The Sundance Film Festival provided a double dose of success for entertainment lawyer Christopher Keene. "Chicago 10," a documentary he co-produced, kicked off Sundance earlier this month. And at a rented house in Park City, Utah, Keene closed the sale of a fledgling client's film. "I couldn't be happier professionally," says Keene, whose career path through Hollywood has had more than a few plot twists. The launching of an entertainment practice at Archer Norris was perhaps one of the least expected.
January 29, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
This year’s Sundance Film Festival provided a double dose of success for Christopher Keene, an entertainment lawyer in Los Angeles.
“Chicago 10,” a documentary he co-produced, was chosen to kick off the film festival earlier this month. And at 3 a.m. Jan. 22, sitting in a rented house in Park City, Utah, Keene closed the sale of a fledgling client’s film.
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