Film Project Timeline
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The origins of the current Minnesota Hat Trick film project started back in 1992. Brad Turner, one of the current producers, had offices at 2121 Avenue of the Stars in Century City, California.
Met Pohlad, Pillsburys, Carlsons, Mayor of St Paul, Wellstone, Hillary Clinton, Coleman, the former St. Paul mayor
Minneapolis is home to the world's longest continuous hamster habitat skyway system.
Vision of Peace (Indian God of Peace (Address Hall of Fame http://wild.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=512787 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Pohlad
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2121 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, CA 90064Fox Plaza is a skyscraper with 35 floors, Twentieth Century Fox's official headquarters. Fox Plaza was used for many films. Appears the first time as Nakatomi Plaza in the first Die Hard film in 1988.
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)-- Fox Plaza is in the end of the road where Alex rides a horse to lassos a bad guy. DVD Chapter: (2) Three very different woman Die Hard (1988)-- Detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) comes to Fox Plaza as "Nakatomi Plaza" to meet his wife Holly Gennaro-McClane(Bonnie Bedelia) on Christmas Eve. DVD Chapter: (2) Festival Night (6) Nakatomi Plaza (13) Party Crashers (26) Welcome to the Party, Pal |
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State of Hockey Ambassadors: Bob Naegele, Jr. and Norm Coleman
Bob Naegele, Jr. | Former Chairman, Minnesota Wild & Norm Coleman | Former U.S. Senator and Mayor of Saint Paul http://wild.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=512787 |
Sidekicks (1992)
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Moved to Minnesota 1994
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619 Second Ave So, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Our building, constructed in 1912, was originally the Minneapolis Athletic Club. Bustling with luminaries, diplomats and sports figures, it was the premier social club at the time and was as lively then as it is today.
Rotary Club of Minneapolishttp://www.clubrunner.ca/Portal/Home.aspx?accountid=2303
Why did decide to invest in making this film?
Why are you investing more time and energy to make this film?
What was the first project you financed and raised capital for.
It project started back in 1992. I had a company that I started in 1984 that I named Turner Marketing Group. The first venture I funded was with a college friend of mine Randy Parker was forming Imperial mint I had been working as a Account Executive selling Gold and Silver when I was
and had some good success raising capital for telecoms and other companies. We decided to open an office at 2121 Avenue of the Stars in Century City which is known as the Die Hard building in Bruce Willis. Tenants at the building were President Reagan and Marvin Davis owner of 20th Century Fox.
Along with
Formed Turner Yospe
We were seeing different scripts and I usually did not have time to read them since we were working on a variety of different capital raising and marketing campaigns. I was given the script for The Boys For Minnesota. I went home to my condo in Santa Monica and read the scrip
I had a vision of sorts seeing a grand plan of doing economic development in states that had locations appropriate for the fil
We did research and contacted
I envisioned setting up offices, building a consumer base long before the film was to be shot and marketed to timize the revenue. We also saw a series of films and building a brand, developing merchandise and doing direct mail
Since we had experience with the Franklin Mint /
What were some of your more
How did you raise the capital
We had experience syndicating deals, working at a bond company and selling commodities so we had some previous experience making presentatin. We were lucky enough to have met Greg McAndrews to assist in structuring a way to minimize risk to investors. Recently one of the investors
Who were the original investors
Why Skyway
What was memorable about this first phase of the
The people of Minnesota weremazing people. Win Borden, Evie Teegen, Tom Rothstein, Bob Naegele who still to this day sends me personal notes. Eileen Shadler. Wife of Jim Shadler http://goo.gl/WAeT7F was amazing
Minnesota Hat Trick – started again in October 2012 but the history started back in 1992 at the offices of Turner Yospe Entertainment
Jordan Yospe Brad Turner – Turner Marketing Group, Turner Yospe Entertainment – Brochure pictures,
Sidekick, Chuck Norris, Film Poster
Of Counsel, Eisner, Kahan & Gorry
Hockey Event at Forum – Program upload
Graeme Roustan
Linda Lore
Eileen Shadler, Edgar Bronfram, JR, Univeral meeting
Harvey Mackay, David Mackay
Evie Teegen, Rotary
Minnesota Film makers and relations - Pillsbury
Pohlad
Cathy Fideler, Minnesota Opera, Mall of Americ
Andy Abramson
MAC – Minneapolis
Skyway Productions
2121 Avenue of the Stars better known as the Die Hard building in
Stan Hubbard plane trip to US Hockey Hall of Fame
Hockey Hall of Fame www.ushockeyhall.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Hockey_Hall_of_Fame
President Reagan’s office, Marvin Davis, 21st Century Fox
Warroad trip to meet owners of Marvin Windows had Buffalo Burger
Bob Naegele gave me tickets for Billy Graeme at
Doug Woog, tour of hockey locker room and facility – picture
Cohen Brothers premier of Fargo
Plane trip to
Memorable Moments
Hillary Clinton, IDS Building, top floor, Brian Bailey
Mark Dayton, Campaign Manager for Senator Paul Wellston
Hobey Baker, Bloomington, Minnesota
Jordan Yospe
Hobey Baker Award Ceremony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobey_Baker_Award
The Hobey Baker Award is an annual award given to the top National Collegiate Athletic Association men's ice hockey player.
