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AFM19 Showdirectory Complet AMERICAN FILM MARKET ® 2019 AMERICAN FILM 20 ® SHOW DIRECTORYM 2018ARKET 19 SHOW DIRECTORY SANTA MONICA 2019 General Information 5 Lounges, Shuttles, Screenings, Parking, Hotel Directory Conferences & Programs 15 Exhibitors 21 Floor Plans 49 Independent Film & Television Alliance 63 Santa Monica Map 68 1 REPRESENTING PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS WORLDWIDE Welcome to the 40th American Film Market! Nearly 40 years ago, a small group of independent film production and sales companies had a vision of the film industry working together for the betterment of the whole. They saw the need for a Hollywood-based international marketplace for film. The American Film Market (AFM) was born out of this entrepreneurial spirit and collaboration of competitors. The first AFM in 1981 was attended by 34 sales companies and hundreds of buyers from all over the world. The AFM was an immediate success, fostering an environment where film financing and buyer discovery could flourish. It quickly became a required stop on the annual calendar of buyers, sellers, and producers worldwide. Today, the AFM is all-inclusive, drawing together the global industry – an amalgamation of film professionals from every corner of the world. It is the destination for all players in the industry to meet face-to-face, do business, and have thoughtful conversations about new films and the everchanging marketplace. The AFM is produced by the Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA), the trade association that unites Independents around the world and ensures that they are well represented across all issues that impact the independent business. IFTA’s AFM is operated by the industry, for the industry – no other market has this history or connection. 2019 While the AFM has evolved over the last 40 years, one thing has remained constant – the energy, creativity, and commitment of its participants. We wish you great success – for this year and for the next 40. ARKET M ILM F Michael Ryan Jean M. Prewitt Jonathan Wolf Chairperson President & Executive Vice President; MERICAN Partner, GFM Films Chief Executive Officer Managing Director, AFM A 2 General Information @ American Film Market 2019 Participants: Asian Film Location Services Malta Film Commission Central Oregon Film O ce Media Services Payroll & Residuals Choice Films at Umbra Stages Nevada Film O ce Connecticut O ce of Film, New Zealand Film Commission Television and Digital Media NJ Motion Picture & Television Commission CR8Stages Oklahoma Film + Music O ce Creative Industries Division, State of Hawaii Ontario International Airport Department of International Trade Promotion, Panama Film Commission Thai Trade Center PEX Dominican Republic Film Commission Polish Film Institute Egyptian Media Production City (EMPC) Portugal Film Commission Entertainment Partners Riga City Council of Latvia Film In Lithuania Riverside County Film Commission Film Musicians Secondary Markets Fund San Antonio Film Commission Film Shasta Savannah Regional Film Commission FilmLA Shooting in Spain Finnish Lapland Commission Southern Kentucky Film Commission Film in Georgia Taipei Film Commission Greater Palm Springs Film Oasis Thailand Film O ce, Guanajuato Film Commission Department of Tourism Hana Productions The Royal Film Commission –Jordan HANN Tokyo Film Commission Honolulu Film O ce Vilnius Film Cluster Invest Cyprus Visit Ventura Louisiana Entertainment Yale University Mallorca Film Commission AmericanFilmMarket.com/LocationEXPO 5 AFM Hours 9:00am – 6:00pm Wednesday, November 6 – Tuesday, November 12 9:00am – 5:00pm Wednesday, November 13 PAY, THE Registration Hours 8:30am – 6:00pm Tuesday, November 5 – Sunday, November 10 9:00am – 5:30pm Monday, November 11 – Tuesday, November 12 RIGHT WAY. SERVICES LOCATION TELEPHONE Business Center 5th Floor 1-310-458-6700 Exhibitor Registration Lobby Level 1-310-446-1098 W2 Payroll, Residuals and Information Desk Lobby Level 1-310-446-1028 Press Office Lobby Level 1-310-446-1016 Custom Cost Reporting. Reception – AFM & IFTA 1st Floor 1-310-446-1000 Registration Lobby Level 1-310-446-1000 The entertainment industry is increasingly under fire Security Room 230 1-310-446-1064 Wireless Mobile & Internet Services (Cellhire) – Offsite 1-214-355-5200 for misclassifying crew employees as independent contractors. This can result in costly penalties, back Filmmakers Lounge taxes and interest, not to mention workers’ compen- Located on the lobby level of the Loews Hotel, the Filmmakers Lounge provides a welcome retreat for filmmakers and producers during the AFM. sation liability for productions. The lounge has tables for work or meetings and charging stations – everything necessary to close a deal or take a break in a relaxed environment. Media Services has been at the forefront of crew IFTA Buyers Lounge presented by Path of Thorns Entertainment and talent pay services for over 40 years, offering: Located on the 5th floor of the Loews Hotel, the IFTA