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Buzz Technologies Inc (OTC:BZTG): Phuket TV Series Planned
Nov 05, 2008 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Buzz (OTC:BZTG) www.12buzz.com and Archer (OTC:AEMC) www.archeremc.com are setting up to start filming TV specials around Phuket Thailand in 2009. The specials are set to start in Thailand's premier tourist destination Phuket and will feature Travel, Lifestyle and Environmental themes.
Heading up production from Archer will be Michael Selsman regular editor/author at One-2-Orient, Michael Selsman has been an executive or producer at 20th Century-Fox, Paramount, MGM, Universal, and Samuel Goldwyn Productions, at Goldwyn Studios. He has been a studio and independent producer, and a theatrical agent with Artists Agency Corporation, now ICM, and with famed literary agent, Irving Paul Lazar. He is considered an expert source on international entertainment and has been quoted in such publications as Time, Newsweek, TV Guide, and in various newspapers and books on the subjects of contracts and changing mores and social values in the media and commenting on Hollywood studio history.
Michael has also appeared on national and international television programs, and has appeared as an expert witness in court for various Hollywood guilds, and has also been retained to evaluate film libraries, examining the film product, recommending necessary restorative and preservation techniques, assessing existing distribution contracts in terms of future value, and suggesting new modes of product dissemination, including estimating any particular film's importance as a re-make, or sequel. He consults with entertainment industry attorneys to refresh or amend agreements and talent agents and/or guilds to obtain waivers for royalties or to contract for additional work.
Michael has guest-lectured at schools and universities including UCLA, USC, Pepperdine University, Mount St. Mary's and Loyola.
David Wardlow, Production President David Wardlow began his entertainment industry career at the Warner Brothers studio, following which he joined the William Morris Agency. He then became an agent at Chasin-Park-Citron, a division of Marvin Josephson and Associates, which became International Creative Management (ICM).
David was instrumental in pioneering unique film financing in Asia, and in Hong Kong, negotiated a funding arrangement with Raymond Chow, chairman of Golden Harvest, Asia's largest film distributor.
He then became Senior Vice President in charge of Production at United Artists, a subsidiary of MGM.
David co-founded the literary and talent agency, Camden Artists, before founding Wardlow and Associates, which represents writers, producers and directors and oversees the estates of Truman Capote, Joseph E. Levine, of Embassy Pictures, and Leslie Charteris, creator and author of the internationally-known "The Saint," series of novels, movies and television series.
Buzz staff will be organizing locations, story lines, talent and local film crews.
About Filming in Thailand Thailand's reputation lies in the canny combination of competitive cost and experienced local crews, while the diverse locations, from the mountainous north to the southern islands, have long fascinated foreign filmmakers.
In terms of value-for-money quality of crew, the country offers perhaps the best deal in Asia: Cost could be as much as 50% lower than shooting in the U.S., and Thai technicians can custom-make anything from Chinese mafia dens to Scandinavian ice caves. Indeed, the Weinstein Co.'s "Shanghai" had the entire Port of Shanghai circa 1940 built at a Bangkok backlot only months after the pic's permit got revoked in China.
The world-famous post-production service in Thailand caps the list of attractions. Earlier this year, the government approved in principle the plan to offer tax rebates for film shoots, though the actual effect won't kick in until next year at the soonest. There's also a blueprint of a tax-free Movie Zone to pull in foreign investors, although again the physical result has yet to materialize.
Beaches are one of the top favorites for visiting productions, but instead of sticking to the hot spots like Phuket or Krabi, smaller, low-key provinces in the south like Trang and Phang-Nga offer the same pristine scenery for much lower cost.
CONTACT: Sutida Suwunnavid, Buzz Technologies, Inc Tel: +66 76 326 318 123 Tel: +66 76 326 318 129 e-mail: ir@12buzz.com WWW: http://www.12buzz.com
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