(Updated/Expanded-12/21/18) HHSE CEO Eric-Parkinson Professional BIOgraphy With Photos
HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson, (DAISY WINTERS: Child-Star Sterling Jerins, Financier-Producer Jane Badler, Brooke Shields), HHSE Director Marketing - Desiree Garnier
Eric Parkinson has been active full-time in the film & video distribution and entertainment industries since 1984, with his first position as General Manager of Continental Video (producer / distributor of the # 1 best selling title, “The 1984 Summer Olympic Highlights”). Parkinson worked his way up through the corporate ranks of independent film studios, becoming President of A.I.P. (1989 – 1991) and President / C.E.O. of Hemdale Home Video and Hemdale Communications, Inc., a NASDAQ traded company (1991 – 1996). Parkinson has provided marketing and distribution consultation services for more than 800 releases, including work on titles for release through MGM, Columbia-Tri-Star, 20th Century Fox, Paramount, CBS and The Discovery Channel.
From HHSE Quarterly Report - Page 22 - 11/21/11:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportView...p;id=65891
* 51 Producer Credits
* 17 Writer Credits
* 12 Actor Credits
* 7 Director Credits
* More Than 100 Credits (105) Total in All Aspects of Film Entertainment Industry (Must See)
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003826/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson Since He Took Hannover House (HHSE) Public in 4th Q 2009 :
* HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson and President Don Shefte together owned the HHSE Films & Television Library later valued at $24,276,709. Yet, the officers in exchange for some HHSE shares, transferred the Library to HHSE Treasury (Balance Sheet) to benefit all HHSE shareholders.
* HHSE (TDGI at that time) inherited Authorized Shares 10,000,000,000. HHSE Management Voluntarily Reduced AS to 800,000,000. (10 Billion (not necessary) down to 800 Million).
*HHSE Management owns Preferred Stock which has no Monetary Value, Voting Rights Only.
* HHSE Management Voluntarily Surrendered into HHSE Treasury Substantial Amount Common Shares, Pending a Future Performance Review.
* HHSE Management Voluntarily Each Reduced Annual Salary from $180,000 down to $90,000.
* HHSE Management has received very little actual salary. Vast majority (over $800,000) of salaries are accrued and deferred.
* No Dilution in 3+ Years. No Plans To Ever Again.
* HHSE public existence for 36 full Quarters, has 35 out of 36 Quarters of Revenue & Profits.
* New Distribution Partnerships (Sony, Cinedigm, Random Media).
* HHSE Films & Television Library Valuation currently being updated (should be $28,000,000+).
* Transition to 2-Pronged Business Model
1,) MYFLIX - Multifaceted-Digital Streaming, Website & OTT Channel
2.) FOUR MAJOR-FILMS PER-YEAR (High-Caliber Casts, 500+ Theaters)
* Poised to Launch MyFlix - Online Independent Films Streaming Portal.
* HHSE Management currently guiding HHSE to Audited Financials, Form 10 SEC Registration, S-1 Shelf Registration, Uplist to OTCQB.
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Everything above this line is True and Factual with working, active links
Everything below this line is True and Factual no longer working, active links. (For example: A Company Mr. Parkinson worked for over 10 years ago, no longer keeps active links. The info is still accurate, just the links are no longer active.
A master links page of HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson BIOgraphy from 2014 is at bottom of this post. It has been posted on this very board many times, the info is verified and undisputed as true.
Eric F. Parkinson (born December 15, 1958) is an American entertainment producer and distributor, and is CEO of Hannover House.
A former news photographer for NBC-Affiliate station KKRD in Wichita, Kansas, Parkinson moved to Los Angeles in 1983 and began working in the emerging home video industry at Continental Video, Inc. He won his first RIAA Platinum Sales Award the next year with his ABC-Sports co-production release of "The 1984 Summer Olympic Highlights" video, the first of 137 sales achievement awards to be earned over the next 25 years.
From 1985 to 1988, Parkinson was President of the specialty video production company, Twin Tower Enterprises, Inc. From 1989 to 1991, he was President of A.I.P. Home Video, Inc., before moving to Hemdale Film Corporation in March 1991 to become President of Hemdale Home Video, Inc. and Hemdale Communications, Inc., with partners John Daly and Derek Gibson. From 1996 to 2001, Parkinson was a partner in Plaza Entertainment, Inc. (with John Herklotz and later with Charles von Bernuth), and in January 2002, he took over sales, marketing and eventually the ownership of Truman Press, Inc., d/b/a "Hannover House" a respected, boutique book publishing company, and added a DVD products line.
