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by GMMEL 14 Apr '05

14 Apr '05

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The Megahit Movies Ezine - The Protagonist
by Webmaster 14 Apr '05

14 Apr '05

{http://www.TheMegahitMovies.com} Each issue of the ezine will present a topic about the story design of popular movies. * The Megahit Movies Ezine - The Protagonist* The* protagonist* is the main character of the story. He/She/It is the character with whom the audience must bond and have the most empathy. The audience should identify with the point-of-view of the protagonist. It is his primary objective that becomes the story objective. Whether he can achieve this goal becomes the concern of the audience. Perseverance and will power are the most important personality traits that a protagonist must possess. He must have an unshakable commitment to his primary objective. He also must be sincere and believe in the rightness of what he is doing. While he may have moments of self-doubt, he overcomes them and continues pursuing his objective. He must have sufficient will to overcome all the obstacles that he will confront while pursuing his objective. He needs this strength to engage in the climactic battle with the antagonist. A character who gives up too easily would not be able to withstand attacks from the antagonist and his supporters. The protagonist must have the strength and stamina to carry the fight to its conclusion. Not all of the protagonists are male. Some, like Rose in /Titanic,/ are female, and some, like Nemo, Shrek, the Grinch, Sulley, E.T. and Simba, are non-human. The strength that the protagonists needs is not always physical strength, as shown by the examples of Elliott, E.T., Frodo, Harry Potter, Cole Sears, and Kevin. What they have is the commitment to accomplish their goals. Their lives and the lives of the ones they love, if not the very existence of the world, often depend on them achieving their goals. The protagonist is the character who makes most of the major decisions in the story. The choices and actions that he makes during conflicts reveal his values. These values will help him achieve his objective. While most of the popular films have only one protagonist, some have a protagonist with dual personalities. Batman (Crime Fighter and Reclusive Millionaire), Indiana Jones (Adventurer and University Professor), Spider-Man (Crime Fighter and High School student), and Bruce Almighty (TV Reporter-God for a week) are examples of this. These protagonists are more intriguing for the audience and help them fantasize that they also could possibly live a secret adventurous life. This increases the audiences identification with and empathy for the protagonist. In /E.T.,/ both Elliott and E.T. share the role of the protagonist. This is essential for a story in which the feelings, emotions, and thoughts of two characters merge through telepathic communication. This technique helps to explain the success of the film, because merging the two characters into a double protagonist doubles the audiences empathy for the protagonist and increases the audiences concern for the storys outcome. The films that have a protagonist without a dual personality usually also have protagonist supporters with whom the audience can have sympathy. This sympathy is then transferred to the protagonist. Examples of this can be found in /Star Wars/ (Yoda, Han Solo, and Chewbacca), /Shrek /(Donkey), and in /Monsters, Inc. /(Mike). Some films have more than one protagonist. This expands the scope of audience identification. J and K are the dual protagonists in /Men in Black, /Nemo and Marlin in /Finding Nemo/. /Pirates of the Caribbean/ has three protagonists:/ /Liz, Will Turner, and Jack Sparrow. / Independence Day/ has four characters who share the protagonist function: Captain Steve Hiller, David Levinson, President Tom Whitmore and Russell Casse. Below are the protagonists in the megahit movies: / Titanic/: Rose / Star Wars/: Luke Skywalker / E.T./ : Elliott and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial / The Phantom Menace/: Anakin Skywalker / Spider-Man/: Peter Parker (Spider-Man) / Lord of the Rings- Return of the King /: Frodo / Jurassic Park/: Dr. Alan Grant / Forrest Gump/: Forrest Gump / Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone/: Harry Potter / Lord of the Rings-The Fellowship of the Rings/: Frodo / The Lion King/: Simba/ Lord of the Rings-The Two Towers/: Frodo / Finding Nemo/: Marlin and Nemo / Return of the Jedi/: Luke Skywalker / Independence Day /: Captain Steve Hiller, David Levinson, Tom Whitmore, Russell Casse / Star Wars-Attack of the Clones/: Young Darth Vader / The Sixth Sense/: Cole Sear / Star Wars-Empire Strikes Back/: Luke Skywalker / Pirates of the Caribbean/: Liz, Will, and Jack / Home Alone/: Kevin / Matrix Reloaded/: Neo / Shrek/: Shrek / Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets/: Harry Potter / Jaws/: Police Captain Martin Brody / How the Grinch Stole Christmas/: The Grinch / Monsters, Inc./: Sulley / Batman/: Bruce Wayne (Batman) / Men In Black/: J and K * The Megahit Movies Book* The new 500+ page edition analyzes *The Megahit Movies*, those films which have generated more than $250 million in North American Box Office receipts. It presents principles of story construction that can be used to develop popular movies by providing an analysis of cinematic techniques. It also offers stimulating ideas that can be helpful in the creative process. The book is designed for writers, directors and producers who want to create commercially successful films. The fundamentals of dramatic structure, the human emotions, and the construction of humorous characters and situations are explained, with examples drawn from some of the most popular motion pictures Hollywood has ever produced. The Foreword to the book is written by *Christopher Lockhart, Executive Story Editor, International Creative Management (ICM)* in which he discusses what Hollywood Producers, Agents and Studios are looking for when reading screenplays. Analysis of recent megahit-blockbuster movies such as *SHREK 2, SPIDER-MAN 2, HARRY POTTER, BRUCE ALMIGHTY, MATRIX TRILOGY, FINDING NEMO, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN and THE LORD OF THE RINGS* *Click here to Purchase The Megahit Movies Book* {http://www.TheMegahitMovies.com/ordermeg.htm} *RMS Story & Screenplay Consultations* *A personal consultation on your original screenplay!* Once you purchase this package, you will be permitted to submit a 120 page original screenplay. Between 3 to 5 pages of written comments about the screenplay will be emailed to you within 14 days after the receipt of the script by U.S. Priority Mail. Also included is *The Megahit Movies Book* 500+ pages of information about the structure of popular films. Once you have read my comments, I will schedule a one-hour chat session to further discuss your script. Start developing your script into a feature screenplay that can be made into a popular Hollywood movie! *Click here for Story & Screenplay Consultations* {http://www.TheMegahitMovies.com/ScriptConsult.htm} {http://www.SherwoodOaksCollege.com/events.html} Sherwood Oaks Experimental College specializes in organizing screenwriting events which gives writers access to the top agents, producers and studio executives in Hollywood. It brings in industry players to personally meet with writers and keeps the groups small to allow the writers to interact with each and every guest. So far in 2005 guests have included James Cameron, David Ducovney, David Mamet, Liam Nieson, Hiliary Swank, among others. Sherwood Oaks Experimental College also takes small groups to award shows like The Directors Guild Award Show, The Producers Guild Awards, The Writers Guild Awards, and The Emmys. It has held screenwriting events at many Hollywood Studios, including Sony, MGM, FOX, Universal and Paramount. {http://www.writerschannel.net} The Writers Channel includes a Mentor Program; Screenwriting Groups; Pitch Hollywood Executives, Agents and Movie Producers; Writing classes; Resource Center; Audio Interviews; Articles on classic movies; member contributed journals; and Creative Exercises. {http://www.ScriptMag.com} {http://www.writersstore.com} **Richard Michaels Stefanik RMS PRODUCTIONS COMPANY rms(a)TheMegahitMovies.com www.TheMegahitMovies.com {http://www.TheMegahitMovies.com} Copyright 2005 by RMS Productions Company All rights Reserved. ** -- To unsubscribe from this list visit http://mmsysgrp.com/phpmailist/?p=unsubscribe&uid=4e90abfcec1db876c0e8ebcb8… To update your preferences visit http://mmsysgrp.com/phpmailist/?p=preferences&uid=4e90abfcec1db876c0e8ebcb8… -- Powered by PHPlist, www.phplist.com --

