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Merging
creative experience from Hollywood and business experience from Austin,
co-founders Anton Diether and Diane Bernard began their professional
relationship in October of 2008. In less than a year, the fruits of
their efforts promise to make Dianton Productions one of the most
prolific and highly profitable feature-film development, financing and
production entities in Texas, Los Angeles and around the world.
Dianton
Productions is currently developing and financing the feature film
Suburban Gothic for production in 2010, to star Golden Globe and
Emmy-nominated actress Christina Ricci. Dianton Productions is also
developing and raising funds for international feature projects with
high-profile talent attachments, as well as for independent films in
Texas.
ANTON DIETHER is the writer of the 1998 Hallmark TV
miniseries Moby Dick, the highest-rated long-form show in basic cable
history, nominated for five Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards; the 1999
ABC-TV miniseries Cleopatra; and the 2002 Hallmark Channel miniseries
Stranded, which he also co-produced. Anton developed Beauty and the
Beast for Fox Family, Land of Oz for Disney, Gold Fever for Phoenix
Pictures, Operation Greylord for Showtime, and Taj Mahal for Threshold
Entertainment. He recently wrote Lost At Sea for TNT, which was to
star Patrick Swayze, directed by Nicholas Meyer; and Swim For Your
Lives for RHI, to be filmed in 2010.
DIANE BERNARD is the
Executive Producer and partner at Dianton Productions. She has 25
years experience, as a key strategist for product, marketing, publicity
and raising capital for over 200 start-ups and Fortune 500 companies.
Diane?s role at Dianton is focused on managing the film project
business including financing, talent acquisition, marketing and
publicity for its film projects.
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