In an effort to maintain our relationship with all of our customers throughout the country, we will be traveling more often in 2011. This will allow everybody an opportunity to attend seminars in their region of the country. Last year, we held demonstrations in Los Angeles, Miami and New York. We will keep you up to date on our travels and seminars dates.
We also wanted to share a nice email we received from Matthew & Brian Sanders who won our 2010 Short Film Contest:
"Adam & Nolan,
Thank you for choosing our script Nostalgia. This is truly the break we needed to get something up and running to advance our careers!
We will keep you updated with the creative process as we build momentum. Happy Holidays!"
-Matthew & Brian
It gives us great pride to know that QFB is facilitating new creative voices through our contest. We look forward to running a similar contest again in 2011.
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About Me
- Adam Lebovitz
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- Adam Lebovitz graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School in 2003, and the University of Southern California Peter Stark Program in 2005. In 2003, Adam began working with his brother Nolan and they created Five Star Media. Lebovitz's first executive producer credit was for the independent comedy film " Doctor Benny" which opened theatrically in Los Angeles and Chicago. His first producer credit came on the horror film "Unrest" which Lions Gate and After Dark Films released theatrically. This led to producing "Tortured" which was directed by Nolan Lebovitz and starred Laurence Fishburne, Cole Hauser, and James Cromwell. Sony Pictures Entertainment released "Tortured" in the Fall of 2008. In 2008, Adam and Nolan expanded into television and new media by creating a web series called "FreshmanJulie" which launched on youtube. In 2009, Adam and Nolan sold the digital series "Bloody Knuckles" to Fox Television Studios. In 2009, Adam and Nolan created the website www.quickfilmbudget.com to empower filmmakers by automating the process of creating professional customized film budgets.
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