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2011 US-China Film Summit
Asia Society Southern California EMAsia Initiative presents the 2011 US-China Film Summit which will focus on the growing entertainment media opportunities between Hollywood and rapidly emerging China.
When:
November 1, 2011 2:00pm to 7:00pm
Where
Join film industry leaders from Hollywood and China including top executives, government officials, producers, professionals and creatives, for an informative afternoon on the latest trends in US-China co-productions and collaborations. The US-China Film Summit highlights the growing entertainment media opportunities between established Hollywood and rapidly-emerging China.
Schedule:
2:00 PM Registration
2:00 - 5:30 PM Program
5:30PM - 7:00 PM Reception
2: 45 PM - 1st Panel: Finance and Business Update
Panelists:
Yanming Jiang, Chairman of Technicolor (Beijing) Visual Technology, President / Producer of China Lion Film Distribution
Ryan Kavanaugh, CEO of Relativity Media
Dan Mintz, CEO and Co-founder of DMG
Ivy Zhong, Co-Chairman of Galloping Horse Media Group and President of Galloping Horse Film Co.,Ltd
Moderator:
Steve Saltzman, Partner at Loeb & Loeb
4: 15 PM - 2nd Panel: Bridging the Creative Gap
Panelists:
Tom DeSanto, Writer / Producer of Transformers & X-Men
Dayyan Eng, Director and producer of "Inseparable”
David Linde, CEO of Lava Bear Films
Janet Yang, President of Janet Yang Production
Moderator:
Bennett Pozil, Senior Managing Director - Capital Markets of East West Bank
Summit Chairman:
Peter Shiao
CEO of Orb Media Group
Chairman of Entertainment and Media for Asia Society Southern California
Please register for the conference here.
Cost:
$95 General Admission; $75 Members; $25 Students with ID (limited availability)
Event Website URL:
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