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The article offers information on the individuals who will be seen during the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards in 2012. It mentions the video maker Campbell Hooper which received three nominations for Best Music Video. It cites that creative director Andy Downing will not tolerate any diva attitudes among musicians who will perform and present on stage.

The article describes the author's experience of participating in the Script Clinic, which is part of the Talent Campus at the 57th Berlinale or the Berlin International Film Festival in February 2007. The events that took place in the clinic include: global speed matching with Janine Marmot of Skillset; a discussion about virtual cinema with Kees Kassander, Tom Tykwer and Noah Falstein; and a lecture by Iain Smith and Sandy Lieberson on the balance between art and money, and risk-taking.

The article reports that a committee in Scotland's Parliament has unanimously approved a major reform of the country's adoption laws that includes equal adoption rights for gay and lesbian couples. The measure allows gay and lesbian couples to adopt children together. Parliament member Iain Smith explains that the committee fully supports the executive's position of extending the eligibility to apply to adopt to all unmarried couples who can provide the right family environment for a child.

The article presents a list of motion pictures under production in different countries, including "Angel From Montgomery," "Blades of Glory," and "Things We Lost in the Fire."

The article presents a list of motion pictures under production in different countries including "Angel From Montgomery," "Blades of Glory," and "No Country for Old Men."

The article presents a list of several motion pictures under production in different countries, including "Vantage Point," "Normal Adolescent Behavior," and "Angel From Montgomery."

The article presents a list of motion pictures under production in different countries, including "Vantage Point," "Normal Adolescent Behavior," and "Angel From Montgomery."

The article presents information on the motion pictures currently under production in the U.S. Columbia Pictures' film "Vantage Point," starring Dennis Quaid, Sigourney Weaver, Matthew Fox, William Hurt and Forest Whitaker is being shot in Mexico City. Warner Bros.' "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Maggie Smith and Jason Isaacs, is being shot in Great Britain.

Several charts showing statistics related to several motion pictures including Spider-Man 3, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Angel From Montgomery are presented.

Several lists of motion pictures under production are presented. They include "Spider-Man 3," "Vantage Point," and "Normal Adolescent Behavior."

The article presents a list of films in the motion picture industry that was in production recently in the United States. The romantic comedy "The Holiday," by Columbia Pictures was started on January 16, 2006. It is directed by Nandy Meyers and starring Cameron Diaz. "Mimzy" is a family film that was started on March 20, 2006. The comedy film "We're the Millers," produced by New Line Cinema was started on April 30, 2006.

A chart is presented that lists motion pictures under production in the U.S.

Several lists of motion pictures under production, are presented. They include "The Children of Men," "The Blood Diamond," and "Return of the Great Guy."

Several lists of motion pictures under production in different countries are presented. They include "The Children of Men," "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," and "Unaccompanied Minors."

The article presents information related to several motion pictures in production around the world. The shooting of Columbia Pictures' action film, "Casino Royale" will start on January 27, 2006 and will be shot in London, England, Prague, Bahamas, and Italy. Shooting of "Angel From Montgomery," a Paramount Pictures Corp. production, will start on October 10, 2006, and will be shot in Atlanta, Georgia. Another action/thriller "Deja Vu," a Touchstone Pictures/Jerry Bruckheimer Films' production, will be shot in New Orleans and Los Angeles. Its shooting will start on February 6, 2006.

A list of motion pictures under production in the U.S., is presented. They include "Casino Royale," "Holiday," "Rocky Balboa," "Fracture," and "The Number 23."

A list of upcoming feature films is presented, including Accepted starring Justin Long, Across the Universe starring Evan Rachel Wood and All the King's Men starring Sean Penn.

Several lists of motion pictures under production, are presented. They include "Casino Royale," "Holiday," "Rocky Balboa," "Spider-Man 3," and "Dreamgirls."

Several lists of motion pictures under production, are presented. They include "Rocky Balboa," "Spider-Man 3," "Dreamgirls," "The Butterfly Effect 2," and "The Number 23."

A list of films in production in the United States along with their distributors is presented. Some of the Paramount Pictures' movies under production are: "Angel From Montgomery," "Freedom Writers," "Mission Impossible 3,"September," and so on. 20th Century Fox will produce "Strange Wilderness," and "X3." Data is also given for the cast and the type of the movie.

