Kodak has concluded a new agreement with 20th Century Fox to supply motion picture film to its movie and television studios.
“This is great news for our business,” said Andrew Evenski, president and general manager of Kodak’s entertainment and commercial films division, which includes the motion picture film business. “This agreement shows that this medium remains vital for studios and artists creating a variety of content for a global audience. Kodak is honored to continue supporting Fox and their content creation, distribution and archival needs.”
With the signing of this agreement, Kodak has now completed new contracts with six major Hollywood studios in the last year. The company previously announced agreements with Walt Disney Co., Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., NBC Universal Inc., Paramount Pictures Corp. and Sony Pictures.
Kodak continues to manufacture billions of linear feet of film every year, and the entertainment imaging division continues to be the largest driver of film manufacturing volume for Kodak into the future.
