Jon Fitzgerald

CEO, Right Angle Studios

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Chief Executive Officer of Right Angle Studios, which consults to film festivals and filmmakers, his production arm is Right Angle Pictures; Festival Director for the inaugural Middle East International Film Festival (MEIFF) in 2007 and its Director of Programming (2008)

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Opening night at the Middle East International Film Festival 
   
   On the red carpet at the festival

Hollywood Goes to the Middle East

Opening night at the Middle East International Film Festival   On the red carpet at the festival

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