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Screen Australia offers internship with Us producer Ted Hope
17 May 2012 10:23 PM, PDT | Encore Magazine | See recent Encore Magazine news »
Screen Australia is offering a producer internship with with producer Ted Hope, producer of films such as 21 Grams, American Splendor and Martha Marcy May Marlene.
The announcement:
Screen Australia is again pleased to offer an outstanding opportunity for a producer at an early stage in their career with a bespoke producer internship. Following earlier internships with Film4, Belladonna and Killer Films, we are pleased to announce applications are now open for the Ted Hope Producer Internship.
Ted Hope is one of the most respected and dynamic independent producers in the Us. The successful applicant will receive $40,000 from Screen Australia to support their six-month placement working with Ted at his New York-based production company Double Hope Films, commencing in August 2012.
Emerging in the early 1990s with his phenomenal company Good Machine, Ted has remained at the forefront of new technologies, consistently delivering vital and exciting work. He has produced and executive produced over 40 films, »
- Colin Delaney
Collaborator NY Screenings
15 May 2012 5:30 AM, PDT | Hope for Film | See recent Hope for Film news »
This June Collaborator will have two special screenings here in New York City before its July theatrical release. The first is June 18th at the IFC center, and the second is on June 19th at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens. Hal Hartley will be there to present on the 18th, and Martin Donovan, David Morse, and Ted Hope will be there to answer your questions on both nights. June 18th: IFC Center 7pm Buy tickets online. June 19th: Museum of the Moving Image Buy tickets online. Find out more about Collaborator on Prescreen. Collaborator premiered at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival in the Czech Republic, winning several »
- Ted Hope
Brainstorm Media Moves Into Theatrical Distribution With Todd Solondz's 'Dark Horse'
2 May 2012 4:26 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
VOD aggregator Brainstorm Media is entering the theatrical distribution field with Todd Solondz’s “Dark Horse,” which it acquired Tuesday. The company plans a limited release beginning June 8 in New York that will expand to other cities. Justin Bartha, Selma Blair, Mia Farrow, Jordan Gelber, Donna Murphy, Christopher Walken, Zachary Booth and Aasif Mandvi star in the story of a deadbeat guy who tries to move out of his junior high bedroom after falling in love with a similarly arrested woman. Tragedy ensues. Solondz's latest drama played at the Venice, Deauville and Toronto film festivals in 2011. Indiewire contributor Ted Hope, who also produced Solondz’s “Happiness,” produced the project with Derrick Tseng. Nick Quested is executive producer. “With this move into theatrical, there’s no better film, producer, or team with whom to work,” said Brainstorm Media president Meyer Shwarzstein. “We have the »
- Jay A. Fernandez
Vote Online For The 2012 Vimeo Awards
20 April 2012 10:41 AM, PDT | Filmmaker Magazine - Blog | See recent Filmmaker Magazine news »
We’re entering the final week of voting for the 2012 Vimeo Awards. Over at the Vimeo site are 12 videos each in categories ranging from Narrative to Documentary, Romance to Experimental, Lyrical to Captured. Voting is open until April 30, and you can vote once a day per category. “Each category will be evaluated by a mix of industry experts in that category and the category winner from the 2010 Awards, taking into account the community vote,” Vimeo says, so that means your vote will be mixed in with the opinions of judges like Philip Bloom, Lucy Walker, Ted Hope, James Franco and others.
