Jon Gursha
We are a cutting edge interactive Producers Representative firm based in Los Angeles, CA. If you are looking to take your film project to the next level, your search is over. We can work with you on a strategic plan of attack if you need help with Completion Funds, Distribution, or Marketing for your Independent Film.
Birthday Winner Best Actor 2010
Birthday Opening Screening Cannes 2010
The Guest at Central Park West is a high-tension drama that slowly unravels itself like a tightly wound ball of string. The guests are white Professor Eric Engles (Jed Dickenson) and his wife Jennifer (Tracy Newirth), whose marital discord rears its ugly head within the first five minutes of their arrival. Their vitriolic feuds are reminiscent of those of Martha and George in Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and the evening soon turns into a battlefield of opposing political views.
Do Elephants Pray?
Winner Best Acting Method Fest 2010, Best International Film Indie Spirt 2010,
Best Feature Santa Cruz 2010
-Official Selection Cannes Independent Film Festival
Winner Cannes 2010 Best Documentary
-Selected as one of the top three Documentary Shorts by Moving Pictures Magazine during the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah
-Winner Audience Award/Best Film Dark River Film Festival
-Winner Best Political Documentary 2009 AOF International Film Festival
Winner Award of Merit
Indie Fest & Accolade Awards
"Breaking News, Breaking Down," is a
documentary that shows journalists as they really are." -James Rainey, L.A. Times
"Breaking News, Breaking Down is inherently
gripping."--Washington City Paper
"Journalists who peer into the abyss of
war, crime and natural disasters as part of their jobs can end up as emotionally
scarred as the victims they never imagined joining." -J. Ross Baughman, The Washington Times
The film The New Sudan educates its viewers on the history of the civil war that was fought between the heavily Islamic north and largely Christian south. More importantly, the viewers of the documentary are shown the very real prospect of sustainable peace in southern Sudan. Most documentaries leave the viewer at the level of awareness with no action. The New Sudan will give many outlets for those desiring to serve and/or give toward sustainable change in southern Sudan. The money donated to Nadus Films will directly go toward the rebuilding of southern Sudan.
In January, the South will vote on whether or not they become The New Sudan. Much world attention is on this current event in Sudan. The Sudanese who've seen the film say "it is the most powerful documentary on Sudan we've ever seen".
Official Producer's Representative for the Vote for Change Video Postcards
We are also proud to be representing Barbara-Anne Johnson Producer and Director of Telly Award nominated film SuperPower and her project Question of Loyalty.