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CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2005
by reservation＠thecellphonecie.com 13 Apr '05

13 Apr '05

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film poster for cannes
by Richard Mullady 13 Apr '05

13 Apr '05

www.cosmonaut.com <http://www.cosmonaut.com/> Richard Mullady Cosmonaut Design 1+2 Lower James Street London Soho W1F 9EG Tel: 0207 287 2221 Fax: 0207 437 4161 www.cosmonautdesign.com <http://www.cosmonautdesign.com/> Richard(a)cosmonaut.co.uk ************************************************************************ **************** Disclaimer This email and any files transmitted with it may be legally privileged and are confidential. This email should not be disclosed to anyone other than the addressee nor copied in any way. If received in error please advise sender and delete. Thank You

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Last minute accommodation for the Film Festival
by Riviera Connect Group Inc. 12 Apr '05

12 Apr '05

ARE YOU ATTENDING THE NEXT CANNES FILM FESTIVAL ? ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ACCOMMODATION? ARE YOU GOING TO CONTACT US? Dear Cannes Film Festival Participant, Should you require some help with your accommodation in Cannes, please feel free to contact us either by email or on the number below, Best regards, Liza Sales Manager ************************************************ Riviera Connect Group Inc. 2895 Biscayne Boulevard, #339 Miami, Florida, 33137 - 4537 USA. European Office: Tel/Fax: + 33 4 93 21 05 11 email: rivieraconnect(a)compuserve.com ************************************************

