Los Angeles, CA., October 12th, 2011
AI Clients Marty Scott and Toni Kotite have sold their drama pilot, CANNON FIRE, to FBC and 20th Century Fox, generating one of the first spec pilot sales of the broadcast development season this year. Artist International’s Dave Brown and Zadoc Angell were instrumental in shaping and selling the spec pilot, described as a legal HOUSE set in a high octane law firm. The series is loosed basely on Marty Scott’s experience as an attorney in New York.
CANNON FIRE centers around a young Latina woman who, in her first year out of law school, is thrown headfirst into a high powered law firm, where she navigates larger than life egos, jealous coworkers and an eccentric boss, all while staying true to her roots.
Jen Kelly and Harvey Myman are attached as Executive Producers on the project.
About Artist International:
Artist International is a management/production company that provides professional representation to actors, writers, directors and other entertainment properties. AI operates with a singular focus of understanding the goals, passions, and talents of its clients and maximizing their potential. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Hollywood Studios International, Artist International is positioned to collaborate with artists to bring new content to life, whether by internal means or external partnerships. AI’s first production was the two-time Golden Globe winning (Best Picture, Best Actress) and Oscar nominated The Kids Are Alright, Executive Produced by CEO Steven Saxton.
About Hollywood Studios International:
Hollywood Studios International is a media holding company focused on the intelligent deployment of capital in the entertainment industry. The company has developed a portfolio of fee-based businesses ranging from talent representation to international distribution.
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