Additionally, Vimeo has just announced further details of this year’s festival and awards event, which runs June 7 – 9 at Vimeo’s headquarters underneath the High Line on New York’s West Side. Further details can be found in the press release below. Filmmaker is a sponsor of the Vimeo Awards this year, »
- Scott Macaulay
Ted Hope Inaugurates Filmlinc Series With Mark Jackson’S “Without”
4 March 2012 7:28 PM, PST | Filmmaker Magazine - Blog | See recent Filmmaker Magazine news »
Producer Ted Hope, who has been running a regular independent film screening series at Goldcrest for the last few years, is moving uptown — he’s the inaugural curator of the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s monthly Indie Night showcase. And for the series opening film, he’s picked a favorite of ours here at Filmmaker: Mark Jackson’s Without. On the basis of this first feature, Jackson was selected as one of our 2011 25 New Faces. In his write-up, Brandon Harris wrote:
Comprised of shots that make you feel as if you’re glimpsing the most private of moments, a fly on the wall for one young woman’s haunting meltdown, Without may suggest some of the greats of world cinema (he is willing to site the influence of Michelangelo Antonioni and Marco Ferrari, filmmakers he ironically missed out on while studying in Italy), but Jackson has little interest in quoting them. »
- Scott Macaulay
Weekly Indiewire Clicks: The Best News, Reviews and Features
2 March 2012 2:25 PM, PST | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
This week on Indiewire marked the end of Oscar season and we looked back to examine how that spectacle compares to the film festival circuit. In addition, we let you know what indie releases to check out now that the film world has returned to some semblance of normalcy. Other events this week include the launch of our Criticwire blog; Harvey Weinstein continued his campaign for "Bully" to get a PG-13; we talk with Justin Kurzel about his serial killer flick "The Snowtown Murders"; and we tell you what to see on DVD/Blu-ray and on VOD this month. Check below for all the best news, reviews, interviews, and features this week on Indiewire: News Ted Hope and David Guggenheim Headline 2012 Hot Docs' Annual Conference The Hot Docs Festival has announced this year's annual documentary film conference, Doc to the Future. Tribeca Film Festival Opens April 18 with 'Five-Year Engagement' Starring Emily Blunt and Jason. »
- Aaron Bogert
Ted Hope and David Guggenheim Headline 2012 Hot Docs' Annual Conference
1 March 2012 9:07 AM, PST | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
The Hot Docs Festival has announced this year's annual documentary film conference, Doc to the Future. This year's conference will focus on how the internet is rapidly changing the ways in which documentary filmmakers and audiences are able to interact. The opening keynote talk for the conference will be given by producer Ted Hope. He will be focusing on topics such Diy distribution, and how certain innovations and tastemakers have influenced the world of documentary filmmaking in the last year. Highights of the conference will also include a conversation with "Waiting for Superman" director Davis Guggenheim and this years recipient of the 2012 Hot Doc Mogul Award, Diane Weyermann. The conference will also be a hosting a worskshop with filmmaker and media strategist Jon Reiss. This workshop will be focusing on the rapidly changing distribution and marketing landscape in the era of digital technology. The Hot Docs festival »
- Aaron Bogert
Official Press Release: Ted Hope To Curate Lincoln Center's "Indie Night" Series
28 February 2012 6:00 AM, PST | Hope for Film | See recent Hope for Film news »
The Film Society Of Lincoln Center Kicks Off Two New Monthly Film Series Devoted To Documentaries, Art Of The Real And The Best Independent Films Of Today, Indie Night Award-winning Producer Ted Hope Will Guest Co-program Indie Night For 2012. Future Co-curator's Include Notable Producers Christine Vachon, Jay Van Hoy And Lars Knudsen New York, NY – (February 22, 2012) The Film Society of Lincoln Center is proud to announce two new monthly series spotlighting up and coming directors. Art of the Real, is a new monthly documentary showcase that will take audiences on a tour of the most innovative and »
- Ted Hope
Tribeca to Release Martin Donovan's 'Collaborator'
27 February 2012 3:35 PM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Tribeca Film has acquired domestic distribution rights to "Collaborator," Martin Donovan's comedic drama -- the actor's directorial debut, the company said Monday. Tribeca Film plans a summer release for the movie. Donovan stars in the film, which he wrote and directed. Also read: Ted Hope, Anne Carey Shut Doors, Stay in Business In "Collaborator," Donovan plays Robert Longfellow, a famous playwright whose new play has bombed and whose marriage is becoming rocky. When his childhood neighbor, a right-wing ex-con who still lives with his mother reappears in Robert's life, the playwright finds himself held hostage »
- Joshua L. Weinstein
24 Indie Filmmaking Tips Tweeted By the Legendary Ted Hope
22 February 2012 3:11 AM, PST | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
A few weeks ago, legendary indie producer Ted Hope (21 Grams, American Splendor, Martha Marcy May Marlene, and 50 other movies) spoke at the Athena Film Festival as part of their “From Script to Screen, Producing Films in Tough Times” panel. He was the token male amongst the solid producing presence of Lisa Cortes (Precious), Susan Cartsonis (No Reservations), Nekisa Cooper (Pariah), and Mary Jane Skalski (Win Win). With considerable experience working outside the studio world, they offered advice and encouragement, and Hope was nice enough to spread it to the world at large through his twitter feed. He was unavailable to clear up who should be credited for which piece of advice, but it’s a safe bet to assume that the panel agreed on these points at-large. Not only are they essential for aspiring filmmakers, they also provide a window into the world for movie fans. No matter what side of the screen you’re on, there »
- Cole Abaius
Liv Tyler Joins Director Ti West's The Side Effect
20 January 2012 7:08 AM, PST | Reelzchannel.com | See recent ReelzChannel news »
Since making his debut with 2005's The Roost, writer-director Ti West has been devoted to making horror movies. The Innkeepers, West's first attempt at a ghost story, opens in theaters on Feb. 3rd (though it is already available on VOD), and the horror anthology V/H/S, which includes a segment directed by West, will debut at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend. Showing no signs of slowing down, West has cast Liv Tyler in the lead role of his next project, titled The Side Effect.