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You're invited to a special sneak preview!
by Arclight Marketing 12 Apr '05

12 Apr '05

Invites you to bring 4 guests to a special sneak preview! A FAMILY COMEDY FOR ALL AGES STARRING AUSTRALIAN POP IDOL DELTA GOODREM AND SASKIA BURMEISTER IN A FILM BASED ON ROBIN KLEIN¹S BEST SELLING NOVEL Sunday April 17, 2005 at 1:30PM Harmony Gold Preview House 7655 Sunset Blvd. (between Fairfax and Gardner) Los Angeles, CA 90046 RSVP: (310) 358-9275 or email: tinnie(a)arclightfilms.com Limited complimentary on-site parking available. Directed by Geoff Bennett, Executive Producer John Brousek, Co-Executive Produced by Gary Hamilton and Victor Syrmis and Produced by John Brousek and Elizabeth Howatt-Jackman. Official website: www.hatingalisonashley.com <http://www.hatingalisonashley.com> Fans¹ website: www.hatingalisonashleythemovie.com.au <http://www.hatingalisonashleythemovie.com.au> Empire Magazine ³dollops of heart and humour² Filmlink ³well executed, funny and poignant. lovingly told with excellent production values.² Moviehole ³unanimously likeable film for all ages² To see our entire catalogue with over forty titles and view trailers (username: international, password: buyer) go to: www.arclightfilms.com <http://www.arclightfilms.com>

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RIFF PRESS CONFERENCE
by RIFF 11 Apr '05

11 Apr '05

Press Release - Immediate Release ENGLISH FOLLOWS Assessorato Politiche Culturali Dipartimento Cultura Ufficio Spettacolo Conferenza stampa Mercoledì 13 aprile 2005 alle ore 11.00 Sala Pietro da Cortona Musei Capitolini - Campidoglio Roma Vocazione indipendenza! IV edizione RIFF - Roma Independent Film Festival 15-22 aprile 2005 Roma, 7 aprile 2005 Con il sostegno dellAssessorato alle Politiche Culturali del Comune di Roma e il contributo dellAssessorato alla Cultura, Spettacolo, Sport e Turismo della Regione Lazio, il Roma Independent Film Festival, inaugura la IV edizione dal 15 al 22 Aprile. La conferenza stampa di presentazione del "RIFF Awards '05", il festival internazionale sulla cinematografia indipendente, avrà luogo mercoledì 13 aprile alle ore 11 nella Sala Pietro da Cortona alla presenza dellAssessore alle politiche culturali del Comune di Roma, Gianni Borgna e dellAmministratore Delegato dellIstituto Luce, lavvocato Luciano Sovena. Saranno presenti allincontro con la stampa Gianluca Curti (produttore) Gianni Minà ( giornalista), Agnese Nano (attrice), Angelo Pasquini (sceneggiatore), Juan Gerard (regista), Daniele Costantini (regista), Francesco Pannofino (attore), Francesco Domineddò (attore), Andrea Vecchiato (regista), Francesco Cabras (regista), Albero Molinari (attore), Federico Greco (regista). Il direttore artistico del festival Fabrizio Ferrari avrà il piacere di illustrare le principali novità del RIFF 05 che aprirà i lavori il giorno 15 aprile presso il cinema Olimpia con il tributo del Festival ai 70 anni della Scuola nazionale di cinema e con la proiezione in anteprima nazionale del lungometraggio Omagh di Pete Travis, con Gerard McSorley e Michèle Forbes che riceverà la menzione speciale RIFF 2005 per la miglior opera di impegno civile. Il RIFF, inoltre, si riserba una dedica speciale allattore americano Harvey Keitel con la proiezione, in anteprima nazionale, del film Cuba Libre del regista Juan Gerard sulla mitica figura del CHE Guevara. Ma non è lunica chicca in serbo al festival: viene istituito, infatti, dallIstituto Luce, su iniziativa dellAmministratore Delegato Luciano Sovena, un premio che garantirà al vincitore della sezione cortometraggi RIFF luscita in sala. Appuntamento giovedi 21 Aprile alle 20.00 al Cinema Olimpia con la seconda importante opera di Daniele Costantini I fatti della banda della Magliana. Confermata anche questanno la collaborazione con Grandi Stazioni: presso Mezzanino Giallo della Stazione Termini avranno, infatti luogo alcuni importanti incontri come quello sulla censura e sui diritti umani. Nel corso del festival, che vanta numerose anteprime mondiali ed europee selezionate tra le oltre 800 pellicole pervenute al Festival, verrà consegnato al regista Paolo Sorrentino il premio Nuove Visioni per il suo impegno creativo nel campo della cinematografia. Ufficio stampa SPET: Marino Midena, Zaira Belfiore, Elisabetta Colla 3477162033 - 3381771787 - 3332736455 tel.06 45425050 fax.06 23319206 <mailto:spet@spet.it> spet(a)spet.it - <http://www.riff.it/> www.riff.it info(a)riff.it Press conference Wednesday 13 April 2005 at 11.00 am Sala Pietro da Cortona Musei Capitolini - Campidoglio Roma Vocation Independence! IV edition RIFF - Roma Independent Film Festival 15-22 April 2005 Rome, April 7 2005 The Rome Independent Film Festival presents its fourth edition from 15 to 22 April. The press conference for the "RIFF Awards '05" will take place on Wednesday, 13 April at 11.00, in the Sala Pietro da Cortona (Campidoglio). The conference will be held in the presence of the Cultural Representative of the Municipality of Rome, Gianni Borgna, and of the Istituto Luce Managing Director, lawyer Luciano Sovena. Other participants will be Gianluca Curti (producer) Gianni Minà (journalist), Agnese Nano (actress), Angelo Pasquini (screenwriter), Juan Gerard (director), Daniele Costantini (director). The Festivals art director Fabrizio Ferrari will be pleased to illustrate the main innovations of RIFF 05. April 15 will be the Festivals opening night. The festival will take place at Cinema Olimpia and it will start with a tribute to the Scuola Nazionale di Cinema, on the occasion of its 70th birthday and with the screening of Italian premiere Omagh by Pete Travis, with Gerard McSorley and Michèle Forbes; the feature film will receive the RIFF 2005 Special Prize for the best social film. RIFF will also present a special dedication to American actor Harvey Keitel, with the screening of the Italian premiere of Cuba Libre, a film by director Juan Gerard on legendary Che Guevara. But the festival also has many other treats for cinema lovers: thanks to an idea by its Managing Director Luciano Sovena, the Istituto Luce will guarantee the release in the theatres of the Short Film Section Winner. On Thursday 21 April at 10:00 pm, we are all invited to the Cinema Olimpia for an important appointment: the screening of the second important work by director Daniele Costantini, I fatti della banda della Magliana. Among the most important events, we would like to point out the one on censorship and human rights. During the festival, which will show world and european premieres selected among over 800 films received, the RIFF will give the RIFF New Visions award to director Paolo Sorrentino for his great creative work. Press Office SPET: Marino Midena, Zaira Belfiore, Elisabetta Colla 3477162033 - 3381771787 - 3332736455 tel.06 45425050 fax.06 23319206 - <http://www.riff.it/> www.riff.it info(a)riff.it The information contained in this message or any of its attachments may be confidential and is intended for the exclusive use of the addressee(s). Any disclosure, reproduction, distribution or other dissemination or use of this communication is strictly prohibited without the express permission of the sender. The views expressed in this email are those of the individual and not necessarily those of RIFF or RIFF affiliated companies. RIFF email is for business use only. This email and any response may be monitored by RIFF.

