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The Film Department : ウィキペディア英語版
The Film Department
The Film Department (TFD) was an independent movie production, finance and international sales company based in West Hollywood, California. The company was founded in 2007 by Warner Independent Pictures and Miramax president Mark Gill and former Yari Film Group COO and Miramax veteran Neil Sacker.
TFD received initial funding in the form of a $200 million capitalization from G.E. Capital, which was to allow them to produce 6 films per year budgeted between $10 and $45 million. The company's intention was to make star-driven, commercial pictures at the high end of every genre aimed at worldwide audiences. Allen & Company also played a major role in financing TFD.
In July 2008, The Film Department and Downtown Music Publishing announced the formation of a new music film company and partnership, TFD Music. Through the partnership, Downtown Publishing served as the exclusive, worldwide administrator for the TDF Music copyrights and master recordings, and offered music supervision and soundtrack consulting services for motion pictures.
TFD's first release, “Law Abiding Citizen,” generated $73 million in domestic ticket sales. But the company was unable to pay off all the release expenses.〔()"〕 TFD's second film, "The Rebound," starring Catherine Zeta-Jones, was released by The Weinstein Company.
Despite announcing plans for an initial public offering in February 2010, all TFD had to show for itself after two years of moviemaking was one hit and $34 million of losses.〔()"〕
The Film Department owed $62.3 million against $1.9 million of unspoken-for cash. Missed interest payments put the firm in default, and attempts to raise new equity failed. Lenders granted some leniency in hope of getting paid with I.P.O. proceeds.
According to Reuters, TFD was going to use about 40 percent of the $85 million it wanted to raise to shrink debt. That would have left enough capital to finance just two more films before it embarked on another $160 million of borrowing.〔()"〕
The I.P.O. was withdrawn in August 2010. TFD ceased operations in May 2011.
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