Dissidents Partner with Non Fiction Spots
Parisian production company Dissidents has partnered with Santa Monica's Non Fiction Spots. Non Fiction has also partnered with Toronto's Partners for representation in the Canadian market.
The arrangement between Dissidents and Non Fiction is essentially a cross representation deal allowing each company access to the others' native market.
Dissidents represents directors Jean-Philippe Amar, Philippe Borrel, Jean Thomas, Thierry Deschamps, Reynald Gresset, Stephan Moszkowicz, Damien Vercaemer Gilles de Maistre, Jean-Michel Vennemani, Pascal Vasselin and Benoit Lemoine. Non Fiction represents directors Peter Gilbert, Steve James, S.R. Bindler, Arlene Donnelly, Bill Livingston, Jessica Yu, Maciek Wszelaki, Barbara Kopple and Jon Else.
Webfiles:
Non Fiction Spots>www.planetpoint.com/nonfiction
Dissidents> www.dissidents.fr
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