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Congratulations to Jessica Devaney of Multitude Films on Winning the Amazon Studios Nonfiction Producer Award

Congratulations to Jessica Devaney, Founder and President of Multitude Films, on their win on Sunday, January 22 of the 2023 Sundance Institute | Amazon Studios Nonfiction Producers Award. The Award honors a producer with films at the Sundance Film Festival for their body of work and commitment to creative producing...

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Congratulations to Engel Entertainment’s Ben Shank, Jen Egan, Kara Smith, and Julia Jenkins on their Elevated Roles

Warm congratulations to RPJ Client Engel Entertainment on the promotion of several in-house talent, Ben Shank, Jen Egan, Kara Smith, and Julia Jenkins. Ben Shank has been appointed Chief Content Officer and will oversee all development and programming. The Showrunner and Executive Producer of Engel’s long-running series Lone Star Law and North...

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Congratulations to Milisuthando Bongela, Marion Isaacs, and Multitude Films on the Upcoming Premiere of Milisuthando at the Sundance Film Festival

Congratulations to our friends and clients Milisuthando Bongela, Marion Isaacs, and Multitude Films on the upcoming premiere of Milisuthando at the Sundance Film Festival! Director, Milisuthando Bongela, reflects on the “moment of first encounter” between previously segregated white and Black South Africans. She draws from her own experiences growing up...

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Multitude Doc, It’s Only Life After All, to Premier Opening Night at Sundance Film Festival with Performance by Indigo Girls

Warm congratulations to RPJ Client Jessica Devaney and Multitude Films on the upcoming Sundance Film Festival opening night premier of It’s Only Life After All.  The Multitude produced documentary shines a light on Emily Saliers and Amy Ray of the Grammy Award-winning folk rock duo Indigo Girls.  Adding to the...

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RPJ’s New York: The Christmas Tree Law

Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, who served as New York City mayor from 1934 to 1945, is celebrated as one of the city’s most vibrant and colorful characters, and a champion of reform and progress in Depression Era New York. In 1938, however, he made a rare political misstep, which impacts...

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