William Nix an Industry Speaker at the 2016 LATC Los Angeles Global Film and Television Program

Steve Solot, Founder and President of the Latin American Training Center, and Creative Projects Group Advisory Board Member, will lead the November 1-6, 2016 intensive 40-hour course, which is open to filmmakers, media managers, lawyers, professors, executives and government officials from all over the world. The program is designed to connect participants with virtually all aspects of the industry in Los Angeles and provide multiple opportunities to present film and television projects to independent producers, investors and distributors in Hollywood.

Through an intensive schedule of meetings, presentations, round tables and networking with film and television executives, consultants, talent agents, entertainment lawyers, each participant in the LATC Program has access to commercial, legal, marketing, artistic, academic and new media industry executives and exposure to a wide range of aspects of the US audiovisual industry, and an exclusive insider's tour to selected events access of the American Film Market 2016.

During the Program, participants will have the opportunity to ask specific questions and discuss their projects with US-based producers, agents, studio executives and distributors, to generate real possibilities for development, financing, distribution and co-production. The participants will also be provided with an exclusive insider's tour and access to selected events of the American Film Market, the premiere global marketplace for films.

Along with William Nix, who has been a keynote speaker, panelist and script-pitch evaluator at prior LATC LA Immersion sessions, among the many companies and organizations that have collaborated with the LATC Global Immersion Programs in previous editions are: Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA) Foundation, National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP), Producers Guild of America (PGA), Creative Artists Agency (CAA), William Morris Endeavor Entertainment (WME2), Motion Picture Association of America-MPAA, Directors Guild of America (DGA), The Radmin Company, American Film Institute (AFI), the Independent Filmmaker Project (IFP), Focus Features, Sony Pictures Classics, HBO Documentaries, Goldcrest Films, Overture Films, Circle of Confusion, Cinema Tropical, the Independent Film Channel, Phoenix Picture, UTA, Participant Media and Creative Projects Group.

For further information, please see: www.latamtrainingcenter.com/?p=5838