• Monday, Sep. 6, 2010
Shorts Gaining Increased Exposure But Generally Nominal Financial Recompense
  • LOS ANGELES (AP)
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Some years back, investment banker Carter Pilcher stumbled across some really good short movies made by a few talented friends, and the money-making and artistic sides of his brain suddenly clicked.

The idea was to buy rights to those shorts cheaply from wannabe filmmakers who sought...

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