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INDUSTRY BRIEFS er exhibitors, studio executives, new technology providers and vendors in a casual, open convention setting. Many of the top vendors in the industry will be in attendance, and the smaller convention size allows exhibitors plenty of time to hear the details and watch demonstrations of the many products and services at the trade show. A discount will be given to national NATO and NATO of Kansas & Missouri members who register for the full convention, and on the final night, the convention will host a themed, off-site charity fundraiser for Young Variety. For additional information regarding Show A Rama, please contact Megan Hageman or Bobbie Bagby at 913-649-2960. UNIVERSAL PICTURES HAS SET a new record for the highest-grossing year at the North American box office in the studio’s 100-year history. The studio’s North American box office through September 24, 2012, has reached $1.128 billion, besting the record set in 2008 of $1.127 billion. And the studio still has two holiday films yet to be released: the latest comedy from writer-director Judd Apatow, This Is 40, on December 21, and Les Misérables, the motion-picture adaptation of the global stage sensation seen by more than 60 million people in 42 countries and in 21 languages around the world, on Christmas Day. B&B THEATRES IS PLEASED to announce the B&B Theatres Marketplace 8, a new state-of-the-art all-digital projection eight-screen theater in the Kansas City suburb of Grain Valley, Missouri. All eight auditoriums will have stadium seating with leather high-back rocker-style seats, Christie digital projection, Dolby 7.1 digital surround sound, wall-to-wall curved screens, and, in select auditoriums, RealD 3D. The largest auditorium will feature the B&B Grand Screen, one of the largest screens in all of Kansas City. B&B expects a holiday 2012 opening date. 13 delicious flavors including: Call Krystal at 866.328.7672 x225 krystal@kernelseasons.com Come see us! BOOTH #909 AT SHOWEAST SETH MACFARLANE, the creator of Family Guy whose theatrical debut Ted made $434 million worldwide this summer, will host the 85th Academy Awards. He’s a controversial pick, but less controversial than the uproar last year when original Oscar producer Brett Ratner was forced to step down after making an anti-gay slur, triggering announced host Eddie Murphy to follow suit. The awards were then hosted by Billy Crystal. Say this year’s producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, “We are thrilled to have Seth MacFarlane host the Oscars. His performing skills blend perfectly with our ideas for making the show entertaining and fresh. He will be the consummate host, and we are so happy to be working with him.” 8 BOXOFFICE PRO NOVEMBER 2012
TO THE SHOWEAST AWARD WINNERS Zach Beebee AL SHAPIRO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD Richie Fay SALAH M. HASSANEIN HUMANITARIAN AWARD Dan Harkins SHOW “E” AWARD Eamonn Bowles · Ben Barenholtz Tom Prassis · Arnie Sawyer BINGHAM RAY INDEPENDENT SPIRIT AWARD Marisela Morales ANTI-PIRACY LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD Jose Patricio · Daire Barrios INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR Martin Iraola INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR Susie Beiersdorf · Hank Lightstone AWARD OF DISTINCTION FOR SERVICES TO THE FILM INDUSTRY Joan Corrado (posthumously) Chuck Goldwater · Sonny Gourley Bert Livingston · Stan Reynolds Sr. John Santikos HALL OF FAME Jack Cashin SPECIAL AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY
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