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The Scoggins Report is brought to you by SpecScout.com -- The Spec Market, Quantified Spec Sales by Seller - Agencies (sold/total) Each cell in the below grid shows the number of specs each agency took out and/or sold that month, plus the number it sold that month it took out in prior years. The efficiency rating shows the percentage of scripts taken out this year that have sold. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Efficiency APA 0/1 0/5+1 1/2 1/3 1/2 0/2 1/2 1/4 3/6 0/2 1/1 10/31 30% Bohrman (RIP) 1/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1/4 25% CAA 1/1+1 2/3+1 0/3 0/2 3/3+1 1/1 1/2+1 1/1 2/4 1/1 1/1 16/25 57% Gersh 1/1 1/3 1/1 0/1 3/4 0/1 1/2 1/1 8/14 57% ICM 1/2 1/2 1/2 2/2 1/1 1/1 1/1 8/11 73% Original Artists 2/2 2/2 2/2 0/1 6/7 86% Paradigm 0/1 3/6 2/6 1/3 0/2 1/1 2/3 0/3 0/3 9/28 32% UTA 1/1 0/5+1 1/2 1/1 2/4+1 4/6+1 1/2 1/1+1 2/4 2/6 1/1+1 3/3 24/41 53% Verve 0/0+1 1/1 0/0+1 0/1 1/2 0/2 1/1 5/9 43% WME 3/3 3/4+3 4/4 3/4 3/4 +1 1/3 +1 0/1 2/3 +2 2/2 3/5 2/3 1/1 35/44 76% Here are the combined spec and pitch sales numbers for the agencies that have sold at least one of each: Specs Pitches Total 2011 APA 10 1 11 11 CAA 16 16 32 50 Gersh 8 3 11 14 ICM 8 7 15 27 Paradigm 9 6 15 14 UTA 24 10 34 30 Verve 5 4 9 9 WME 35 27 62 50 The following 111 agents have been involved with at least one spec sale in 2012: Eleven: Six Charlie Ferraro!! (UTA) Chris Sablan!! ! (Original) Jordan Bayer!!(Original) Seven Matt Leipzig!! ! (Original) Mike Esola!! ! (WME) Five: Daniel Cohan!! (WME) Rich Cook!! ! (WME) The Scoggins Report, by Jason Scoggins & Cindy Kaplan!!2012 Year-End Spec Market Scorecard –January 21, 2013 Creative Commons Attribution 2012!! Page 9 of 52 The Scoggins Report is brought to you by SpecScout.com -- The Spec Market, Quantified Four: One: Bayard Maybank!! (Gersh) Aaron Hart!! ! (Verve) David Boxerbaum !! (Paradigm) Adam Kanter!! ! (CAA) David Karp !! ! (WME) Adam Weinstein!! (ICM) David Stone!! ! (WME) Adriana Alberghetti!! (WME) Devra Lieb!! ! (Gersh) Amanda Urban!! (ICM) Ida Ziniti!! ! (Paradigm) Andrew Cannava!! (UTA) Max Michael!! ! (UTA) Beth Swofford!! (CAA) Brian Kend!! ! (CAA) Three: Brian Pike!! ! (CAA) Adam Levine!! ! (Verve) Bryan Diperstein!! (ICM) Bill Weinstein!!(Verve) Caren Bohrman!! (Bohrman) Chris Ridenhour!! (APA) Carolyn Sivitz!! (UTA) Philip d’Amecourt!! (WME) Chris Donnelly!! (WME) Tim Phillips!! ! (UTA) Chris Till!! ! (CAA) Cori Wellins!! ! (WME) Two: Dan Rabinow!! (CAA) Barbara Dreyfus!! (UTA) Dan Vantresca!! (Gersh) Bill Zotti!! ! (CAA) Danny Gabai!! ! (WME) Bob Hohman!! ! (Gersh) Dar Rollins!! ! (ICM) Bryan Besser!!(Verve) David Park!! ! (UTA) Cliff Roberts!! ! (WME) Emile Gladstone!! (ICM) Craig Brody!! ! (CAA) Geoff Morley!! ! (UTA) Danny Greenberg!! (WME) Greg McKnight!! (CAA) David Saunders!! (APA) Greg Pedicin!! ! (Gersh) Debbie Deuble-Hill!! (APA) Harley Copen!! (ICM) Emerson Davis!! (UTA) Holly Jeter!! ! (WME) Greg Hodes!! ! (WME) Jacqueline Sacerio!! (CAA) Jon Huddle!! ! (UTA) James Kearney!! (UTA) Joseph Cohen!! (CAA) Jason Burns!! ! (UTA) Julien Thuan!! ! (UTA) Jeff Gorin!! ! (WME) Keya Khayatian!! (UTA) Jim Gosnell!! ! (APA) Lars Theriot!! ! (ICM) John Garvey!! ! (CAA) Lee Cohen!! ! (Paradigm) Kathleen Remington! (ICM) Lee Keele!! ! (Gersh) Kimberly Hodgert!! (CAA) Mark Ross!! ! (Paradigm) Lisa Harrison!! ! (WME) Michael Sheresky !! (UTA) Marc Korman!!(WME) Ramses Ishak!! (UTA) Marissa Devins!! (UTA) Rob Herting!! ! (Verve) Martin Spencer!! (CAA) Roger Green!! ! (WME) Matt Rice!! ! (UTA) Ryan Saul!! ! (APA) Matt Rosen!! ! (CAA) Stuart Manashil!! (CAA) Micah Green!! ! (CAA) Trevor Astbury!! (Paradigm) Nicole Clemens!! (ICM) Will Lowery!! ! (APA) Nigel Meiojas!! (ICM) The Scoggins Report, by Jason Scoggins & Cindy Kaplan!!2012 Year-End Spec Market Scorecard –January 21, 2013 Creative Commons Attribution 2012!! Page 10 of 52 The Scoggins Report is brought to you by SpecScout.com -- The Spec Market, Quantified One (con’t): Rand Holston!! (CAA) Sheryl Peterson!! (APA) Rebecca Ewing!! (UTA) Simon Faber!! ! (WME) Richard Lovett!! (CAA) Spencer Baumgarten! (CAA) Rick Rosen!! ! (WME) Tanya Cohen!! ! (Paradigm) Rob Carlson!! ! (WME) Ted Chervin !! ! (ICM) Robert Bookman!! (CAA) Theresa Kang!! (WME) Ron Bernstein!! (ICM) Todd Feldman!! (CAA) Sarah Self!! ! (WME) Todd Hoffman!! (ICM) Scott Greenberg!! (CAA) Valarie Phillips!! (Paradigm) Sean Barclay!! (Gersh) Zach Carlisle!! ! (Verve) Sharon Jackson!! (WME) Zach Druker!! ! (WME) The Scoggins Report, by