Deadline reports that Tyler will play Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends "several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company and finds herself inexplicably pregnant." It won't be Tyler's first horror movie, having appeared in 2008's The Strangers, but she said she was drawn to the project because of West, calling the director "a super-talented exciting young filmmaker. »
- Ryan Gowland
Sundance 2012: Wish You Were Here Review
20 January 2012 2:00 AM, PST | HeyUGuys.co.uk | See recent HeyUGuys news »
Many things have changed in the 5 years since I last visited the Sundance Film Festival in Park City Ut. The crowd has changed, the hot button issues are different, and there seems to be less of an emphasis on what awesome celebrity will be present during the 10 day event. However the one thing that has remained the same to this day, is the festival’s insatiable need to bombard its audience members with emotionally charged films. And while the rest of the world was watching the opening night premiere of Queen of Versailles, I instead encountered such a film with Wish You Were Here.
If you were to judge this movie just by its first few frames, you would most likely end up pegging the film as some sort of feel good Dramedy. The audience is shown gorgeous shots of blue skies over a sandy paradise. Our main characters are »
- Ty Cooper
Liv Tyler Gets The Side Effect
19 January 2012 3:02 PM, PST | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Liv Tyler is set to star in writer-director Ti West’s new thriller The Side Effect. She will play the role of Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends several months in space as part of an experiment for a global pharmaceutical company and suddenly finds herself mysteriously pregnant. Remaining stranded in space, paranoia and hysteria take over, as the truth behind her conception grows more elusive.
West and Tyler will both be attending the upcoming Sundance festival, West to debut V/H/S, the found-footage horror film he directed, while Tyler will be seen in Robot And Frank, in which she stars with Frank Langella and Susan Sarandon. Tyler called West ‘a super-talented exciting young filmmaker. The role of Rigby is a fantastic character within a great thriller and I am looking forward to sinking my teeth into the part.’
The film will be produced by Double Hope Films’ Ted Hope, »
- Tina Baraga
Liv Tyler joins The Side Effect
19 January 2012 9:00 AM, PST | Virgin Media - Movies | See recent Virgin Media - Movies news »
Liv Tyler is set to star in medical drama 'The Side Effect'. The 'Lord of the Rings' actress will play a woman named Catherine Rigby who spends several months alone in space for a global pharmaceutical company, only to find herself inexplicably pregnant in the film, set to be helmed by Ti West. Ted Hope and Peter Phok will produce the picture. Commenting on the part, Liv said: ''West is a super-talented, exciting young filmmaker. The role of Rigby is a fantastic character within a great thriller and I am looking forward to sinking »
The Side Effect: Liv Tyler Cast as Lead by Ti West
19 January 2012 12:49 AM, PST | Film-Book | See recent Film-Book news »
Liv Tyler has been cast as the lead in Ti West‘s The Side Effect. Presumably out in 2014, Ti West’s The Side Effect will be a sci-fi thriller set for the most part in outer space. Liv Tyler is the first principal cast member hired for the film.
On Liv Tyler’s character in the film and The Side Effect‘s basic plot:
In The Side Effect, Tyler will play Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company, and finds herself inexplicably pregnant. Paranoia and hysteria reign as the truth behind conception grows more elusive and she remains stranded in space.