In December, 2009, Parkinson and his operating partner at Hannover House, D. Frederick Shefte, entered into an agreement to merge with the publicly-traded Target Development Group, Inc., in order to create a financing structure to facilitate the company's move into higher-profile, theatrical level films and release activities. Hannover House also distributes a library of over 175 titles.
Parkinson has also produced or executive produced over forty feature films and television specials, and is currently at work on his film directing debut with ShadowVision a science-fiction thriller for release in 2012.
Parkinson attended the University of Kansas beginning in the Fall of 1977 and was a member of the varsity football team, while majoring in Film and Television. Eric is the brother of Mark Parkinson, the recent former Governor of Kansas.
An old Bio of HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson when at Blue Steel Releasing (2001)
Eric Parkinson - President of Home Entertainment
Mr. Parkinson has over 18 years of experience as a senior executive and top industry producer for the video marketplace. As President and CEO of Hemdale Communications, Inc. And Plaza Entertainment, he managed all aspects of acquisition, production, campaign design, publicity, advertising, and marketing implementation for video sales. He has more Gold and Platinum video awards than any other distribution executive in the industry, holding 5 industry sales records.
4 of Parkinson's #1 Best Selling release statistically outperformed market standards by more than 500%. These films included the $23,000,000 video gross for Little Nemo, the $18,000,000 video gross for The Princess & the Goblin, the $16,000,000 video gross for The Magic Voyage, and the $25,000,000 re-release of The Terminator 8 years after it's initial distribution.
Mr. Parkinson has developed very strong and close relationships with key buyers at the nation's top mass merchants and video specialty chains. Parkinson is also accomplished as a film producer and director. His 25 feature projects have all been profitable, financial successes for the production companies, distributors and investors.
Eric Parkinson While at Hemdale Communications
Hemdale Film Corporation, known as Hemdale Communications after 1993, was an independent film production company and distributor founded in London in 1967 as the Hemdale Company by actor David Hemmings and his manager, John Daly. Hemdale was initially founded as a talent agency that helped launch the careers of such bands as Black Sabbath and Yes. However, after Hemmings left the company in 1971, Daly purchased the rest of the company and refocused Hemdale as a film studio. Originally a producer and distributor of British films, Hemdale relocated to Hollywood in 1980. Derek Gibson later joined the company.
Among its most well-known films are The Terminator, The Return of the Living Dead, Hoosiers, Salvador, River's Edge, Platoon, and The Last Emperor; the latter two were back-to-back recipients of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Despite these critical and commercial successes, Hemdale followed these films up with a series of box office bombs and the company eventually declared bankruptcy.
In 1991, Eric Parkinson joined Hemdale as president of the company, eventually shutting down its production facilities and duties, and started acquiring and distributing films independently produced by other people.
In 1995, Hemdale shut its doors, shortly after it was announced that Daly and Gibson would leave the company. The library was then incorporated into Consortium de Realisation, a French holding company set up to handle the rights to titles acquired by Credit Lyonnais Bank.
After the studio's closing, the Hemdale library was incorporated into the Orion Pictures output now owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, after MGM acquired the Consortium de Realisation library from PolyGram (ironically, Orion was the original distributor for many of Hemdale's films). One key exception is The Last Emperor, a Hemdale production originally issued by Columbia Pictures, but whose rights are now held by its producer, Jeremy Thomas. Most of the outside productions Hemdale distributed have subsequently returned to their original owners (such as Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, which producer Tokyo Movie Shinsha now controls worldwide).
In 1991, Hemdale created a collection of many video cassette titles released by Hemdale Home Video, which was formed by Parkinson, around the United States of America. In 1995, the video rights to some of Hemdale's higher-profile titles were licensed to LIVE Entertainment (now Lionsgate).
