Cher Hawrysh Phenomenal Films Toronto, Canada
Film in development Bitter Pills, 2013 director: Garfi eld Lindsay Miller, Canada Selected Films Old Stock, 2012, in pre-production director: James Genn, Canada The Colony, 2012, in pre-production director: Jeff Renfroe, Canada (co-producing)
cell +1 647- 267 8799
cherhawrysh@mac.com www.phenomenal-films.com
Labour Laws, 2010 (short) director: James Genn, Canada Fierce Light, 2008 (documentary) director: Velcrow Ripper, Canada Empty Room, 2006 (short) director: Sheila Pye, Canada Scared Sacred, 2004 (documentary) director: Velcrow Ripper, Canada
Cher Hawrysh is an award-winning producer with strong creative and business acumen. A graduate of the Canadian Film Centre and the UCLA Professional Program in Producing, she has ten years experience as a producer and business affairs executive playing key roles in development, financing, production and distribution of independent films. Cher lives and works in Toronto, spends time in LA and New York, and frequently attends markets and festivals around the globe. She is currently co-producing The Colony, a post-apocalyptic sci-fi feature in pre-production.
Having worked together successfully for five years on such films as the Silver Leopard winner Pleasant Days, director Kornel Mundruczó and producer Viktória Petrányi set up their Budapest-based production company Proton Cinema in 2003. The co-founders, who not only produce and direct, but also co- write their projects, have worked on successful features as the FIPRESCI Award winner Delta. Viktória is now developing new feature projects by Mundruczó and Adam Csaszi. In addition, Proton Cinema has recently launched its production services department and already handled projects by Erik de Bruyn and Alexander Eik, among others.
Byron A. Martin Byron A. Martin Productions Toronto, Canada phone +1 416- 487 7808 cell +1 416- 565 6992
byronamartin@sympatico.ca www.byronmartin.com
Viktória Petrányi Proton Cinema Budapest, Hungary phone +36 1- 321 8178 cell +36 30- 900 5961
viktoria@protoncinema.hu www.protoncinema.hu
Byron A. Martin is an independent fi lm/ television producer based in Toronto. To date, he has produced almost 30 hours of television, shooting projects in Canada, the US, Israel, China, Honduras, Brazil, India, Panama, Hungary and the UK. His feature credits range from studio franchises to independent projects with such directors as Joe Nussbaum, Andrew Waller, and Dana
Lustig. Byron is currently in post-production on the feature documentary The Carbon Rush, a fi lm about the severe impact of carbon trading on communities around the world and has a number of projects in development, including an animated 3D feature and a horror thriller.
Films in development Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves, 2012 director: Izidore Musallam The Great Baby Blue, 2012 Guts, 2012
Selected Films The Carbon Rush, 2011 director: Amy Miller, Canada / USA /I taly / UK / Hungary / Honduras / Brazil / India / Panama The Devil’s Teardrop, 2010 director: Norma Bailey, Canada/USA
Wild Cherry, 2008 director: Dana Lustig, Canada/USA American Pie Presents Beta House, 2008, director: Andrew Waller, Canada/USA American Pie Presents The Naked Mile, 2007 director: Joe Nussbaum, Canada/USA
Film in development The Flying Man director: Kornél Mundruczó Selected Films Tender Son – The Frankenstein Project, 2010, director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary/Germany/Austria Delta, 2008 director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary/Germany Johanna, 2005 director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary/Germany Little Apocrypha no. 2, 2004 (short) director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary Joan Of Arc On The Night Bus, 2003 (short) director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary Pleasant days, 2002 director: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungary
Stella Nwimo Northpoint Pictures London, United Kingdom phone +44- 78 8527 3262
stella@northpointpictures.co.uk www.northpointpictures.co.uk
Stella Nwimo began her filmmaking career working in commercials and music videos before moving into production management and line producing for television. Her first film as a producer, the short Is It The Design On The Wrapper? won the Golden Palm at Cannes in 1997. In 1999, Stella set up the production company Riverchild Films to develop work with new and emerging filmmakers, co-producing, among other things, Paul Cotter‘s award-winning Jeff Farnsworth. She subsequently became an in-house producer at Stealth Films where she produced films with Menhaj Huda and Hammad Khan, and is now developing two features at the fledgling production outfit Northpoint Pictures.
Films in development 18 Drops Necropolis director: Jens Jonsson Selected Films Rearview, 2012, in production director: Avril Russell, UK Stud Life, 2012, in post-production director: Campbell, UK Everywhere & Nowhere, 2011 director: Menhaj Huda, UK Slackistan, 2010 director: Hammad Khan, UK/Pakistan
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