A list of films under production is presented. Some of the films listed are "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2," starring Jordana Brewster and Matthew Bomer, "Angel From Montgomery," starring Kelly Preston and Toby Keith, "Beowulf," starring Ray Winston and Crispin Glover, "Mission: Impossible 3," starring Tom Cruise and Philip Seymour Hoffman, "Zodiac," starring Mark Ruffalo and Jake Gyllenhaal.

A chart is presented that lists various film production companies.

The article presents information on various motion pictures under production in the U.S. Columbia Pictures is producing "The Pursuit of Happyness," starring Will Smith, Thandie Newton, Jaden Smith, and a comedy film starring Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Sacha Baron Cohen, Gary Cole, and Michael Clarke Duncan. Fox 2000 Pictures started the production of "Eragon" on August 1, 2005 casting Ed Speleers, Sienna Guillory, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich, Robert Carlyle, Garrett Hedlund, Alun Armstrong, Chris Egan, and Gary Lewis.

The article presents information on all education and children's services debates in the Scottish Parliament and few that take place in Great Britain House of Commons and House of Lords. The Licensing Scotland Bill's sections were debated that concern the sale of alcohol to young people. During general oral questions to the Scottish Executive, it was asked whether it accepted the increasing evidence that free healthy school meals for all children would have a major impact on child obesity, child poverty and the educational attainment of all children.

The article presents a list of films under production in the U.S. including "Pursuit of Happyness," starring Will Smith and Thandie Newton, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning," starring Jordana Brewster and Matthew Borner, "Angel From Montgomery," starring Kelly Preston and Toby Keith, "The Invisible," starring Justin Chatwin and Margarita Levieva, "The Devil Wears Prada," starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway.

This article reports on written parliamentary questions on education, children's services and training from the Scottish Parliament from October 31 to November 4, 2005. The Executive has corresponded with officials in Universities Scotland and the Scottish Funding Council on this issue, and will continue to consult these bodies as it develops a contribution to the Great Britain's response to the Commission's consultation paper. The European Commission's proposals for a European Institute for Technology should offer some helpful opportunities for the Scottish higher education sector.

This article focuses on the Justice 2 Committee's report "Inquiry Into Youth Justice" discussed by Bill Butler in the Scottish Parliament. In particular, education services had a vital role in the delivery of effective youth justice services, but they were not always sufficiently aware of the importance of their contribution nor were they effective in delivering it. Butler referred to the important role of the voluntary sector, and was pleased to hear the Justice Minister's clear encouragement to the voluntary sector to play its part in the development of local youth justice strategies.

The article presents reports of education and children's services debates in the Scottish Parliament and the few that still take place in the British House of Commons and House of Lords. The Scottish Parliament began the first stage of debate on the Family Law (Scotland) Bill, which covered a number of areas relevant to the "Every Child Matters" children agenda. A major debate on children and family law followed. The Deputy Minister for Justice, Hugh Henry said that he believed the Bill reflected the issues and interests of the majority and that the proposals had won general support from a broad band of responsible opinion.

This section presents statistics related to the total number of motion pictures released in the year 2004, including information on their directors, cast, copyrights, and total box office revenue.

This article presents information about all parliamentary activity covering education, children's services and training issues connected with Scotland. Scottish education early day motions (EDMs) from the House of Commons and Scottish education statutory instruments (SIs) are also given here, as well as in the sections dealing with EDMs and SIs. This article covers the period from June 20 to 24, 2005. Margaret Smith, a member of parliament, asked the Scottish Executive, during general questions, how the police were addressing homophobic bullying in the workplace and in schools.

The article presents information on parliamentary activity on education connected with Scotland. The Deputy First Minister and Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning, Jim Wallace said that the Scottish Executive's policy remained that all eligible students who were ordinarily resident in Scotland would have their fees paid by the Executive through the Student Awards Agency for Scotland. Richard Baker said that the bill was an important step forward for tertiary education in Scotland and it meant that the new record levels of funding that the Executive was providing for colleges and universities would be matched by a new structure and an ability to support institutions in establishing an ambitious strategy for higher and further education in Scotland.

This article presents information on all parliamentary activity connected with Scotland except answers to written questions. This issue covers the period from April 11 to 15, 2005. During oral questions to the First Minister, Robert Brown asked what assessment it had made of the number of 16 to 19-year-olds who had no workplace skills. During oral questions to the Scottish Executive there were two questions asked about education. One concerned improved opportunities for children to participate in outdoor education. The other concerned support from the Executive for the development of eco-schools.