The company's last new credit was for the Virgin Games video game adaptation of The Terminator, which showed up on the game's start up screen as "Hemdale's The Terminator" in text on the scrolling logo, despite all box art calling it "The Terminator"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemdale_Film_Corporation
An Old Bio From His Days at Empire Film Group:
ERIC PARKINSON - DISTRIBUTION CONSULTANT
As President and C.E.O. of Truman Press, Inc. (d/b/a “Hannover House”) since January of 2002, Parkinson expanded the company’s product scope from book publishing into the growing DVD production and distribution marketplace. In only five years, Parkinson has built the film and DVD catalog for Hannover House to over 170 titles. Hannover has direct sales relationships with most of the key USA mass merchants and video retailers, as well as theatre chains, book sellers and other forms of film distribution.
Prior to Empire/Hannover, Eric founded and managed (as CEO/President) Hemdale Communications, Inc. and Hemdale Home Video, Inc., a NASDAQ Traded, Independent Video and Film Distribution Studio. During Parkinson’s five-year contract with Hemdale, he managed the business to achieve more than $150-million in revenues through the release of 90 feature films. Parkinson has over twenty-four years of experience as a President or C.E.O. in the Motion Picture, Television, Video and International Film Distribution industries, handling all aspects of acquisition, production, campaign design, publicity, advertising and marketing implementation, as well as the administration and management of support staff of over 100 employees. As a motion picture marketing executive, Parkinson has had more #1 best selling titles than any other independent distributor in North America, and has more R.I.A.A. Gold or Platinum certified hits than any other marketer. Parkinson has also produced 20 feature films, over 30 made-for-video programs, and released over 800 titles to the U.S. video marketplace. Former # 1 best-selling titles for Parkinson include "Terminator", "Little Nemo" (both BILLBOARD # 1 titles), "Savage Land", "Magic Voyage" and "Highlander: The Gathering" (all Video Business Magazine # 1 titles).
Eric attended Wichita State University and the University of Kansas where he majored in Radio, Television-Film. He is also founder and a board member of the $100-million dollar "Science Springs" museum project for N.W. Arkansas, a world-class, Smithsonian-affiliated museum complex to showcase and explain science and technology.
One of many links to "HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson Professional BIOgraphy With Photos" here from 2014 (Links are there, were working at that time):
You will have to google and search for the link. Has been posted dozens of times.
HHSE
HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson, (DAISY WINTERS: Child-Star Sterling Jerins, Financier-Producer Jane Badler, Brooke Shields), HHSE Director Marketing - Desiree Garnier
Eric Parkinson has been active full-time in the film & video distribution and entertainment industries since 1984, with his first position as General Manager of Continental Video (producer / distributor of the # 1 best selling title, “The 1984 Summer Olympic Highlights”). Parkinson worked his way up through the corporate ranks of independent film studios, becoming President of A.I.P. (1989 – 1991) and President / C.E.O. of Hemdale Home Video and Hemdale Communications, Inc., a NASDAQ traded company (1991 – 1996). Parkinson has provided marketing and distribution consultation services for more than 800 releases, including work on titles for release through MGM, Columbia-Tri-Star, 20th Century Fox, Paramount, CBS and The Discovery Channel.
From HHSE Quarterly Report - Page 22 - 11/21/11:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportView...p;id=65891
* 51 Producer Credits
* 17 Writer Credits
* 12 Actor Credits
* 7 Director Credits
* More Than 100 Credits (105) Total in All Aspects of Film Entertainment Industry (Must See)
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003826/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson Since He Took Hannover House (HHSE) Public in 4th Q 2009 :
* HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson and President Don Shefte together owned the HHSE Films & Television Library later valued at $24,276,709. Yet, the officers in exchange for some HHSE shares, transferred the Library to HHSE Treasury (Balance Sheet) to benefit all HHSE shareholders.
* HHSE (TDGI at that time) inherited Authorized Shares 10,000,000,000. HHSE Management Voluntarily Reduced AS to 800,000,000. (10 Billion (not necessary) down to 800 Million).
*HHSE Management owns Preferred Stock which has no Monetary Value, Voting Rights Only.
* HHSE Management Voluntarily Surrendered into HHSE Treasury Substantial Amount Common Shares, Pending a Future Performance Review.
* HHSE Management Voluntarily Each Reduced Annual Salary from $180,000 down to $90,000.
* HHSE Management has received very little actual salary. Vast majority (over $800,000) of salaries are accrued and deferred.
* No Dilution in 3+ Years. No Plans To Ever Again.
* HHSE public existence for 36 full Quarters, has 35 out of 36 Quarters of Revenue & Profits.
