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SHOOT will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary at the end of 2010. During the year leading up to a special issue, event and anniversary bash, each issue will be packed with informative, timely & relevant content and along the way we'll have special features looking back and looking ahead at the wonderful, crazy, challenging and exhilarating industry you are part of. Join SHOOT for an exciting journey in 2010!

In addition to the latest ad agency & production industry news, screenwork section & regular columns, the following special features coming up in the next print issue...

February Issue
Cover Date: February 12th

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The February 12th issue offers you the ideal environment for connecting with your potential advertising & entertainment clients!
When this issue is published we'll be six weeks into the New Year, the Sundance & Slamdance Film Festivals will have taken place as well as the DGA Awards and the Super Bowl. The Film Industry Awards season is in high gear with the ASC, VES, Spirit Awards and Academy Awards just 3 weeks away. While SHOOT has perennially covered the advertising/entertainment crossover dynamic, we will delve further into the entertainment arena in 2010, picking out select artists, stories and developments in the entertainment industry that carry interest and implications from talent and business perspectives for our readers. Plus of course, we'll be bringing our readers The SHOOT Annual Super Bowl Critique...

Event Coverage & Previews:
> Previews of the ASC, Spirit & Academy Awards
* observations from all five Oscar nominated feature directors (James Cameron, "Avatar"; Kathryn Bigelow, "The Hurt Locker", Quentin Tarantino, "Inglorious Bastards"; Lee Daniels, "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire"; and Jason Reitman, "Up in the Air") on casting, technology, their influences, and what they like most and least about directing.
> Interviews with.....
*Cary Fukunaga, director, Anonymous Content, regarding the film "Sin Nombre" that was nominated for best director at the upcoming Film Independent Spirit Awards.
*Barry Ackroyd, BSC, "The Hurt Locker" nominated for an Oscar, an ASC and BAFTA Award
*Mauro Fiore, ASC, "Avatar" nominated for an Oscar, an ASC and BAFTA Award
>Sundance Film Festival Wrap-up
SHOOT checks out several films that got a big buzz at Sundance and reports back to readers with backstory from directors involved in select projects.
*Jordan Brady, director, Uber Content regarding Documentary feature "I Am Comic" which was the closing film of Sundance
*Nick Jasenovec, director, Nonfiction Unlimited regarding the Microsoft Bing sponsored short "Para Fuera" that screened at Sundance

MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS...
Ad Agency Creatives & Producers Critique: Super Bowl Spots
A popular annual tradition, a select group of ad agency creatives & producers report in to SHOOT after the Super Bowl to share their thoughts on this year's crop of spots, providing their takes on what hit and what missed for them and why!

Visual Effects & Animation
The first of 2010's Quarterly Post, VFX & Animation sections, SHOOT:
>Visual Effects Society (VES) Awards Preview
>The year's first "Top Ten Visual Effects & Animation" Chart, including full credits for and a look at the software used in each production. Companion article will provide backstory on the top selection. **Issue will have bonus distribution at the VES Awards

Music & Sound
Music & Sound news plus The first of 2010's Quarterly Music & Sound sections brings readers the year's first Top Ten Spot Tracks Chart of the year with full credits.

Midwest Production & Post
SHOOT explores the state of production and post in the Midwest in this special feature assessing business prospects for 2010 (spanning commercials, branded content, TV, features). And, we take a look at some particularly unique recent projects.

Prelude to SHOOT "50th Anniversary", Feature #2:
SHOOT first appeared in December 1960 as part of Back Stage, a weekly newspaper covering a combination of performing arts and commercial production-related news and features. The two distinct sections continued to be published as one publication until mid-1990 when the section covering agencies/production/post was spun off as its own publication. For its 50th Anniversary, from Dec. '09-Nov. '10, SHOOT will present a year-long celebration featuring special features and events, culminating in November 2010 with a very special SHOOT 50th Anniversary Issue, event and Anniversary bash. The feature series launched in SHOOT's December 11, 2009 issue to explore the
past, present & future of various industry segments. Sharing perspectives and insights in the inaugural feature were Larry Bridges, founder of Red Car; Lee Clow, chief creative officer/global director of Media Arts, TBWA Worldwide, and chairman of TBWA\Media Arts Lab; Bob Giraldi, director, Giraldi Media and Robert Greenberg, Chairman / CEO /global chief creative officer R/GA.
We continue the series in the February 12th issue with observations from:
>Rich Silverstein, co-chairman/creative director of
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco
>Stephen Dickstein, global president/managing partner of worldwide production house The Sweet Shop
>Phil Geier, former Interpublic Group CEO and current chairman of The Geier Group, New York.

**BONUS DISTRIBUTION: SHOOT's February 12 Issue will have bonus distribution at the Visual Effects Society (VES)Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 28
Awards recognizing outstanding visual effects artistry will be given out in over twenty categories of film, animation, television, commercials and video games. The VES Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an outstanding body of work that has significantly contributed to the art and/or science of the visual effects industry. This year's Lifetime Achievement Award recipient will be James Cameron for his vision and dedication to the craft of storytelling while being at the creative forefront of groundbreaking visual effects. The VES Awards are attended by visual effects supervisors, artists, producers, technology developers, and studio executives involved in film, television, commercials. music videos, games and new media.

Print Advertiser Bonus: PDF versions of print ads will appear in the PDF version of print issue at NO CHARGE. PDF version posted on SHOOTonline on 12/11 for readers to view/download.

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