Bleecker Street, Slated Enter Strategic Partnership to Identify and Develop Films (EXCLUSIVE)
15.06.2022 - 19:11
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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaBleecker Street, the indie studio behind “The Assistant” and “Mass,” and online film packaging, financing and distribution marketplace Slated have entered a strategic partnership. It is described as a multi-picture, multi-year output deal.It’s also an innovative alliance that will see the two companies use new to technology to identify high scoring films from Slated’s curated content pipeline to distribute domestically via Bleecker Street.
Bleecker Street has released more than 50 films to date, including the Oscar-nominated likes of “Trumbo” and “Captain Fantastic.” Its upcoming slate includes “Mr. Malcolm’s List” with Freida Pinto, James Ponsoldt’s “Summering,” an “Golda” starring Oscar-winner Helen Mirren.
Slated is an online marketplace for film financing, sales, packaging, and development. Since its launch, Slated has tried to reinvent how Hollywood makes movies, with artificial intelligence-driven predictive analytics, which rates over 2,000 new projects listed annually.
The company offers first-look advantage to investors and distributors. Some recent listed opportunities have included “Sound of Metal,” “Palmer” and “Loving Vincent.” Over a thousand projects listed on Slated have been made and released.But the hunt for intellectual property has become ever more challenging, Bleecker Street President and CEO Andrew Karpen said.
“We believe strategic partnerships like this help accelerate the best indie projects that are being developed today and are beneficial to filmmakers from all walks of life as we continue to deliver a curated and diverse slate of films appealing to multiple demographics,” Karen stated. “Slated and Bleecker Street share a deep and abiding
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