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Hong Kongs Orange Sky Golden Harvest OSGH is forging a partnership with LA-based Legendary Pictures to work on film and media ventures in mainland China.As part of the deal, OSGHs has acquired a 3.3% stake in Legendary for $25m and has been given one seat on Legendarys six-person board of directors. In a regulatory filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, OSGH said it has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding MOU under which the two parties intend to jointly explore the co-production of Chinese-language films for the China market, the development of online, mobile and video games, and ventures related to OSGHs theatrical distribution activities in China.The deal would make OSGH the preferred partner of Legendary under which it will be offered the first right to negotiate and the right to match with respect to Legendarys commercial ventures in China .OSGH said in the filing that: Given the uncertainty of returns in connection with film production and financing, the company has considered that investing in an international studio with a proven track recor
stanley cup d is a commercially viable business model. OSGH was founded in 2005 by Beijing-based Wu Kebo as a production and distribution company 鈥?initially known by its Chinese name, Chengtian 鈥?focused on Chinese content. Among the films it has invested in are John Woos two-part war epic Red C
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New Zealand-based Park Road Post Production and Weta Digital have signed a technology co-production
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stanley cup l support, Christie Solaria projectors and early access to prototype projection technologies, including laser projectors, that the company is developing.As Park Road and Weta will upgrade their current facilities with Christie projectors and provide Christie with review, testing and feedback on new hardware and software developments related to high-bandwidth interfaces and HFR technology, as well as sample movie content consistent with the content owners permission for Christie to use in testing. The team at Park Road has a strong and long-standing relationship with Christie and we are delighted that this will continue into the future. said Cameron Harland [pictured], General Manager, Park Road. We hope that our joint research and knowledge exchange on high frame rates in particular will benefit filmmakers, studios, exhibitors and most importantly the movie-going audience. Kathy Gruzas, Chief Information Officer, Weta Digital, said Christie shares a common vision with our facility and Park Road 鈥?that is, to be on the leading-edge of wo
stanley cup rld-class developments in digital cinema 鈥?and we look forward to combining the sum total of our collective experience and knowledge to thrill
