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[MaisonBisson.com] Jonathan Crowe points out this Risks In Global Filmmaking Map by Aon, the entertainment industry insurance company. Go view the PDF or a full-size PNG for all the details. Technorati Tags: aon, industry, entertainment, filmmaking, insurance company, map, risk...
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[*.*] 2005 Risks In Global Filmmaking Map Every filmma...: Every filmmaker, from major studios to independent producers, experiences some element of risk while filming in foreign countries. That is why, each year, Aon/Albert G Ruben, the largest entertainment insurance broker in the world, comprehensively measures and maps the risks filmmakers face across the globe.
[enrevanche] Aon's Risk Maps: Every filmmaker, from major studios to independent producers, experiences some element of risk while filming in foreign countries. That is why, each year, Aon/Albert G Ruben, the largest entertainment insurance broker in the world, comprehensively measures and maps the risks filmmakers face across the globe.
[Idle Type] Filmmaking Dangers: Every filmmaker, from major studios to independent producers, experiences some element of risk while filming in foreign countries. That is why, each year, Aon/Albert G Ruben, the largest entertainment insurance broker in the world, comprehensively measures and maps the risks filmmakers face across the globe. The 2005 Risks in Global Filmmaking Map measures crime, corruption, kidnap and ransom, disease and medical care risks, and references terrorism and political risks.
[The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps] Risks in Global Filmmaking Map: Each year, entertainment-industry insurance broker Aon publishes a map that shows the risks faced by filmmakers in various countries around the world — useful if you’re scouting locations and need to get a sense of what trouble may await you (and how much insurance you’ll have to shell out for, naturally). From the site: “The 2005 Risks in Global Filmmaking Map measures crime, corruption, kidnap and ransom, disease and medical care risks, and references terrorism and political risks.” It’s a 2146-KB PDF file. Via Boing Boing.
[GreenCine Daily] Filmmaker. Spring 05.: Fahrenheit 9/11, on the other hand, successful as it was in riling the emotions in a way the Democrats could not, seems in hindsight like a scattershot blast against an administration so broadly offensive on so many different fronts. Now, in the wake of last November's election, many indie filmmakers are reconsidering their strategies, on both a personal and professional level, as Reed Martin, who's talked to several of them, discovers. In a sidebar, Fisher Stevens looks back on his own efforts to swing Ohio into blue territory and considers ways to apply the lessons of losing to winning in 2008.
[The Write News -- Writing, Publishing and Internet News] Filmmaking Becoming a Riskier Business: But,this is no longer the case," said Chris Palmer, director of risk control forAon/Albert G. Ruben. "Filmmakers are becoming more aware of the risks theyencounter abroad, and in particular, the risks that impact actors, crew andmillions of dollars worth of equipment on loan for production.Furthermore, we are seeing a gap between perception and reality. Most peoplecite terrorism as the foremost risk facing them in today's global environment;however, our map shows that the risks of disease, poor medical care and crimeare more prevalent for filmmakers."
[Geography.about.com] Risks In Global Filmmaking Map: Created by entertainment insurance broker Aon/Albert G Ruben, this fascinating map graphically displays crime, corruption, kidnap and ransom, disease and medical care risks, and references terrorism for every country of the world. Although it's a PDF file, it's definitely worth looking at!
[Geography.about.com] Risks In Global Filmmaking Map Geography Blog Archives: Created by entertainment insurance broker Aon/Albert G Ruben, this fascinating map graphically displays crime, corruption, kidnap and ransom, disease and medical care risks, and references Read more... #
[Mcwetboy.net] The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps: Nic Jasson writes, “The spectacular failure of the EU Constitution referendum in France (rejected by 55% of voters yesterday) is easy to understand from this interactive map from the French daily Le Monde, showing the yes/no vote in the 100 départements in mainland France and overseas France. Only 17 out of 100 départements approved the EU Constitution, creating this massive unbroken red carpet and leaving only two blue islands: Western France (Brittany) and Paris with its affluent Western suburbs.” (Well, and Lyon, Strasbourg and the Haute-Savoie, plus four of the overseas bits, but that’s being nitpicky.)
[Magazines.mysic.info] news :: magazines - Magazines - Find What You're Looking For: Every successful writer has to find a way to deal with rejection because it happens to all of us. Every time we submit a manuscript to a publisher, we risk rejection, but if we don't submit we never get published....(source : About Freelance Writers - 5 days ago)
[Marchdesign.com] *.*: Every filmmaker, from major studios to independent producers, experiences some element of risk while filming in foreign countries. That is why, each year, Aon/Albert G Ruben, the largest entertainment insurance broker in the world, comprehensively measures and maps the risks filmmakers face across the globe.
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Posted at June 02, 2005 12:18 PM
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