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    Paul Fogaca named GUT COO & partner

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    MIAMI --

    Paulo Fogaca, former managing director and global chief operating officer of DAVID Miami, will join indie agency GUT as COO and partner.

    Fogaca will be responsible for overseeing the entire GUT operation across its three offices in Miami, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires. He will work closely with founders Anselmo Ramos and Gaston Bigio.

    Fogaca was one of the main drivers of DAVID Miami’s success in recent years, helping to elevate the creative reputation of the agency and executing breakthrough ideas for clients like Burger King, Coca-Cola, Kraft-Heinz, and AB InBev. He helped DAVID Miami open its doors in 2014 and has been key in growing the agency’s client roster, talent and business over the years, leading to the agency winning five Cannes Grand Prix honors. Prior to joining DAVID, Fogaca worked for Ogilvy in various roles in New York, São Paulo and Miami as well as for Havas in Paris. Fogaca holds a Master’s degree in Business from IAE – Universite de Nice in France.

    GUT has a team of 50 across its three offices, with a roster of clients including Tim Hortons, Domino’s Pizza, Mercado Libre, Netflix and Nestlé. GUT will also announce new global brands soon. GUT opened its office in São Paulo earlier this year. GUT Miami and Buenos Aires were formed in April 2018

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    “Kraven the Hunter” Disappoints At Box Office; “Moana 2” Remains At The Top

    Sunday, December 15, 2024

    The Spider-Man spinoff "Kraven the Hunter" got off to a disastrous start in North American theaters this weekend.

    The movie starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson earned only $11 million, according to studio estimates Sunday, making it one of the worst openings for a Marvel-adjacent property. Its box office take was even less than the film "Madame Web."

    The weekend's other major studio release was Warner Bros.' animated "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim," which made $4.6 million. Made for about $30 million, the movie is set 183 years before the events of "The Lord of the Rings" films and was fast-tracked to ensure New Line did not lose the rights to Tolkien's novels. Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens have been working on future live-action films for the franchise.

    Meanwhile, the top of the charts again belonged to "Moana 2" and "Wicked."

    "Moana" added $26.6 million to its domestic total in its third weekend and $57.2 million internationally, bringing its global tally to $717 million. It's now the fourth highest grossing film of the year, surpassing "Dune: Part Two."

    "Wicked," which is in its fourth weekend, brought in another $22.5 million to take second place. The Universal musical has made over $359 million domestically and over $500 million worldwide.

    "Gladiator II" also made $7.8 million, bringing its domestic total to $145.9 million in four weeks.

    "Kraven the Hunter" is the latest misfire from Sony in its attempt to mine the Spider-Man universe for spin-off franchises without the lucrative web slinger himself. "Kraven" joins "Madame Web" and "Morbius" in franchise additions that fell flat with both audiences and critics. The one exception on this rollercoaster journey has been the "Venom"... Read More

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