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Scott is the Chief Operating Officer at The Film IP Management Group and senior consultant to Creative Artist Agency ("CAA"). Formerly he was the Executive Vice President of 10 time Emmy Award Winning Motion Picture and Television production company, Wonderland Productions. He started his career as an attorney for Sidley & Austin representing clients as boxing promoter Murad Muhammad and DonKing along with Trump Corporation President Nicholas Ribis. He also headed up the Motion Picture fund "The Pinnacle Group" which comprised of many Wall Street financiers and corporate executives along with Palms Casino owners George and Gavin Maloof. There he financed projects with New Line Cinema, Lions Gates, Propaganda Films and Sony Pictures. He also served as Vice President of Development for Mike Medavoy's Ionic Worldwide, a division of Phoenix Pictures. Some of his credits include the TV series "Second Chances" with Cube-Vision and "The Middle" with Trifecta Entertainment. He was a Consulting Producer for 50 Cents' "The Massacre" and "The New Breed". He also produced hit films "RocknRolla", "Snatch" with Bradd Pitt and "Michael Clayton" with George Cloney. He currently has minority shares in several major Comic Book Companies and is a member of the Producers Guild of America. Mr. Walterschied graduated from Columbia University School of Law and has a LL.M from the University of Chicago School of Law. |
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New York Times (USA) 22 April 2009, Vol. Media, Iss. Sunday, pg. 3, by: Lorne Manly, "Decline in Movie Finance" |
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Variety.com (USA) 28 January 2011, by: Eric Kohn, "Walterschied Eying WME Comic Exodus" |
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The Times (UK) 15 December 2010, Vol. Sunday, Iss. Arts, pg. 1, by: Giles Coren, "2011 London Comic Expo" |
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Indy Film (USA) 16 April 2010, Vol. 520, pg. Cover, by: Staff, "Film Financing" |
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OTF Exchange (USA) 16 April 2010, Vol. 5010, Iss. April, pg. 1, by: Staff, "Film Finance Panel & Reception" |
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Deleted by User:PMDrive1061 (no longer active on Wikipedia) as non-notable and possible COI. Has just won the prestigious IEEE Claude E. Shannon Award. All the other winners have Wiki pages. (PS I am not related to subject in any way and do not know him.) Udzu (talk) 09:59, 13 February 2011 (UTC)
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Scott is the Chief Operating Officer at The Film IP Management Group and senior consultant to Creative Artist Agency ("CAA"). Formerly he was the Executive Vice President of 10 time Emmy Award Winning Motion Picture and Television production company, Wonderland Productions. He started his career as an attorney for Sidley & Austin representing clients as boxing promoter Murad Muhammad and DonKing along with Trump Corporation President Nicholas Ribis. He also headed up the Motion Picture fund "The Pinnacle Group" which comprised of many Wall Street financiers and corporate executives along with Palms Casino owners George and Gavin Maloof. There he financed projects with New Line Cinema, Lions Gates, Propaganda Films and Sony Pictures. He also served as Vice President of Development for Mike Medavoy's Ionic Worldwide, a division of Phoenix Pictures. Some of his credits include the TV series "Second Chances" with Cube-Vision and "The Middle" with Trifecta Entertainment. He was a Consulting Producer for 50 Cents' "The Massacre" and "The New Breed". He also produced hit films "RocknRolla", "Snatch" with Bradd Pitt and "Michael Clayton" with George Cloney. He currently has minority shares in several major Comic Book Companies and is a member of the Producers Guild of America. Mr. Walterschied graduated from Columbia University School of Law and has a LL.M from the University of Chicago School of Law.
Sources: New York Times (USA) 22 April 2009, Vol. Media, Iss. Sunday, pg. 3, by: Lorne Manly, "Decline in Movie Finance"
Variety.com (USA) 28 January 2011, by: Eric Kohn, "Walterschied Eying WME Comic Exodus"
The Times (UK) 15 December 2010, Vol. Sunday, Iss. Arts, pg. 1, by: Giles Coren, "2011 London Comic Expo"
Indy Film (USA) 16 April 2010, Vol. 520, pg. Cover, by: Staff, "Film Financing"
OTF Exchange (USA) 16 April 2010, Vol. 5010, Iss. April, pg. 1, by: Staff, "Film Finance Panel & Reception"