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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2019 · 48 MIN

27. Rikke Ennis: Reinventing International Sales

from Future of Film Podcast · host Alex Stolz

Rikke Ennis has been at the forefront of the international film business for more than two decades, most recently as CEO of the market leading Nordic sales company, Trust Nordisk. In 2018, Rikke founded REinvent Studios, a new mini-studio specialising in the packaging, sales and finance of films and television for the global market. And in 2019 Rikke has also launched a new pay-per-view digital streaming service called NutAlone. In this episode, we discuss the current international business, new financing strategies and how and why NutAlone is reimagining the business of video on demand. This episode was recorded live at the 2019 Berlin Film Festival and is brought to you in collaboration with Berlin based FilmTech Office and EFM Horizon. The FilmTech Office is a Berlin based co-working space for creatives & entrepreneurs in film, storytelling and tech. Find out more at: www.filmtechoffice.com. EFM Horizon is the conference and networking programme of the European Film Market of the Berlinale focussing on the future of the media business.   Find out more at: www.efm-berlinale.de Discover more about this and other podcasts at www.futureoffilm.live

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