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Echo Bridge Presents our Cannes Line Up
by Dan March 08 Apr '05

08 Apr '05

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Cannes Film Market - York International appointment request
by Jennifer Dillon 07 Apr '05

07 Apr '05

Dear Markus, The Festival, the Stars, the Red Carpet, the Beach, strolls along la Croisette and the FILM MARKET..... it's Cannes! The Cannes Film Market is approaching fast and a York International will be attending with a line-up of new product, including the World Premier Screening of Dr. Chopper. I would like the opportunity to meet with you to show you our trailers and discuss availabilities in your territory. Would you be available to meet at the following times? If not please suggest alternate times and dates that are convenient to you and we will do our best to accommodate you. * May 11th @ 10:00; 11:30: 2:00; 2:30 or 5:00 * May 12th @ 9:30; 10:30; 11:00; 2:30, 4:00 or 4:30 * May 14th @ 10:30; 11:30, 2:00, 3:30; 5:00 or 5:30 * May 15th @ 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 2:30; 3:00 or 5:00 We will be updating our lineup continually before the market, so I will keep you updated. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Best regards, Jennifer Dillon CONTACT in Cannes: Director-International Sales York International 4565 Sherman Oaks Ave. Palais Booth 22.01 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Premier Screening of Dr. Chopper P: 818-788-4050 ex. 314 May 12@ 10:00 am Palais 1 F: 818-788-4011 visit our website: www.yorkinternationalinc.com <http://www.yorkinternationalinc.com>

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MARCHE DU FILM 2005
by MARCHE DU FILM 07 Apr '05

07 Apr '05

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