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SHOOT Digital PDF Version, January 20, 2012 www.shootonline.com Jordan Brady Erich Joiner, BSSP Readies For, Navigate A Wild Reflects On Test Drive For Slamdance MINI Coupe page 3 page 20 THE LEADING PUBLICATION FOR COMMERCIAL, BRANDED CONTENT & ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION January 20, 2012 $7.00 DGA Makes “All That Jazz” On Mark On The 2012 Playlist Road To Oscar A SHOOT Staff Report Agency Artisans Share New Year’s Editor’s note: This marks the fourth install- Resolutions, Predictions ment of SHOOT’s “The Road To Oscar” se- ries. This week we look at the awards show 10 DGA Spot Nominees A SHOOT Staff Report season leading up to—and the possible im- Acord, Ariola, Bond, Miller, Murro in run- LOS ANGELES—Peter Allen’s live version of “Everything Old plications these competitions carry for—the ning for Guild’s Best Commercial Director is New Again” can be heard on the soundtrack to Bob Fosse’s Academy Awards. of the Year honor; a close-up look at each. 1979 critically acclaimed film All That Jazz. And in a sense that tune could serve as a continuing anthem for 2012 as technology LOS ANGELES— “I am incredibly honored has breathed new life into media for which premature obituaries to receive this nomination from my peers,” have been written. It’s little wonder that the Consumer Electronics said Michel Hazanavicius about being rec- Show has seen agency and client attendance spike, rivaling indus- ognized by the Directors Guild of America try turnout for Cannes and the like. (DGA) Awards judges for his feature The Continued on page 12 Artist. “This film would not have been pos- sible without the tremendous support of my collaborators, and I will forever be grateful for their trust and support every step of the way. Hollywood is really a place where dreams and visions come true—in color and black-and-white!” 17 Fearless Forecast Indeed Hazanavicius’ black-and-white si- In this Survey sidebar to our Agency round- lent film The Artist has spoken volumes on up, production and post folks share their the awards show circuit. Last week it topped predictions, aspirations for 2012. the Critics’ Choice Awards with four wins, including for Best Picture and Best Direc- tor—the same two honors the film garnered Big Game Prospects: earlier from the New York Film Critics Cir- Super Bowl Ad Preview cle. The Artist also earned a Cannes Festival Advertisers, agencies going long in nom for the Palme d’Or for director/writer search of impactful storytelling Hazanavicius and a Best Actor win for Jean See page 22 Dujardin who portrays George Valentin, a charismatic movie star unhappily confront- ing the new world of talking pictures. However the DGA Award nomination— the first of his career—is arguably the most Continued on page 4 Sundance Preview: Oscar, Spotmaking Connections By Robert Goldrich chard also have spotmaking ties; Walker is repped On the Sundance score, The Tsunami and the PARK CITY, Utah—There could once again be for commercials and branded content by Supply & Cherry Blossom —which was produced by Supply & some Oscar vibrations afoot at the Sundance Film Demand Integrated while director/animator Or- Demand Integrated—last month earned distinction Festival—not centered on speculation but rather a chard’s ad home is Studio AKA, London. as one of eight films selected for the 2012 festival’s comparison of this year’s Sundance lineup with SHOOT earlier covered The Tsunami and the U.S. Documentary Shorts lineup. The Tsunami and current official 2012 Academy Award shortlists. Cherry Blossom in great detail (11/18) upon it be- the Cherry Blossom plays like a poem about the Appearing on both rosters, for example, are the ing named one of eight films to make the Acad- people of Japan and how they are coping with the short films The Tsunami and the Cherry Blossom, emy Awards Documentary Short Subject shortlist. devastating earthquake which hit the country on directed by Lucy Walker, and A Morning Stroll, Three to five of those shorts will be nominated for March 11, 2011, resulting in a horrific tsunami as helmed by Grant Orchard. Both Walker and Or- a 2012 Oscar next Tuesday (1/24). Continued on page 18 Opportunity Unlocked. Direct ew ors ARE YOU ONE OF TOMORROW’S HOT NEW DIRECTORS? T N S O Enter SHOOT’s New Directors Search if you’re ready to break in and O compete in the big leagues. H S THE TENTH ANNUAL e h T NEW DIRECTORS t 2 0 See 1 n SEARCH IS OPEN! 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