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The article presents information about several motion picture industry executives in the U.S. Pam Abdy is executive vice president production at Paramount Pictures Corp. Cale Boyter is senior vice president development at New Line Cinema Corp. Brad Fischer is senior vice president production at Phoenix Pictures Inc.

Focuses on the negative experiences of African American actors in the U.S. motion picture industry.

Provides information on motion pictures to be released in the spring of 2004.

Highlights several motion pictures in the U.S., citing the role of Halle Berry in the film "Catwoman."

Offers prediction for the film industry and music recording industry in 2003.

Lists several motion pictures which will be released in 2002 in the United States. INSET: THE MUST LIST.

Discusses several suggestions for the improvement of the motion picture industry in the United States as of August 17, 2001, including film production tips.

Focuses on the Cannes Film Festival held in May 2000 in France.

Presents information on the box office rating of motion pictures and the companies who produce them. Names of movies produces by the Dreamworks skg company; Market share for the 20th Century Fox company for 1998; Names of companies who ranked the lowest; Comments from producers at the companies. INSET: Independent thoughts.

Recaps the 1997 Cannes film festival. The 50th anniversary of the festival; Celebrities who attended; Winners; The misfortune of several celebrities before the festival began; Members of the festivals jury.

Previews movies being lined up for the Christmas season. Nine literary adaptations; Three comedy sequels; Dramas on AIDS, Vietnam and the Holocaust; Star turns from Julia Roberts, Macaulay Culkin, Johnny Depp nd others; Unusual roles from Holly Hunter, Clint Eastwood and Robin Williams; Competition for holiday dollar and Oscar consideration.

Features the most influential people in movies, music, television, video, publishing and children's entertainment. Includes John Malone, president of Tele-Communications Inc.; Michael Lovitz, chairman of Creative Artists Agency; Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp. Ltd.; Television talk show host Oprah Winfrey; Paramount Pictures chairman Sherry Lansing. INSETS: Learning the lines (glossary).;Fallen (celebrity failures), by BF.;In flux (celebrity information), by BS..

The article presents various independent motion pictures which are believed to dominate the Oscar awards for 2007 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. These include the "Atonement," starring Keira Knightlye and James McAvoy, "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," "There Will Be Blood," starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano.

The article presents information about young motion picture industry executives in the U.S. According to Jonathan Wald, senior vp business news at the television network CNBC, young executives who show up as interns and in entry-level jobs prove efficient in navigating the Internet and knowing how to do things electronically.

The article focuses on issues related to women executives in the motion picture industry in the U.S. Although work socializing might fall by the wayside, there are some meetings that simply can't be missed. When screenwriter April Blair was lucky enough to sell a project, her timing was less than fortuitous: It happened during her last trimester of pregnancy. For movie producer Jennifer Gigbot, partner and sister of director Adam Shankman, just being in the same town as her husband and children can be a luxury.

Focuses on the potential impact of the plan of the U.S. motion picture industry to combat piracy on independent films.

Presenst highlights of the 2003 Cannes film festival.

The article focuses on the importance of the Internet in increasing the number of audiences of independent motion pictures. It was always a struggle for independent studios and distributors to find a mass audience on a minuscule budget. But Internet has helped them a lot. These filmmakers and distributors are using Internet strategies for promotion of their films.

Deals with the marketing strategy of several independent filmmakers to promote their movies, as of May 2003.

Introduces several motion pictures to be released in summer 2002.

Provides information on the motion picture industry in the United States as of January 25, 2002.

The article presents information on two upcoming international film festivals for 2008. Dubai International Film Festival will be held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from December 11-18, 2008. Dubai Festival was launched in 2004 to narrow the culture gaps between the Arab, Asian and Western worlds. Bahamas International Film Festival will be held in Bahamas, from December 4-11, 2008.

Focuses on the box office performance of several motion pictures which starred Vin Diesel as of April 2003.

Presents an update on the U.S. motion picture industry as of January 2003, such as comments on the film 'About Schmidt.'

Presents news on the motion picture industry in the U.S. as of December 2002, including the films 'Grind' directed by Casey LaScala and 'Max,' by Menno Meyjes.

Presents updates on the motion picture industry as of January 18, 2001, including films 'The Hunted' and 'Harry Potter.'

Provides news briefs concerning the motion picture industry in the United States as of December 14, 2001, including details on the the movie adaptation of the book 'Puss in Boots.'

Presents news briefs on the entertainment industry in the United States as of October 2001 such as the negotiation among motion picture directors regarding an alliance with a studio that would grant them ownership of the films they make.

Reports news briefs that are related to celebrities and motion picture industry as of December 8, 2000.

Presents updates on issues related to the motion picture industry in the United States as of September 8, 2000.

Presents news briefs on the motion picture industry in the United States as of December 1999.

Presents news briefs on the motion picture industry in the United States for July 1999. Film productions of actor Billy Bob Thornton; Upcoming projects inspired by the movie `Exorcist.'

Presents news and information on motion picture industry. Disapproval of Michael Crawford Phantom Movie Campaign for the film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical `The Phantom of the Opera'; Film made by Myles Berkowitz about blind dates with women; Information on the film `Gettin' Jappy With It.'

Presents information on issues relating to the motion picture industry. Plans of actor Ryan Phillippe; Names of films which Phillippe was featured; Details on the computer animated flick `Antz and Uncle.'

Focuses on people involved in the motion picture industry. The roles of actress Famke Janssen; Appearance in the film `Snitch,'; Interest of actor Burt Reynolds in the film ``Mystery, Alaska,'; Effect of Reynolds' Golden Globe Award.

Looks at topics in the Hollywood motion picture industry for January 16, 1998. The proposed making of the motion picture `The Crowded Room,' to be directed by Danny DeVito; Sandra Bullock's association with Fortis Films company, which is the producing power behind her next two projects.

Presents news briefs related to the motion picture industry for the week of October 10, 1997. The deal between Warner Bros and actor Don Cheadle to remake `Cleopatra Jones'; The motion picture `Free Money,' which is being directed by Canadian director Yves Simoneau.

Reports on news around the motion picture industry for the week of August 22, 1997. The joke aimed at Disney found in the motion picture `Mouse Hunt'; The circumstances following Patrick Swayze's fall from a horse while shooting a scene for `Letters From a Killer'; The reason Stacy Title dropped out of directing the motion picture `The Mod Squad'; Motion pictures planned that are based on television shows.

Reports on developments regarding the motion picture industry of the United States. Tribute to the band R.E.M. for winning the political-activism award from Rock the Vote; Academy Award winner Anna Paquin's return to school in New Zealand; Keanu Reeves' agreement to play the title role in a stage production of `Hamlet'; Tommy Lee Jones' breaking of an ankle while shooting the movie `Cobb'; More.

Reports on developments in the motion picture industry. `Bad Girls' actresses Mary Stuart Masterson and Andie MacDowell's transformation of a trailer into a disco palace; Makeup artists antics as strobe light effectsman; Negotiations for a movie on figure skating gold medalist Oksana Baiul; Guitarist John Melendez as Howard Stern's benefactor; Shirley MacLaine as former first lady in the movie `Guarding Tess.'

Presents information pertaining to the motion picture industry, with focus on the 1999 Oscar Awards. Speculation of the motion picture which will receive the award for the Best Picture of the Year; Reference to the motion picture `The Truman Show'; Other pictures which are strong contenders for Oscar Awards.