The plot sounds very interesting (with a dash of Splice and Solaris in there) and I am looking forward to what West does with it.
On The Side Effect‘s production:
The film will be produced »
- filmbook
Liv Tyler's "Side Effect" Is Parthenogenesis
18 January 2012 9:42 PM, PST | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Liv Tyler is set to star in Ti West's upcoming thriller "The Side Effect" says Deadline.
Tyler would play Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company and suddenly finds herself inexplicably pregnant.
Fear and paranoia begin to take hold as she remains stranded and the truth behind conception grows more elusive despite her best efforts.
Ted Hope and Peter Phok will produce. West calls the film much more psychological than outright horror like his two previous works "House of the Devil" and "The Innkeepers". »
- Garth Franklin
Liv Tyler Encounters Pharmacy Dangers of the Third Kind in Ti West’s ‘The Side Effect’
18 January 2012 5:21 PM, PST | FusedFilm | See recent FusedFilm news »
Liv Tyler is the latest name to join Ti West’s next feature film titled The Side Effects. The film is not to be confused with Steven Soderbergh’s similarly titled film. Both with explore the dangers of pharmaceutical abuse, but the only difference is that in West’s movie, it will explore that danger in space. The actress will play as Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company, and somehow becomes inexplicably pregnant.
Ted Hope and Peter Phok, who helped produce Ti West’s indie horror films The House of the Devil and The Innkeepers, will produce The Side Effect as well. Hope, who will reunite with West and Liv Tyler (who appeared in the Hope produced Super) had nothing but positive things to say about West.
I was blown away by Ti’s films. I »
- Mike Lee
Liv Tyler To Star In Ti West's The Side Effect
18 January 2012 3:00 PM, PST | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
Liv Tyler will star in Ti West's The Side Effect. Deadline reports that Tyler will play Catherine Rigby, "a woman who spends several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company, and finds herself inexplicably pregnant. Paranoia and hysteria reign as the truth behind conception grows more elusive and she remains stranded in space." Ted Hope of Double Hope Films and Peter Phok will be producing the thriller. They were the producers behind West's The House of the Devil and The Innkeepers, which opens in theaters on February 3 through Magnet. I liked Tyler in Lord of the Rings and The Strangers. The actress had this to say about West: “a super-talented exciting young filmmaker. The role of Rigby is a fantastic character within a great thriller and I am looking forward to sinking my teeth into the part.” Here is what Ted Hope had »
- Tiberius
Liv Tyler Will Star in Ti West’s Sci-fi Thriller ‘The Side Effect’
18 January 2012 12:28 PM, PST | Destroy the Brain | See recent Destroy the Brain news »
I was somewhat on the fence regarding director Ti West upon my first viewing of The Roost and House of the Devil. My initial reaction was that both films revealed a director who not only took his time with his story-telling but was someone who could potentially fall into a nostalgia rut that becomes more obsessed with making films that harken back to the films we may have grown up watching on late-night television in the 80′s. After revisiting both of them in the past year I was able to appreciate the technical way West approaches each shot and the precise editing used to create atmosphere. He is clearly a man who knows what he’s doing. My appreciation for the director swelled even more following his screening of his most recent film, The Innkeepers (now on VOD), at Fantastic Fest this past September. Now the young director is following »
- Michael Haffner
Liv Tyler Heads To Space In Ti West's 'The Side Effect'
18 January 2012 12:19 PM, PST | bloody-disgusting.com | See recent Bloody-Disgusting.com news »
Some exciting news pre-Sundance as Deadline reports that The Strangers's Liv Tyler is set to star in The Side Effect, the next thriller by writer-director Ti West! West will be at Sundance to debut V/H/S, the found-footage horror film he co-directed. He also helmed The Roost, The House of the Devil and The Innkeepers. In The Side Effect, "Tyler will play Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company, and finds herself inexplicably pregnant. Paranoia and hysteria reign as the truth behind conception grows more elusive and she remains stranded in space." The film will be produced by Double Hope Films Ted Hope, and Peter Phok, who previously teamed with West on The House Of The Devil and The Innkeepers. The latter film hits U.S. theaters February 3 through Magnet. »
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