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    Carrie Holecek named exec producer at charlieuniformtango

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    Carrie Holecek has joined charlieuniformtango as executive producer. Her recent postproduction background includes having served as managing director of Red Car Chicago after a tenure as executive producer at Whitehouse Post, Chicago.

    Prior to that, she was at Company 3, Santa Monica, and worked at EFILM and Technicolor as an executive producer on such feature films as Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Frida, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Pleasantville, The Island,  and The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.  Her career has led her to work with agencies including Leo Burnett, DDB, Fallon, Draftfcb, mcgarrybowen, and The Richards Group. Holecek has overseen post on multiple award-winning ad campaigns for Allstate, Discover, McDonald’s, BMW, Nintendo, and Bud Light, among others.

    Lola Lott, charlieuniformtango owner/CEO, noted that Holecek has already contributed as part of the company team on campaigns for AT&T out of GSD&M in Austin, and Ford for Team Detroit.

    Holecek is from Marion, Iowa. She studied business, marketing, and speech communications at the Minnesota State University at Mankato and started her career in advertising in Minneapolis, including serving as an associate producer at Fallon.

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    “Conclave” Tops BAFTA Film Awards With 12 Nominations, One More Than “Emilia Pérez”

    Wednesday, January 15, 2025

    Papal thriller “Conclave,” which stars Ralph Fiennes as a cardinal overseeing the election of a new pope, leads the race — just — for the British Academy Film Awards, with nominations in 12 categories, one more than the genre-busting trans musical “Emilia Pérez.”

    But with the wildfires in Los Angeles over the past week fresh in the minds of everyone in the movie industry, Wednesday’s announcement of the latest BAFTA nominations was understandably subdued.

    “We are very much thinking of our colleagues, friends, community over there,” said BAFTA chair Sara Putt. “It’s devastating what’s going on.”

    She wouldn’t be drawn on whether the fires may impact the BAFTA ceremony, which is due to take place on Feb. 16.

    “The ceremony is a month away, it would be inappropriate and far too early to say anything about that,” Putt said.

    The five films nominated for the prestigious best film award were “Conclave,” “Emilia Pérez,” the 215-minute postwar epic “ The Brutalist,” the Palme d’Or-winning comedy/drama “ Anora “ and the Bob Dylan biopic “ A Complete Unknown.”

    “The Brutalist” ended up with nine nominations, including leading actor for Adrien Brody, who faces stiff competition from Fiennes and Timothee Chalamet, who plays the young Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.”

    The other actors nominated are Hugh Grant for his creepy role in the horror film “ Heretic,” Colman Domingo in real-life prison drama “ Sing Sing “ and Sebastian Stan for his portrayal of a real estate mogul — a certain Donald Trump — in “ The Apprentice.”

    “Anora,” the sci-fi epic “Dune: Part Two” and “Wicked” each received seven nominations. “A Complete Unknown”... Read More

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