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In his interview with ttv, World Media Pictures' VP presented its latest acquisitions for NATPE Budapest, while highlighting the trust its clients have in a company that knows how to adapt.
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By RODRIGO ROS, from Budapest, Hungary
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World Media Pictures was present at this year's NATPE Budapest, where it showcased its two new acquisitions: Luna Roja and Padre a la Fuerza. These projects, presented at the past LA Screenings, are the latest additions to the company's catalog, which also includes Fanatikda, Championship Fighting Alliance, Mujeres de Lujo and La Banda, a production by Turner Broadcasting System Latin America.
"We've met with lots of clients -said Juan Fernández, VP and GM at World Media Pictures-; classic clients from Hungary and Rumania, as well as smaller clients from Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia.
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Fernández also highlighted the company's interest in working with smaller territories, where it can "adapt to their needs."
According to Fernández, the company is quick on its feet: "On the last day of the market you become a buyer. You can negotiate with right-holders and move fast in order to meet your clients' needs. This is one of the things that makes you stand out."
Ever since it was created over ayear ago, World Media Pictures has presented telenovelas, documentaries and movies, including telenovelas such as Amores como el nuestro, TV series Sabrosa Pasión and documentaries Cachao: Uno Más, Nightmares Red White and Blue, Poliwood, Run For Your Life and Waveriders.
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