frank, Justin
Falvey, David Zabel, Jason
Richman
• Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
(ABC)
Format: One-hour drama
Based on Marvel Comics’s secret
intelligence organization that has
appeared in countless titles.
Production Team: Joss Whedon,
Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen,
Jeffrey Bell, Jeph Loeb
• Mixology (ABC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Set in the sexy world of New York
City nightlife, the show chronicles
the exploits of singles looking for
love — over the course of one
night.
Production Team: Jon Lucas, Scott
Moore, Nina Wass, Ryan Seacrest,
Adam Sher
• Once Upon a Time in
Wonderland (ABC)
Format: One-hour drama
A spin-off of Once Upon a Time, a
twist on the classic Alice in
Wonderland told through the point
of view of Alice.
Production Team: Edward Kitsis,
Adam Horowitz, Zack Estrin, Steve
Pearlman
• Resurrection (ABC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
A supernatural thriller about a
world where people see their dead
loved ones returning as if not a day
has gone by.
Production Team: Aaron Zelman,
JoAnn Alfano, Jon Liebman, Dede
Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner
• Trophy Wife (ABC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A reformed party girl falls for a man
with three manipulative children
and two difficult ex-wives.
Production Team: Emily Halpern,
Sarah Haskins, Gene Stupnitsky,
Lee Eisenberg, Malin Ackerman
LIONSGATE TELEVISION
• Chasing Life (ABC Family)
Format: One-hour drama
April is a young, aspiring journalist
at a Boston newspaper who tries to
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impress her boss. Just when things
are looking up at work, she finds
out that she has cancer.
Production Team: Aaron Kaplan,
Susanna Fogel, Joni Lefkowitz
• Orange is the New Black
(Netflix)
Format: Hour-long dramedy
A behind-bars drama about Piper
Chapman, an engaged PR executive
who’s sentenced to minimum-security prison for a decade-old drug
offense. Based on the bestselling
novel.
Production Team: Jenji Kohan, Liz
Friedman
• Satisfaction (CTV Canada)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A group of friends share relationship highs and lows, life crises and
personal ambitions as they navigate
marriage, committed relationships
and the dating scene.
Production Team: Tim McAuliffe,
Michael Donovan
NBCUNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL
TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION
• About a Boy (NBC) (midseason)
Format: Half-hour comedy
An adaptation of the novel and film
about the relationship between an
immature bachelor and the young
boy who moves in next door with
his crazy single mother.
Production Team: Jason Katims,
Jon Favreau, Tim Bevan, Eric
Fellner, Liza Chasin, Robert DeNiro,
Jane Rosenthal
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Revolves around a diverse group of
detectives at a New York police
precinct.
Production Team: Dan Goor, Mike
Schur, Phil Lord, Chris Miller
• Chicago PD (NBC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
A spin-off of Chicago Fire following
District 21 of the Chicago Police
Department.
Production Team: Dick Wolf, Matt
Olmstead, Michael Brandt, Derek
Haas, Joe Chappelle, Peter
Jankowski, Danielle Gelber
• Dracula (NBC)
Format: One-hour drama
The title character lives a double
life in London as an American businessman interested in bringing
modern science to Victorian society.
Production Team: Daniel Knauf,
Tony Krantz, Colin Callender,
Gareth Neame
• The Family Guide (NBC) (midseason)
Format: Half-hour comedy
An immature single mom of two
becomes closer to her blind ex-husband after their divorce.
Production Team: DJ Nash, Jason
Bateman, Jim Garavente
• Ironside (NBC)
Format: One-hour drama
A remake of the 1960s series about
a tough, sexy but acerbic wheelchair-bound police detective who
runs a team that solves the most
difficult cases in the city.
Production Team: John Davis, Teri
Weinberg, John Fox, Michael
Caleo, Ron West, David Semel
• Playing House (USA)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A single mom calls on her best
friend, a single and career-focused
woman, to help her raise her new
baby.
Production Team: Jessica St. Clair,
Lennon Parham, Scot Armstrong,
Ravi Nandan
• Sean Saves the World (NBC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Centers on Sean (Hayes), a guy
who must figure out how to parent
his 14-year-old daughter — who
just moved in — while juggling a
temperamental new boss at work.
Production Team: Victor Fresco,
Sean Hayes, Todd Milliner
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• Crossbones (NBC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
The series is a fictionalization of the
life of the notorious pirate Edward
Teach (aka Blackbeard) in and
around an island in the Bahamas.