Buyers Lounge provides coffee and tea, and charging stations. Crew / talent payroll Access to the IFTA Buyers Lounge requires a Buyer Badge or an IFTA Cost reporting Member Exhibitor Badge. Workers’ comp Purchase cards 2019 Residuals 24/7 portal ARKET M You do production. Let us do the rest. ILM F MERICAN A mediaservices.com 6 AFM Shuttle Service “SO MUCH FREE ENTERTAINMENT, AFM provides shuttle transportation beginning Tuesday, November 5 from 8:00am to 9:00pm, with extended service to Lot 4 South from 7:00am to 10:00pm. SOMETIMES I FORGET Please see the map on the inside back cover for shuttle stop locations. TO SLEEP.” GREEN LINE Service to most Theatres and North Hotels ® YELLOW LINE Service to Le Méridien Delfina Hotel and DoubleTree Hotel —L.A. Gold Medallion Member, Maluh Silvano PURPLE LINE Service to Lot 4 South Note: Due to the Santa Monica Farmers Market on Wednesday, November 6 and Wednesday, November 13, the bus stop for the Green Line at 2nd Street and Arizona moves to the Southeast corner of Ocean Avenue and Arizona Avenue on those days only. Screenings Screenings start promptly at 9:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 11:30am, 1:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm, and 3:30pm. AFM Screenings On Demand are available from 9:00am – 6:00pm at the Loews Hotel in Room 658. Please refer to the AFM Screenings Guide for the screening schedule and additional information. The screening schedule is also available online at www.TheFilmCatalogue.com. AFM Theatres (Please refer to the AFM map on the inside back cover): AMC SANTA MONICA 1310 3rd Street Promenade – at Arizona Avenue ARCLIGHT SANTA MONICA 395 Santa Monica Place, #330 – at Colorado Avenue Santa Monica Place – Level 3 LAEMMLE’S MONICA FILM CENTER 1332 2nd Street – at Santa Monica Boulevard 2019 AFM SCREENINGS ON DEMAND Loews Hotel – Room 658 ARKET M ILM F MERICAN A 8 Show Directory Ad - DITP, Thailand.pdf 1 9/10/2562 BE 23:43 Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel 1700 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401 phone: 1-310-458-6700 fax: 1-310-458-6761 LOEWS HOTEL RESTAURANTS Coffee Cart ................ 7:30 am – 5:00 pm ...... Coffee and Continental Items BarBelle .................... 11:00 am – 9:00 pm ...... Full Bar Service and BarBelle Menu Poolside Dining ........11:30 am – 3:30 pm ...... Assorted Food Stations Parking Information Due to extremely limited valet parking at the Loews Hotel, the AFM encourages attendees to utilize the public parking options available throughout the city. There are over 6,200 parking spaces near the AFM. Public Parking Rates: Hourly rates vary at each lot, ranging from $1- $3 per hour with a maximum daily charge of up to $25. SOUTH BEACH PUBLIC PARKING LOTS C LOT 4 SOUTH: 2030 Ocean Avenue M Open from 7:00am to 6:00pm. Y Serviced by the AFM Shuttle Purple Line starting Tuesday, Nov. 5 –Tuesday, Nov. 12 from 7am to 10pm and Wednesday, Nov. 13 from 7am to 6:00pm. CM MY LOT 5 SOUTH: 2600 Barnard Way Serves as overflow parking if Lot 4 is full – a short walk to the AFM Shuttle stop. CY CMY Parking at both South Beach Lots is prohibited from Sunset to Midnight. However, an AFM Parking Placard, when placed on the left side of a car’s dashboard, will waive K this restriction. AFM Parking Placards along with instructions on placement will be provided by the attendant at the parking lot kiosk and also available at AFM Registration. This placard is not a parking permit and will not allow in/out privileges at any lot. No overnight parking is allowed in either lot. The AFM does not provide shuttle service to the North Pier Lot. 2019 ARKET M ILM F MERICAN A 10 Hotel Directory AFM HOTEL PHONE The Ambrose Hotel 1255 20th Street . 1-310-315-1555 Courtyard by Marriott Santa Monica 425 Colorado Avenue. 1-310-394-1700 DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Santa Monica 1707 Fourth Street. 1-310-395-3332 Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows 101 Wilshire Boulevard . 1-310-576-7777 Gateway Hotel 1920 Santa Monica Boulevard . 1-310-829-9100 The Georgian Hotel 1415 Ocean Avenue . 1-310-395-9945 Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Monica 501 Colorado Avenue. 1-310-260-1100 Hotel Carmel 201 Broadway . 1-310-451-2469 Hotel Casa Del Mar 1910 Ocean Way . 1-310-581-5533 Hotel Shangri-La 1301 Ocean Avenue . 1-310-394-2791 Huntley Santa Monica Beach 1111 Second Street. 1-310-394-5454 Le Méridien Delfina Hotel 530 Pico Boulevard . 1-310-399-9344 Le Merigot – A JW Marriott Beach Hotel & Spa 1740 Ocean Avenue. 1-310-395-9700 Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel 1700 Ocean Avenue. 1-310-458-6700 Ocean View Hotel 1447 Ocean Avenue. 1-310-458-4888 2019 From postcard-perfect New England to a retro-modern Palihouse Santa Monica utopia, Connecticut gives your production the authenticity 1001 3rd Street . 1-310-394-1279 audiences want, along with the visual versatility, talent Sea Blue Hotel ARKET access and tax incentives you’re looking for.
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