This article presents information about all education debates in the Scottish Parliament and the few that still take place in the House of Commons and House of Lords in Great Britain from February 21 to 25, 2005. Scottish education early day motions from the House of Commons and Scottish education statutory instruments are also given in this article. In answer to a question by Brian Monteith (Con, Mid Scotland and Fife), the First Minister, Jack McConnell, said that the Scottish Executive had no plans to redraw local government and therefore education authority boundaries, unless local agencies were to bring a problem to the Executive that couldn't be resolved through local discussion.

This article reports on parliamentary activity on education in Scotland on January 24, 2005. Cathie Craigie opened a debate on the eco-schools programme, an international initiative that is designed to encourage whole-school action for the environment. Caigie emphasised how pupils have benefited greatly from their involvement in the project through learning about the importance of the environment, and by gaining the knowledge and confidence to live their lives in a much more environmentally friendly and sustainable way.

Reports on news and developments in the international motion picture industry. Appointment of producer Iain Smith as director of the British film policy body of the Film Council; Anders Jensen's resignation from his position as chief executive officer of Danish production-distribution company, Scanbox Entertainment; Short film competition at Saint Kilda Film Festival.

This article presents charts depicting production of films in the U.S. One of the charts depicts film production in the last week of January of the 2002, 2003 and 2004. Another chart depicts the number of films in production this week.

Presents information related to films in production in the U.S. as of December 2-8, 2003.

Presents a chart containing a brief information on several motion pictures which are under production in the U.S. as of October 14, 2003. Starcast of the film "Anacondas "; Theme of the film "Collateral"; Production team of the motion picture "Shopgirl."

The article reports on the Scottish education debates in the Scottish Parliament, the House of Commons and the House of Lords during June 2-6, 2003. The Scottish Parliament debated Stage 1 of the Education Bill. Euan Robson, the Deputy Minister for Education and Young People, explained the Bill "seeks to remedy an unintended consequence of recent changes to the benefit and tax systems, which relate to eligibility for free school meals" which would ensure those previously entitled would continue to be so entitled.

Presents details regarding various motion pictures being produced in the U.S. as of July 29, 2002. Motion picture produced by Columbia Pictures; Shooting location of the motion picture 'Down With Love'; Motion pictures produced by New Line Cinema.

Features several books for children. Includes `Ruby the Fire Engine,' by Iain Smith Orchard; `The Lion Who Wanted to Love,' by Giles Andreae and David Wojtowycz; `The Track of the Wind,' by Jamila Gavin.

Focuses on the separation announced by actress Julia Roberts and her husband, country crooner Lyle Lovett, after 21 months of marriage. How they had married three weeks after meeting; The sporadic crossing of paths during their marriage; Their separate residences; Comments by friends and associates.

Presents letters sent by fans around the globe for golfer Greg Norman after his collapse at Augusta. Includes former United States president George Bush; Augusta National chairman Jack Stephens; Senator Sam Nunn; Masters champion George Archer.

The article presents the recipients of the Federation of Wholesale Distributors' (FWD) Annual Dinner and Gold Medal Awards held at the Savoy in London, England which include Lee Edwards of Booker Group PLC, Steve Bailey of Costco Wholesale, and Damien Barrett of Henderson Foodservice.

A list of corporate finance executives in the UK is presented. The roster includes different types of finance executives from the country such as accountants, solicitors, funders, and stockbrokers. Some of the companies featured in the roster are Aberdeen Asset Managers Ltd, Adam Smith Ltd, Alan Malcolm and Co, Alex Morison, Henderson Boyd Jackson, Iain Smith and Co, Anderson Anderson and Brown. Brechin Tindall Oatts, British Linen Bank, Chate and Co, and Clydesdale Bank PLC. Among the executives featured in the list are 3i Directors Willie WattWillie Watt and Keith Mair, Biggart Baillie partner David Allan, Bird Semple partner Jack Gardiner, Bishop and Robertson Chalmers managing partner James Millar, and Boyds partner John McMuldroch.

Iain Smith, former sales director at Accord Mortgages, has joined CoreLogic as business development director of UK operations. Copyright: Centaur Media Plc. and [...]

Organisations that outsource technical work are losing graduate IT talent to its suppliers, according to an industry expert. Iain Smith, research director for Diaz Research, which specialises in advising large [...]

Iain Smith, sales director at Accord Mortgages, and Tom Gurrie, divisional director of intermediary sales at Chelsea Building Society, have been made redundant as a result of Yorkshire Building Society's [...]