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February 2008
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Uma Thurman, who helped launch the company a year ago, is being replaced by Samuel L. Jackson. Jonas Akerlund is...


RHYTHM & HUES’ Westenhofer Receives ACADEMY AWARD® for Achievement in VFX for “THE GOLDEN COMPASS”


Chicago 10 Hits Theatres with Cutting-Edge Motion Capture Production from Curious Pictures


New Motion Graphics Studio Favorite Color opens in Manhattan’s Soho Neighborhood


Bossa Nova Films expands its Latin American production bases


GURU Studio Expands - Associate Producer Jacquie Rushlow joins


Alex Gibney Wins Oscar for TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE


Food Chain Films Signs Kamp Grizzly


Jonathan Nowak and Steve Olpin sign with Silo Films


Shortlist announced and now available online. Also look for information on booking tickets for the Awards Presentation...


Breathe Editing takes on PSAs


Marketers: TV Advertising Effectiveness Has Decreased


Second Entry Deadline For 2008 AICP Show Is Fast-Approaching New Date Allows Work Created For The Oscars Telecast...


Directors Greg Olliver and John Park have signed with T.H.E.M. for exclusive US spot representation


Dan Swietlik Honored with ACE Eddie Award for Best Edited Documentary: "Sicko"


BeachHouse Films has signed director Danny Weisberg


Click 3X Hires New West Coast Rep


Karol Marrs Promoted to Executive Producer


RIOT/NEW YORK Welcomes Brent Holt as Executive Producer


Crossroads Ups Lew and Adds New EC and WC Repping Talent


JWT London Hires Creative Powerhouse Fernanda Romano


Veteran executive producer Joanne Ferraro joins Beast to head up their New York office


Curious Pictures Adds Christopher Mills and Dave Rasura to Directorial Roster


Jigsaw Editorial Company Making Moves


Submission dates and deadlines


ka-chew! Celebrates 10 Years in Business


The 2008 AICP Show Entry Deadline Nears -- Requests For Extensions Now Being Accepted


Gibney gets OSCAR Nomination for TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE


Brad Stratton Joins Bang Music As Executive Producer in New York


Case & Erke join ranks


Sarah Jenks is now repping Pure


Unscrew America


In Britain, a Campaign Against Obesity Is Snarled in Controversy


Tom Mooney/MOON has hired:


Rockhard Films signs Phil Griffin


Jay-Z's ad agency takes on partner


Jennifer Hertslet has launched Hertsletreps


Michael Wright Joins Curious Pictures


An Ad With Talking Pandas, Maybe, but Not With Chinese Accents


Sparks Productions welcomes Director's Agent Pamela Hamilton


Yahoo may consider Google alliance


TWC Signs Director/DP Eric Saarinen


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Paul Abatemarco joins Stardust as executive producer for West Coast studio

HOLLYWOOD and NEW YORK—(Jan. 31, 2008)—Bicoastal U.S. creative production company Stardust Studios has added Paul Abatemarco to its staff in the position of executive producer for the company’s West Coast studio in Santa Monica. 

After graduating from the University of Massachusetts, Abatemarco began his career at Santa Monica-based Encore, landing his first position in post-production operations.  In 1999, he became the Manager of the Commercial Division for Digital Domain, and over the next two years, he parlayed that into a role as a VFX producer on numerous commercial and feature projects.  In July of 2002, he accepted the position of Head of Operations for Radium, and then joined Riot in 2005 as Director of Operations, a position he held for two years, during which time he oversaw all of the company's day-to-day commercial, film and television operations, including post-production services on “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Deadwood,” “Entourage,” and “The Sopranos” for HBO, as well as “Prison Break,” “Cold Case,” and “Las Vegas,” among many others.  After nearly two years with Riot, last June, Paul returned to Radium as VP and Head of Sales, and helped bring in many assignments, including several high-profile projects for Target.
 
"My goal is to be a valued resource to our clients and also our employees," he said.  "I came to Stardust because, creatively, the work is unparalleled and I wanted to be a part of it. Jake Banks’ vision for the future and where he envisions Stardust being headed sealed the deal for me."
 
Mike Eastwood joined Stardust as the executive producer for Stardust East in Manhattan last April.
 

 


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