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A Group of Industry Dealmakers Are Offering $1 Million to Turn a Rising Director’s Short Film Into a Feature (EXCLUSIVE)
Source: Variety · Published
InTension Industries is a new independent production company out of Provo, Utah, that is focused on indie and genre film fare. Founded by a quartet of seasoned Hollywood dealmakers, the company is looking to shake up the industry by offering one lucky filmmaker a million dollars
InTension Industries is a new independent production company out of Provo, Utah, that is focused on indie and genre film fare. Founded by a quartet of seasoned Hollywood dealmakers, the company is looking to shake up the industry by offering one lucky filmmaker a million dollars to film a feature based off their short, thanks […]
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