The Hoyts Corporation owns and operates 45 movie theaters (some 400 screens and and more than 75,000 seats) in Australia and New Zealand. Subsidiary Hoyts Distribution distributes international films throughout Australia and New Zealand. The company also operates screen advertising subsidiary Val Morgan Cinema Network. Founded by dentist Arthur Russell in 1908, Hoyts Cinemas is Australia's oldest theater chain. Investment firm Pacific Equity Partners owns the company.

The Texas Crew was founded in 1982 in Austin, TX by Jim Bowen and Terry Stewart with the revolutionary notion that ENG camera crews don't have to consist of a couple of poorly dressed guys with no social skills. All of our camera and sound "experts" are required to bathe regularly and most have a rudimentary grasp of the English language. Video cameras are in our blood. Slice one of our camera operators arms off and video footage will spill forth. Seriously. Googling Texas Camera Crews and you found us? Consider yourself the luckiest person on Earth. Your video project is saved. If you need a video camera crew in Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, Houston - any city in Texas, America, or anywhere served by commercial plane or blimp, you could do much worse than calling us.

At The Walt Disney Company believe that being a good corporate citizen is not just the right thing to do; it also benefits their guests, employees and businesses. It makes the Company a desirable place to work, reinforces the attractiveness of their brands and products and strengthens the bonds with consumers and neighbors in communities the world over. The Company has put in place a comprehensive, integrated approach to corporate responsibility, building on established infrastructure for addressing crucial issues related to the environment, community, workplaces and product development. Special emphasis has been placed on how these issues affect key audience of kids and families.

The Works Media Group Plc is a United Kingdom-based company. The principal activities of the Company are the distribution of feature films in the United Kingdom, the international sale of film rights, and the development, financing and production of feature films. The Company’s subsidiaries include Insider Films Ltd, which is engaged in film production; Pagoda Film & Television Corporation Ltd, which is engaged in film and television production; The Film Consortium Ltd, which is engaged in film production and finance, The Works TSC Ltd, which is a selling of film rights, and The Works UK Distribution Ltd, which his engaged in film distribution in United Kingdom. Some films have fireworks and some films have waterworks, but The Works Media Group (formerly Civilian Content) has films of all kinds. The UK-based film company produces, finances, and distributes films in the UK and internationally. Through its Film Consortium subsidiary, the company finances and produces primarily director-driven films (including 24 Hour Party People, Bend it like Beckham, Whale Rider, and "My Summer of Love"). International sales activities are carried out by subsidiary The Works International, while subsidiary The Works Distribution handles distribution operations. The Works Media Group was founded in 1999.

As one of the UK's leading TV and film production companies, Tiger Aspect works with top writers, performers and programme makers to produce great programming. Tiger Aspect Productions website. As one of the UK's leading TV and film production companies, Tiger Aspect works with top writers, performers and programme makers to produce great programming. They create genre-defining, ground-breaking and most importantly popular quality programming for all the UK's main terrestrial and non-terrestrial broadcasters and for major international markets. The company has been producing hits for over two decades, working with the UK's best talent.

TOEI COMPANY, LTD. is a Japan-based company mainly involved in the movie industry. It has three business segments. The Image-related segment is engaged in the production, distribution, import and export of theater movies, the operation of movie theaters, the sale of video software, the production and distribution of television (TV) movies, the development of movie films, as well as the advertising agency business, among others. The Tourism and Real Estate segment is engaged in the leasing of real estate and the operation of hotels. The Others segment is involved in the construction and interior decoration businesses, in addition to the sale of products. As of March 31, 2010, TOEI had 31 subsidiaries and five associated companies.

If you move to Tokyo, the next movie you see might be playing at a Tokyo Theatres Company location. Tokyo Theatres Company owns and operates movie theaters, hotels, and restaurants, with its theaters specializing in screening independent films. Tokyo Theatres Company has been shifting its focus away from cinema holdings with an eye toward other real estate-related ventures. The company has real estate holdings in such prime areas of Tokyo as Ginza, Ikebukoro, and Shinjuku. All three of these areas are major shopping districts, where land prices have soared

Troma Team Video is looking for animators and illustrators to work on upcoming animated projects for our internet channels! Candidates do not need to reside in New York City, but do need to have their own equipment. We will provide animators with a script and the necessary pieces for production (psd, png files, music cues, voice-over audio files, etc.) the rest is up to you! Candidates MUST be able to tell a clear, concise story while being as creative as possible! We need talented illustrators for character design and development. We need brilliant animators to bring these Tromatic stories to life! There is no pay to begin, but you will get credit on the final pieces and on any DVD releases for your work. This is a valuable chance to work as a member of the Troma Team directly with Lloyd Kaufman himself! We have a large viewing audience so the world will see your work on the World Wide Web!

The company was founded in 1904 in New York City by William Fox, a 25 year-old Jewish Hungarian immigrant, who sold his cloth processing business and with the profits earned bought a lowly "common show." At that time, "common show" was the legal phrase for the exhibition of motion pictures in a store remodeled for that purpose and containing fewer than 299 seats. These primitive movie theaters charged five cents admission and therefore became known as "nickelodeons." Mr. Fox, a born showman, bolstered attendance by hiring a magician to perform in front of his store to attract customers. His growing number of patrons sat closely together on folding chairs (which were rented from a neighbourhood undertaker's parlour) and enjoyed simple short films. These early movie audiences viewed films that were hand-cranked through a lighted box which caused images to be magnified and projected against a white wall at the opposite end of the store. Along with partners B.S. Moss and Sol Brill, William Fox was able to plough profits from this first "common show" into a second and third, until the new exhibition firm of Fox, Moss and Sol Brill had 25 such establishments. As a next logical step, Mr. Fox and partners opened a film exchange - -one of the first in the nation. Named the Greater New York Film Rental Company, it provided their Nickelodeons with new movies and offered an ideal opportunity to trade films with other exhibitors and exchanges. By 1913, the rapid growth of the exhibition industry made it almost impossible to obtain new films. Mr. Fox quickly organized the Box Office Attraction Company and began producing movies of his own. Two years later, along with other motion picture pioneers such as Adolph Zukor (Paramount) and Carl Laemmle (Universal), Mr. Fox decided the temperate climate of California would more easily facilitate year-round productions. He moved his producing operations west and founded the Fox Film Corporation in 1915. Mr. Fox's business associate at the time was Winfield R. Sheehan, whom he named Vice President and General Manager of the new company.

Unified Film Organization, LLC Company Profile Unified Film Organization is an independent film production company that specializes in made-for-TV science fiction and effect-driven action/adventure movies, including Copperhead (released in 2008) and Star Runners (2009), both for cable channel Syfy. The company also provides special effects and post- production services for other film producers. Unified Film Organization has production facilities in Burbank, California, and in Sofia, Bulgaria. The company was spun off from German film group Advanced Medien in 2003. For over a decade, UFO International has been providing full production services and visual effects for companies from Sony to SciFi Channel, Fox to Universal and more. With nearly fifty films and more to come, we're your perfect production partner with full studios in Bulgaria, a complete Western town set, dedicated professional teams of visual effects artists and production personnel at all levels, and a proven track record of motion picture creation success. Contact us today to see how we can bring your vision to reality!

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.