Jason Scoggins & Cindy Kaplan!!2012 Year-End Spec Market Scorecard –January 21, 2013 Creative Commons Attribution 2012!! Page 11 of 52 Daily Star: Simply The Best 7 Days A Week :: News :: Reverend Graham Taylor’s Mariah Mundi tipped for success 1/7/13 3:41 PM 9°C London Your own profile, post pics, BLOG Comment on stories, photos, forums Interact, personalise the Star site See your stars for today... MONDAY, JAN 07, 2013 Take me to... Search For... Daily Star Google Front Page Full News Latest News Celeb News Daily Star Sunday Print Archive Offers Lottery SEE ALL FEEDS REVEREND GRAHAM TAYLOR’S MARIAH Ronaldo on MUNDI TIPPED FOR SUCCESS ad trick mission 30th December 2012 By Charles Yates Like 49 people like this. 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    1.11 IAMUMME 078 #BXNQDWJ*******************3-DIGTT WW0098348# JUN04 ED9 488 LAURA JONES WALDENBOOKS 42 MOUNT PLEASANTAVE WHARTON, NJ 07885-2120 111-1111111 111111 VOL. 12 NO. 46 THE NEWS MAGAZINE OF THE MEDIA DECEMBER 16, 2002 $3.95 MARKET INDICATORS NATIONAL TV: SOLID TNN Readies Repositioning Auto, telecom, novie, beer, video game and Net moves to stem slippage with young -skewing shows; namechange weighed PAGE 4 pe-sonal care cate- go-ies are driving the marketplace with dou- SYNDICATION ble-digit spending hikes National Ratings through holiday period. NET CABLE: STRONG Claims Disputed Nets decking the halls as overall tightness and Some studios say cable Waiti brisk demand drive data should be broken out scatter rate hikes into first quarter. Wireless, PAGE 5 movies, video games are loliday spenders. MAGAZINES T SPOT TV: MIXED W.th January slowdown Crystal Springs He's J1:Jlij c at the anund the corner, sta- ticns are relying on To TV Guide Ne 'i r'st and automotive to stay New publisher aims to oversees a strong strong to bolster first quarter. Telecon is energize Gemstar flagship TV station group. healthy, retail mixed. PAGE 6 Is lAspIan Murdoch RADIO: WARM Advertising in Los al early to Angeles, Chicago, TV STATIONS run News Corp.? Mliami softening slightly for early January. CBS Starts Long BY JOE STRUPP PAGE 18 Overall, month looks stronger than usual, Uphill Journey dniven by attractive sta- Swanson says patience tion rate ad padkages. needed for turnaround MAGAZINES: STEADY While the drugs and PAGE 9 remedies and toiletries and cosmetics cate- Mediaweek Magazine gories are solid Monitor PAGE 27 spenders in first luar- ter, wireless companies anc electronics have els] joined the fray, as they promote their lat- est products.
  • Extraordinary Renditions Mark Osteen Delillo’S Point Omega and Hitchcock’S Psycho

    Extraordinary Renditions Mark Osteen Delillo’S Point Omega and Hitchcock’S Psycho

    Chapter 16 Extraordinary Renditions Mark Osteen DeLillo’s Point Omega and Hitchcock’s Psycho In Don DeLillo’s novella Point Omega, narrator Jim Finley summarizes an article by wordsmith Richard Elster exploring the meanings of “rendition.” In it Elster extrapolates from the word’s etymology and definitions to mount a critique of the post-9/11 practice of “extraordinary renditions”: shifting suspected “unlawful combatants” from American custody to that of other nations so that the prisoners can be interrogated and, in all likelihood, tortured. Yet Elster’s essay concentrates “on the word itself, . changes in form and meaning, . reduplicated forms, suffixed forms” (33–34). Elster, that is, performs a rendering of “rendition” in which its meanings are broken down and recombined, with the aim of showing how the United States government created a word “redesigned to be synthetic” (35). The words “render” and “rendition” in fact bear multiple meanings that expose a dizzying web of intertextual relations that stretches from Point Omega back to Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho and encompasses Robert Bloch’s source novel and sequels, the film and television remakes of Psycho, Douglas Gordon’s 24 Hour Psycho video installation, and even Finley’s first film—an experimental work about Jerry Lewis (27). In this essay I explore the myriad changes that Point Omega rings on “rendition” and elucidate this skein of relations by demonstrating how the novella and film “render”—that is, break down, distill, reconstitute and re-create—an array of personae and texts. Juxtaposed, the novella and film exemplify one of Thomas Leitch’s adaptation categories—that of “metacommentary or deconstruction” (111)—and provide one instance of Kamilla Elliott’s “looking-glass” analogies, in which “the film .