Production Team: Georgeville
Television and Parkes/MacDonald
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• The Blacklist (NBC)
Format: One-hour drama
A master criminal turns himself in
and offers to give up everyone he
has ever worked with, but only if he
can work with a newly minted FBI
agent with whom he seemingly has
no connection.
Production Team: Jon Bokenkamp,
John Eisendrath, John Fox, John
Davis
• The Goldbergs (ABC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A multigenerational comedy set in
the 1980s — and told by a narrator
— about growing up in a loud, loving and slightly dysfunctional family.
Production Team: Adam F.
Goldberg, Doug Robinson, Seth
Gordon
• Helix (Syfy)
Format: One-hour drama
A team of scientists from the
Centers for Disease Control travels
to a high-tech research facility in
the Arctic to investigate a possible
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disease outbreak, and finds themselves in a life-and-death struggle
that holds the key to mankind’s salvation or total annihilation.
Production Team: Ronald D.
Moore, Lynda Obst, Steven Maeda
• Masters of Sex (Showtime)
Format: One-hour drama
Based on the lives of pioneering sex
experts Dr. William Masters and
Virginia Johnson, who gave birth to
the sexual revolution.
Production Team: Sarah
Timberman, Carl Beverly, Michelle
Ashford, John Madden, Judith
Verno
• The Michael J. Fox Show (NBC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Inspired by Michael J. Fox’s life, Fox
stars as a husband and father of
three with Parkinson’s disease who
goes back to work as a news anchor.
Production Team: Sam Laybourne,
Will Gluck, Michael J. Fox, Alex
Reid
• The Night Shift (NBC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
An ensemble medical show following ex-Army doctors working the
late shift at a San Antonio hospital.
Production Team: Gabe Sachs, Jeff
Judah, Pierre Morel (pilot only)
• Rake (FOX) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Based on an Australian series,
about a brilliant but self-destructive
criminal defense lawyer.
Production Team: Peter Duncan,
Peter Tolan, Sam Raimi, Ian Collie,
Richard Roxburgh, Michael Wimer
• Us & Them (FOX)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Adaptation of BBC series Gavin &
Stacey, about a new couple trying to
maintain their long-distance relationship while combining their
polarizing families’ lives.
Production Team: David Rosen,
Julie Gardner, James Corden, Ruth
Jones, Steve Coogan, Henry
Normal, Jane Tranter
• Welcome to the Family (NBC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Two families are bonded together
by their teenage children who fall
in love and quickly have an
unplanned pregnancy.
Production Team: Mike Sikowitz,
Michael Engler, Jamie Tarses
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX
TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION
• 24: Live Another Day (FOX)
Format: One-hour drama
A 12-part miniseries picking up
where the popular series left off.
Production Team: Bob Cochran,
Joel Surnow, Howard Gordon,
Brian Grazer, Kiefer Sutherland
• Back in the Game (ABC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A recently divorced single mother
moves in with her estranged father,
a former baseball player.
Production Team: Mark Cullen,
Robb Cullen, Aaron Kaplan, John
Requa, Glenn Ficarra
• The Crazy Ones (CBS)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A workplace comedy set in the
advertising world, starring a brilliant but crazy dad and his more
practical daughter.
Production Team: David E. Kelley,
Bill D’Elia, Jason Winer, Mark
Teitelbaum, John Montgomery,
Dean Lorey
• Crisis (NBC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
An idealistic Secret Service agent
finds himself at the epicenter of an
international crisis when the
President’s son and his schoolmates
are kidnapped.
Production Team: Rand Ravich,
Far Shariat, Phillip Noyce
• Dads (FOX)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Centers on two successful guys in
their 30s whose lives are turned
upside down when their nightmare
dads move in with them.
Production Team: Seth
MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin, Wellesley
Wild
• Enlisted (FOX)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Follows three very different brothers working together at a small
army base in Florida.
Production Team: Kevin Biegel,
Mike Royce
• Friends with Better Lives (CBS)
(midseason)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Follows a group of 30-something
friends who each think the other
has it better.
Production Team: Dana Klein,
Aaron Kaplan
• Gang Related (FOX)
Format: One-hour drama
A gang member infiltrates the San
Francisco Police Department’s Gang
Task Force.
Production Team: Chris Morgan,
Scott Rosenbaum, Brian Grazer,
Francie Calfo
• Mind Games (ABC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Two brothers head a unique agency
designed to attack their clients’
problems using the real science of
human motivation and manipulation.
