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With Scream VI‘s Friday release via Paramount, Project X Entertainment principals James Vanderbilt, William Sherak and Paul Neinstein kick off a pivotal month for their indie production and financing company launched in 2019. The latest (and likely goriest) installment in the iconic horror franchise…

EXCLUSIVE: Spyglass Media Group has set a remake of the 1986 film Short Circuit, bringing on the writing team of Eduardo Cisneros and Jason Shuman to put a Latinx twist on the screenplay for the family film. The original was directed by John Badham and starred Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg and Fisher Stevens in a…

EXCLUSIVE: Writer-producer-director James Vanderbilt, producer William Sherak, and finance/business operations executive Paul Neinstein have formed Project X Entertainment, an independent production/financing company that launches with a multi-year first look and co-development television deal with Spyglass Media…

EXCLUSIVE: Mythology Entertainment is breaking up. James Vanderbilt and William Sherak are parting ways with Bradley Fischer. The three will restructure the partnership in Mythology Entertainment. While the trio will continue to produce several existing Mythology projects currently in development, the company will no…

EXCLUSIVE: Navot Papushado & Aharon Keshales have been set to direct Ambulance, the Good Universe/Mythology Entertainment remake of the 2005 Danish film Ambulancen. The filmmakers, who come from Israel and made their mark with the thrillers Big Bad Wolves and Rabies, will direct a script by Chuck co-creator Chris…

Theatrical 2D-to-3D converger Stereo D has named Mike Gunter as Chief Operating Officer. Stereo D is a subsidiary of Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. Reporting to company President William Sherak, Gunter will oversee operating and administrative functions including Finance, Business Affairs, M&A, Human…

Today, a courtroom battle was set to play out in LA Superior Court, pitting William Sherak against Dave Phillips over whether the latter deserved to be paid for introducing Sherak to the technology that led to the formation of 2D-to-3D conversation house Stereo D, only to have Phillips be offered $30,000 while Sherak…

After a judge last week denied a motion to dismiss, a lawsuit is tentatively scheduled to play out in LA Superior Court on August 8 that pits former William Morris literary agent Dave Phillips against William Sherak, president of the 3D conversion house StereoD. Phillips alleges in court papers that after inviting…