It is named for hockey player and World War I veteran Hobey Baker, who played collegiately at Princeton University and learned the game at St. Paul's School (Concord, New Hampshire).
The original statue for the award was commissioned and awarded by the Decathlon Athletic Club (now defunct) in Bloomington, MN. The model for the award trophy was Steve Christoff, who played for Richfield Minnesota High School, the University of Minnesota, the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team and in the National Hockey League.[2]
Win Borden
Cathy Fideler
Met at Minneapolis Symphony
Minneapolis Club
John and George Pillsbury
Skyways
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minneapolis_Skyway_System
www.skywaymyway.com/
Arnold_Schwarzenegger
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_Schwarzenegger
www.imdb.com/name/nm0000216/
www.schwarzenegger.com/
Planet Hollywood
Graeme Roustan
http://www.primetimesport.ca/graeme-roustan/
Chairman and CEO, GTA Sports and Entertainment
Graeme Roustan, current Chairman and CEO of GTA Sports and Entertainment, was ranked No. 38 on THN’s People of Power List in 2012. Stepping down as Chairman of Bauer Hockey in 2012, he is now focused on the GTA Centre. Graeme Roustan began working on the GTA Centre Project in August 2010 with the goal of building a world-class, NHL-sized arena in Markham, Ontario.
Jingle All The Way
Peter Burell investors visitant set
Planet Hollywood
Picture, story of Arnold, Maria
Maria Shriver
Planet Hollywood
Paul Wellston
Y
Jordan Yospe
http://goo.gl/fW8AQ8
Jordan Yospe is recognized as one of the country's leading brand integration experts and an authority in sourcing, negotiating, and managing brand integration deals for feature films, television, new media, music, and video games. His work includes negotiating and drafting multimillion dollar integration and activation agreements, as well as executing the business and creative elements of those agreements during pre-production, principal photography, post-production, and domestic / international distribution. As former General Counsel and Head of Business & Legal Affairs at Mark Burnett Productions, Mr.Yospe was integrally involved in numerous well-known network television series, including "Survivor" and "Rock Star: INXS" with CBS; "The Apprentice" and "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" with NBC; and "The Contender" with NBC and Dreamworks.
Mr. Yospe was named to Variety's Annual Dealmakers Impact Report List and multiple times to The Hollywood Reporter’s annual "Power Lawyers" list; was named among the "Top 40 Entertainment Lawyers" by The Los Angeles Business Journal; and his pioneering work on the integration of brands into entertainment was featured in a front page article in the April 5, 2010 issue of The New York Times.
Why are you investing more time and energy to make this film?
What was the first project you financed and raised capital for.
It project started back in 1992. I had a company that I started in 1984 that I named Turner Marketing Group. The first venture I funded was with a college friend of mine Randy Parker was forming Imperial mint I had been working as a Account Executive selling Gold and Silver when I was
and had some good success raising capital for telecoms and other companies. We decided to open an office at 2121 Avenue of the Stars in Century City which is known as the Die Hard building in Bruce Willis. Tenants at the building were President Reagan and Marvin Davis owner of 20th Century Fox.
