The Soviet Story by Edvins Snore now in Georgian PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 22 January 2010 00:00
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In December GFM Studio finished Georgian dubbing and subtitling of Edvins Snore's popular documentary The Soviet Story.

The project was conducted by the support of Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia and in collaboration with the film creators.

For Georgian version GFM Studio translated, re-spotted, recorded and mixed the dialogue, as well as designed, authored the bi-lingual DVD and replicated 3000 copies.

While the limited edition Georgian-dubbed discs we replicated are probably all gone by now—having served a special purpose and not reaching retailers—the good news is that the international PAL and NTSC DVD versions of the film, distributed worldwide by Perry Street Advisors, now comes with Georgian subtitles as well.

The DVD can be purchased from its official site, or (NTSC Version) from Amazon U.S.
 

Newsflashes

We are glad to announce the start of development stage of our new production of short fiction, working titled The Sequences.  The story will concentrate on the development of sequences at the specific location in old town of Tbilisi, Georgia's capital.  Still no decision whether it will be shot on 35mm or straight on digital 4K.

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We are glad to announce the start of development stage of our new production of short fiction, working titled The Sequences.  The story will concentrate on the development of sequences at the specific location in old town of Tbilisi, Georgia's capital.  Still no decision whether it will be shot on 35mm or straight on digital 4K.

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We are glad to announce the start of development stage of our new production of short fiction, working titled The Sequences.  The story will concentrate on the development of sequences at the specific location in old town of Tbilisi, Georgia's capital.  Still no decision whether it will be shot on 35mm or straight on digital 4K.

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New screenplay contest is underway to promote aspiring screenwriters and filmmakers. The contest will be announced on October 4. Selected projects will be supported by various means, receiving assistance at various stages of production. The contest will concentrate on short films with specific format.  Additional details will be announced soon.

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