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Adam Rosenfelt of Atomic believes the entire project will become a “paradigm for development” going forward. “We’re coming at this from a slightly different perspective as people that work ...
Aug 19, 2021 · Adam Rosenfelt, Atomic cofounder and Pullman’s property owner, has said those studios will be soundproof, and that project will have underground guest parking and roughly 10,000 square feet of retail storefronts.
Apr 5, 2022 · I'm eating lunch at the not-yet-open Dailies and Sides restaurant across from Adam Rosenfelt, a film producer with titles like "Mr. Brooks" and "Waiting," turned real estate developer. As he talks ...
In a contract dispute between film producer Adam Rosenfelt and the Mississippi Development Authority ("MDA"), Rosenfelt claimed the MDA promised loan guarantees so he could make movies in Mississippi. He made one film, which was not financially successful, and the MDA refused to guarantee the loan for his next project. Rosenfelt claimed the MDA breached a contract with him, personally. The Mississippi Supreme Court concluded Rosenfelt lacked standing to file suit: the actual documents showed ...
Jun 9, 2021 · Combined with Pullman's popular Van Gogh exhibit that opened last month, live music onsite is meant to establish the district as “a world-class arts destination, and a uniquely accessible cultural arts destination for the entire region,” as property owner and Atomic Entertainment cofounder Adam Rosenfelt tells Urbanize Atlanta.
Apr 16, 2024 · Adam Rosenfelt, co-owner of Atomic Entertainment, reviews his plans for the Pullman Yards property before the facility opened in 2021. (Annalise Kaylor) Tensions between Pullman Yards’ owner and Kirkwood residents escalated over the weekend after security camera footage showed the owner berating an Atlanta Watershed employee.
Exclusive Adam Rosenfelt, the former president of Element Films, has launched a new financing and production company that expects to make three movies per year, TheWrap has learned. Gambit Films will make commercial independent movies with budgets of less than $20 million, Rosenfelt told TheWrap on Friday.