Along with
Formed Turner Yospe
We were seeing different scripts and I usually did not have time to read them since we were working on a variety of different capital raising and marketing campaigns. I was given the script for The Boys For Minnesota. I went home to my condo in Santa Monica and read the scrip
I had a vision of sorts seeing a grand plan of doing economic development in states that had locations appropriate for the fil
We did research and contacted
I envisioned setting up offices, building a consumer base long before the film was to be shot and marketed to timize the revenue. We also saw a series of films and building a brand, developing merchandise and doing direct mail
Since we had experience with the Franklin Mint /
What were some of your more
How did you raise the capital
We had experience syndicating deals, working at a bond company and selling commodities so we had some previous experience making presentatin. We were lucky enough to have met Greg McAndrews to assist in structuring a way to minimize risk to investors. Recently one of the investors
Who were the original investors
Why Skyway
What was memorable about this first phase of the
The people of Minnesota weremazing people. Win Borden, Evie Teegen, Tom Rothstein, Bob Naegele who still to this day sends me personal notes. Eileen Shadler. Wife of Jim Shadler http://goo.gl/WAeT7F was amazing
Minnesota Hat Trick – started again in October 2012 but the history started back in 1992 at the offices of Turner Yospe Entertainment
Jordan Yospe Brad Turner – Turner Marketing Group, Turner Yospe Entertainment – Brochure pictures,
Sidekick, Chuck Norris, Film Poster
Of Counsel, Eisner, Kahan & Gorry
Hockey Event at Forum – Program upload
Graeme Roustan
Linda Lore
Eileen Shadler, Edgar Bronfram, JR, Univeral meeting
Harvey Mackay, David Mackay
Evie Teegen, Rotary
Minnesota Film makers and relations - Pillsbury
Pohlad
Cathy Fideler, Minnesota Opera, Mall of Americ
Andy Abramson
MAC – Minneapolis
Skyway Productions
2121 Avenue of the Stars better known as the Die Hard building in
Stan Hubbard plane trip to US Hockey Hall of Fame
Hockey Hall of Fame www.ushockeyhall.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Hockey_Hall_of_Fame
President Reagan’s office, Marvin Davis, 21st Century Fox
Warroad trip to meet owners of Marvin Windows had Buffalo Burger
Bob Naegele gave me tickets for Billy Graeme at
Doug Woog, tour of hockey locker room and facility – picture
Cohen Brothers premier of Fargo
Plane trip to
Memorable Moments
Hillary Clinton, IDS Building, top floor, Brian Bailey
Mark Dayton, Campaign Manager for Senator Paul Wellston
Hobey Baker, Bloomington, Minnesota
Jordan Yospe
Hobey Baker Award Ceremony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobey_Baker_Award
The Hobey Baker Award is an annual award given to the top National Collegiate Athletic Association men's ice hockey player.
It is named for hockey player and World War I veteran Hobey Baker, who played collegiately at Princeton University and learned the game at St. Paul's School (Concord, New Hampshire).
The original statue for the award was commissioned and awarded by the Decathlon Athletic Club (now defunct) in Bloomington, MN. The model for the award trophy was Steve Christoff, who played for Richfield Minnesota High School, the University of Minnesota, the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team and in the National Hockey League.[2]
Win Borden
Cathy Fideler
Met at Minneapolis Symphony
Minneapolis Club
John and George Pillsbury
Skyways
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minneapolis_Skyway_System
www.skywaymyway.com/
Arnold_Schwarzenegger
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_Schwarzenegger
www.imdb.com/name/nm0000216/
www.schwarzenegger.com/
Planet Hollywood
Graeme Roustan
http://www.primetimesport.ca/graeme-roustan/
Chairman and CEO, GTA Sports and Entertainment
Graeme Roustan, current Chairman and CEO of GTA Sports and Entertainment, was ranked No. 38 on THN’s People of Power List in 2012. Stepping down as Chairman of Bauer Hockey in 2012, he is now focused on the GTA Centre. Graeme Roustan began working on the GTA Centre Project in August 2010 with the goal of building a world-class, NHL-sized arena in Markham, Ontario.
Jingle All The Way
Peter Burell investors visitant set
Planet Hollywood
Picture, story of Arnold, Maria
Maria Shriver
Planet Hollywood
Paul Wellston
Y
Jordan Yospe
http://goo.gl/fW8AQ8
Jordan Yospe is recognized as one of the country's leading brand integration experts and an authority in sourcing, negotiating, and managing brand integration deals for feature films, television, new media, music, and video games. His work includes negotiating and drafting multimillion dollar integration and activation agreements, as well as executing the business and creative elements of those agreements during pre-production, principal photography, post-production, and domestic / international distribution. As former General Counsel and Head of Business & Legal Affairs at Mark Burnett Productions, Mr.Yospe was integrally involved in numerous well-known network television series, including "Survivor" and "Rock Star: INXS" with CBS; "The Apprentice" and "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" with NBC; and "The Contender" with NBC and Dreamworks.
Mr. Yospe was named to Variety's Annual Dealmakers Impact Report List and multiple times to The Hollywood Reporter’s annual "Power Lawyers" list; was named among the "Top 40 Entertainment Lawyers" by The Los Angeles Business Journal; and his pioneering work on the integration of brands into entertainment was featured in a front page article in the April 5, 2010 issue of The New York Times.
