The Entertainment Herald
 April–May 1986 issue | |
| Associate Editor | Claudia Camps |
|---|---|
| Staff writers | Ariel Gomes, Raúl Pérez Arias, Alejandro Chionetti, Marta Santelli, Ricardo Ragendorfer |
| Categories | Film Industry |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Circulation | 7,000[1] |
| Publisher | Eduardo Montes-Bradley, Nelson Montes-Bradley |
| First issue | September 1985 |
| Final issue | October 1986 |
| Company | The Entertainment Herald |
| Country | United States |
| Based in | Hollywood, California |
| Language | English, Spanish |
| OCLC | 801242780 |
The Entertainment Herald was a bilingual trade publication serving film producers in the United States, and UK, reaching distributors in Spain and Latin America.[2] The first issue appeared in September 1985, the last in October 1986.[3]
History
[edit]The Entertainment Herald was founded in 1985 during a worldwide period of expansion of the Home Video markets.[4] The magazine supported itself with advertising revenues. Its editorial offices were located at 6331 Hollywood Blv., Suite 1102, Los Angeles, California.[5] The unique design that characterized The Entertainment Herald is credited to graphic Designer Oscar "Negro" Díaz[6]
Editorial content
[edit]The Entertainment Herald featured an array of articles, chronicles, charts, reviews, festival summaries, special reports, as well as interviews to celebrities, producers, directors and distributors such as Jon Voight,[7] Christian Halsey-Solomon, Menahem Golan, Andrew Vajna,[8] Paul Mazursky, Michael Dudikoff, David Brown,[9] Manuel Antin,[10] Krzystof Zanussi, and María Conchita Alonso.
Staff
[edit]Eduardo Montes-Bradley and Nelson Montes-Bradley (Publishers), Claudia Camps (Associate Producer), Oscar “Negro” Diaz (Art Director), Sergio Navarro (Production Coordinator). Ariel Gomes, 46-48 Rue Victor Hugo, 93500, Pantin, France (Paris Bureau), Contributors: Eduardo Montes-Bradley, Ariel Gomes, Raúl Pérez Arias, Alejandro Chionetti, Marta Santelli, Ricardo Ragendorfer.
Distribution
[edit]The Entertainment Herald was mailed by subscription to television and cable station programmers and heads of acquisitions, Home Video distributors, and a growing number of video stores in Latin America. TEH was also distributed at MIFED (Mercato internazionale del film e del documentario), Cannes Film Festival, MIP TV, American Film Market, Rio Film Festival and had occasional presence at selected Consumer Electronic Shows in New York and Las Vegas.
Advertising content
[edit]- The Cannon Group. Los Angeles, California
- Condor Group, A Division of Heron Communications, Inc. Fresno, California
- American Film Marketing Association. Los Angeles, California
- Video Chile S.A. Chile
- Empresa Cinematográfica Lubisar S.A. Perú
- Skouras Pictures. Los Angeles, California
- Pelican Video. Canoga Park, California
- Shapiro Entertainment Worldwide Distribution. Studio City, California
- New World Pictures. Los Angeles, California.
- Tauro Video. Argentina
- Azteca Films, Inc. Hollywood, California
- Madera Cinevideo, Inc. Madera, California
- Arista Films. Encino, California.
- Trans World Entertainment. Middlesex, England
- Magnum Video Tape. Burbank CA
- Profono Internacional Inc., Argentina
- Video Mago, Los Angeles, California
- Dennis Davidson Associates, Ltd. London, England
- Melody Records, Argentina
- Discos CBS International, Mexico
- Inter Pictures Home Entertainment, Corp. New York
- Goldfarb Distributors, Inc. Los Angeles, California
- World Video Marketing, Inc. Beverly Hills, California
- Videoco S.A. Buenos Aires
- South West Record Distributor. San Antonio Texas
- Acuario Distribution, Co. NJ
- San Sebastian International Film Festival. San Sebastian, Spain
- Australian Film Office. Los Angeles, California
- Star Media Sales, Inc. Los Angeles, California
- Latin Home Entertainment, Los Angeles, California
- West Coast Video, Los Angeles, California
- Esmeralda Video Editora EVE. Argentina
- Exhivideo, S.A. Argentina
- Carolco Pictures. Berverly Hills, California
- Clahuen S.A. Argentina
- Cinea Producciones S.A. Argentina
- Noran S.R.L. Argentina
- Hardcore Films & Video. Argentina
- WEA Discos S.R.L. Argentina
- A&M Discos Latino, USA
- Producciones Dawi S.A. Argentina
- Paris Video Home S.A. Argentina
- Ohanian Producciones. Argentina
- Argentina Video Film. Argentina
- Producers International. Van Nuys, California
- Midem. Paris, France.
- Euramco International, Inc. Beverly Hills, California
- Caribe Comunicaciones S.A. Argentina
- Interteve S.R.L. Argentina
- Video Laser Producciones S.R.L. Argentina
- Atlas Home Video Entertainment, Inc. Los Angeles, California
- Producciones Video Home S.R.L. Argentina
- GHB Films S.R.L. Argentina
Notes
[edit]- ↑ Mercatali Printing Co. Buenos Aires, Argentina
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald advertising brochure with advertising rates. Published in 1986. Museo del Cine, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- ↑ A total of 13 issues were released. A complete collection can be found at the Cinemateca Argentina and Museo del Cine in Buenos Aires and the Alderman Library at the University of Virginia.
- ↑ Rodriguez, Jorge Luis. "The Argentinean Connection" Diario Noticias del Mundo. Los Angeles, Lunes 13 de enero de 1986. Page 7B
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald. Vol. 1 Num. 12 August 1986. Page 1
- ↑ Retrospective Exhibit on Oscar Díaz at Biblioteca Nacional, Buenos Aires
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald. Vol. 1 Num. 1 September 1985. Page 42 "Jon Voight: A Portrait" by Eduardo Montes-Bradley
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald. Vol. 2 Num. 13 October 1986. Page 32. "Andrew Vajna: Portrait" by Eduardo Montes-Bradley
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald. Vol. 1 Num. 4 December 1985. Page 19. "An Interview with David Brown producer of Jaws" by Alejandro Chionetti
- ↑ The Entertainment Herald. Vol. 1 Num. 3 November 1985. Page 32. "Manuel Antin" by Marta Santelli
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