Fintage House
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| Industry | Entertainment Assets |
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| Founded | 1986 |
| Headquarters | Leiden, The Netherlands |
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Key people
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Robbert Aarts (Co Chairman) Niels Teves (Co Chairman) |
| Website | Fintage House |
Fintage House is an independent company that deals with film, TV and up until the end of 2016, music rights. It was established in 1986 and is co-chaired by Robbert Aarts and Niels Teves. Fintage is based in Leiden, the Netherlands and provides its services through an affiliated office in Budapest, Hungary as well as representatives in the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, Italy and Spain. In 2008 the company had approximately 70 employees worldwide with 50 of these based in Europe. The company's expertise lie in revenue collection and reporting for rights owners through the protection of money streams as well as actively finding new revenue streams. Fintage House were the first to account for revenue streams on a monthly basis rather than annually. Initially the company dealt primarily in Film & TV but have since focused on the music business until the sale of the division to Kobalt. Fintage House still operates in the Film, TV realm with services such as Collection Account Management and Audiovisual Producer Rights. Fintage House's music clients included Britney Spears, the Elvis Presley estate, Anna Netrebko, Jason Mraz, The Black . Eyed Peas and Foo Fighters.
Fintage Film & Television represents production and sales companies. In 2002 Fintage House announced that Maarten P Melchior was to head the Film and Television division. Fintage serve over 1000 film and TV companies including: Terminator 3, Crash, The Hurt Locker, District 9, Paranormal Activity, Terminator Salvation, Single Man, Broken Embraces, Precious, The Messenger, Nine, An Education, Young Victoria, Food, Inc., The Last Station.
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