Production Team: Kyle Killen,
Keith Redmon
• Murder Police (FOX)
Format: Half-hour animated
comedy
Animated series about a dedicated
but inept detective and his colleagues — some perverted, some
corrupt, some just plain lazy — in a
twisted city precinct.
Production Team: David
Goodman, Jason Ruiz
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• Sleepy Hollow (FOX)
Format: One-hour drama
A modern-day supernatural thriller
based on The Legend of Sleepy
Hollow, in which Ichabod Crane
partners with a local female sheriff
to solve the town’s mysteries.
Production Team: Robert Orci,
Alex Kurtzman, Heather Kadin, Len
Wiseman
• Wayward Pines (FOX) (midseason)
Format: One-hour miniseries
Matt Dillon plays a Secret Service
officer trying to unravel the mysterious disappearance of two agents.
Production Team: Chris Hodge,
Donald De Line, Ashwin Rajan, M.
Night Shyamalan
• Witches of East End (Lifetime)
Format: One-hour drama
Centers on the adventures of a
mother and two daughters — both
of whom are unknowingly their
family’s next generation of witches.
Production Team: Maggie
Friedman, Erwin Stoff, Josh Reims
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• The 100 (CW) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
Set 97 years after a nuclear war
destroyed civilization, 100 juvenile
delinquents are sent back to Earth
to investigate the possibility of recolonizing the planet.
Production Team: Matthew Miller,
Jason Rothenberg, Bharat Nalluri,
Leslie Morgenstein, Gina Girolamo
• Almost Human (FOX)
Format: One-hour drama
An action-packed buddy cop drama
set in the near future, in which all
LAPD cops are partnered with highly evolved human-line androids.
Production Team: J.J. Abrams,
Bryan Burk, J.H. Wyman, Kathy
Lingg, Reid Shane, Brad Anderson
• Believe (NBC) (midseason)
Format: One-hour drama
An unlikely relationship develops
between a young girl with unusual,
emerging powers and a man sprung
from prison who has been tasked
with protecting her.
Production Team: Alfonso Cuaron,
Mark Friedman, J. J. Abrams, Bryan
Burk
• Famous in 12 (CW)
Format: One-hour reality
Tracks the lives of one determined
family as they move to the entertainment capital of the world — Los
Angeles — and seek fame in a 12week time frame.
Production Team: David Garfinkle,
Jay Renfroe, Harvey Levin
• Ground Floor (TBS)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Brody, a successful and promising
young money manager, crosses
paths with his company’s support
staff, a tight-knit group of truly
happy and carefree people.
Production Team: Bill Lawrence,
Jeff Ingold
• Hostages (CBS)
Format: One-hour drama
A Washington, D.C., surgeon is
thrown into a political conspiracy
(and her family into a hostage situation) after being chosen to operate
on the President of the United
States.
Production Team: Jerry
Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman,
Jeffrey Nachmanoff, Rick Eid, Omri
Givon, Rotem Shamir, Chayim
Sharir, KristieAnne Reed, Alon
Aranya
• Mom (CBS)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A newly sober single mom tries to
pull her life back together in
California’s Napa Valley.
Production Team: Chuck Lorre,
Eddie Gorodetsky, Gemma Baker
• The Originals (CW)
Format: One-hour drama
A spin-off of the CW’s The Vampire
Diaries revolving around the
Original family in New Orleans.
Production Team: Julie Plec, Leslie
Morgenstein, Gina Girolamo
• Super Fun Night (ABC)
Format: Half-hour comedy
Revolves around three nerdy female
friends and their quest to have
“super fun” every Friday night.
Production Team: John Riggi,
Conan O’Brien, David Kissinger, Jeff
Ross, Rebel Wilson
• Surviving Jack (FOX)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A story about a boy becoming a
man, and a man becoming a father,
in a time before coming of age was
something you could Google.
Production Team: Bill Lawrence,
Justin Halpern, Patrick
Schumacker, Jeff Ingold
• The Tomorrow People (CW)
Format: One-hour drama
Based on a U.K. series, young people across the globe represent the
next stage in human evolution, with
special powers to defeat the forces
of evil.
Production Team: Greg Berlanti,
Julie Plec, Phil Klemmer, Danny
Cannon, Melissa Kellner Berman
• Undateable (NBC) (midseason)
Format: Half-hour comedy
A “bromantic comedy” about a couple of friends who are terrible with
women, whose lives are altered
when a confident guy enters their
world.
Production Team: Bill Lawrence,
Adam Sztykiel, Jeff Ingold, Scott
Ellis
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