New EpiCintre™ Studio Could Revolutionize Hollywood

Online, November 15, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Unveiled as the most innovative entertainment project in US history, the planned EpiCintre™ movie, television and all-media studio project is expected to shift the paradigm across the entertainment and communications industry.

Entrepreneur, inventor, and producer Zelan Bonn is planning what he says is expected to be the most revolutionary system ever devised for communications and entertainment content development, production, and wholesale distribution for the entertainment and communications industries.

Also known as the EpiCintre Studio Systems™, the mega studio tosses out outmoded processes and systems for highly streamlined, dynamic, edge technologies and innovative business models completely transforming traditional network, studio, and production models.

EpiCintre™ converges traditional technologies and applications to create both creative and business synergies. Expected benefits over legacy studio and network systems include:
• Cut concept-to-delivery timeframes by over 50%.
• Dramatically improve creative quality and new talent opportunities.
• Major increase in content output levels.
• Higher probability for market success.
• Flexible, scalable design allows nimbleness in changing markets.
• Cross platform synergies enabling rapid market share growth.
• Consistent higher profitability across the entertainment and communications content spectrum.
• Easy duplication of satellite studios globally to meet foreign language and cultural content needs, and more.

Proprietary technologies planned for licensing include the DAES system, which is projected to help the film industry boost profits by over $1 billion annually. The company's Z Factor System™ is expected to cut new TV series programming costs while doubling market success probabilities and ensuring a profit on most pilot attempts in a dramatic turn-around from current industry standards.

As part of its community steward aspect, EpiCintre™ incorporates two nonprofit nodes in its advanced modular design. One nonprofit center will help film and television school graduates and new talent bridge transitions from education to paychecks while the other will provide invaluable low and no cost community assistance and services.

"EpiCintre™ is a unique mix of cutting-edge concepts and models and the old yet proven approaches from Hollywood's past that were pioneered by greats such as Mack Sennett, Lois Weber, D.W. Griffith, Carl Laemmle, and virtually every major name who helped launch Hollywood," said Bonn. "I tried to take from the very best each pioneer gave us so this project is in many ways an homage to our unique Hollywood greats--as well as an ultra-modern advancement toward honoring their forward thinking spirits and legacy," he said.

Learn more on the company's website at EpiCintre.Com