Andalusian Producer Teys Media Fiction (TMF) has successfully entered several trade agreements in the south window market ( Buenos Aires, Argentina), among which the co-production made with Urbak Films, Portugal, for the movie "Moramay." It's a dramatic story, with precise touches of humor about friendship and love, written by Laura Muñoz Seville from a novel by Mexico's low Eve Gil the title "Requiem for a broken wrist," and to be directed by Irene Golden, also of Andalusia. The shooting of this film is scheduled for the last half of next year 2011 and will take place in Portugal, Spain and possibly , Mexico. Have a budget of $ 3,000,000 and are currently closing negotiations to enter the co-production also in companies in Mexico and Puerto Rico. On the other hand, the market has served Southern Window Media Teys to interact with other businesses and professionals, including highlights Telefe maintained contact for the acquisition of various formats of fiction; or Focus, the first distributor to Argentina to study the marketing of a half-dozen films in Spain through the subsidiary Each Films. This work of Teys Media was made possible by the organization of the House Commerce and Trade Promotion Association in Seville this trade mission, for the third consecutive year, South Window market that takes place in Buenos Aires. These actions have strengthened the production, in economic terms, the next projects company, involving an investment of over 1,700,000 euros and some 10,600 working days in which professionals participate Andalusian audiovisual during the years 2011 and 2012. In this sense, is the new corporate base of Teys Media that allows this dynamic entrepreneurial these days is accompanied by a recapitalization of the company to place it in an account that exceeds € 450,000 fully paid. In addition, trade area will be consolidated TMF its planned activities during the upcoming Berlin Film Festival to be held next January, adding also an active presence in the festival and market in Guadalajara (Mexico). Source: AVA Foundation
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