* New Distribution Partnerships (Sony, Cinedigm, Random Media).
* HHSE Films & Television Library Valuation currently being updated (should be $28,000,000+).
* Transition to 2-Pronged Business Model
1,) MYFLIX - Multifaceted-Digital Streaming, Website & OTT Channel
2.) FOUR MAJOR-FILMS PER-YEAR (High-Caliber Casts, 500+ Theaters)
* Poised to Launch MyFlix - Online Independent Films Streaming Portal.
* HHSE Management currently guiding HHSE to Audited Financials, Form 10 SEC Registration, S-1 Shelf Registration, Uplist to OTCQB.
Everything above this line is True and Factual with working, active links
Everything below this line is True and Factual no longer working, active links. (For example: A Company Mr. Parkinson worked for over 10 years ago, no longer keeps active links. The info is still accurate, just the links are no longer active.
A master links page of HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson BIOgraphy from 2014 is at bottom of this post. It has been posted on this very board many times, the info is verified and undisputed as true.
Eric F. Parkinson (born December 15, 1958) is an American entertainment producer and distributor, and is CEO of Hannover House.
A former news photographer for NBC-Affiliate station KKRD in Wichita, Kansas, Parkinson moved to Los Angeles in 1983 and began working in the emerging home video industry at Continental Video, Inc. He won his first RIAA Platinum Sales Award the next year with his ABC-Sports co-production release of "The 1984 Summer Olympic Highlights" video, the first of 137 sales achievement awards to be earned over the next 25 years.
From 1985 to 1988, Parkinson was President of the specialty video production company, Twin Tower Enterprises, Inc. From 1989 to 1991, he was President of A.I.P. Home Video, Inc., before moving to Hemdale Film Corporation in March 1991 to become President of Hemdale Home Video, Inc. and Hemdale Communications, Inc., with partners John Daly and Derek Gibson. From 1996 to 2001, Parkinson was a partner in Plaza Entertainment, Inc. (with John Herklotz and later with Charles von Bernuth), and in January 2002, he took over sales, marketing and eventually the ownership of Truman Press, Inc., d/b/a "Hannover House" a respected, boutique book publishing company, and added a DVD products line.
In December, 2009, Parkinson and his operating partner at Hannover House, D. Frederick Shefte, entered into an agreement to merge with the publicly-traded Target Development Group, Inc., in order to create a financing structure to facilitate the company's move into higher-profile, theatrical level films and release activities. Hannover House also distributes a library of over 175 titles.
Parkinson has also produced or executive produced over forty feature films and television specials, and is currently at work on his film directing debut with ShadowVision a science-fiction thriller for release in 2012.
Parkinson attended the University of Kansas beginning in the Fall of 1977 and was a member of the varsity football team, while majoring in Film and Television. Eric is the brother of Mark Parkinson, the recent former Governor of Kansas.
An old Bio of HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson when at Blue Steel Releasing (2001)
Eric Parkinson - President of Home Entertainment
Mr. Parkinson has over 18 years of experience as a senior executive and top industry producer for the video marketplace. As President and CEO of Hemdale Communications, Inc. And Plaza Entertainment, he managed all aspects of acquisition, production, campaign design, publicity, advertising, and marketing implementation for video sales. He has more Gold and Platinum video awards than any other distribution executive in the industry, holding 5 industry sales records.
4 of Parkinson's #1 Best Selling release statistically outperformed market standards by more than 500%. These films included the $23,000,000 video gross for Little Nemo, the $18,000,000 video gross for The Princess & the Goblin, the $16,000,000 video gross for The Magic Voyage, and the $25,000,000 re-release of The Terminator 8 years after it's initial distribution.
Mr. Parkinson has developed very strong and close relationships with key buyers at the nation's top mass merchants and video specialty chains. Parkinson is also accomplished as a film producer and director. His 25 feature projects have all been profitable, financial successes for the production companies, distributors and investors.
Eric Parkinson While at Hemdale Communications
Hemdale Film Corporation, known as Hemdale Communications after 1993, was an independent film production company and distributor founded in London in 1967 as the Hemdale Company by actor David Hemmings and his manager, John Daly. Hemdale was initially founded as a talent agency that helped launch the careers of such bands as Black Sabbath and Yes. However, after Hemmings left the company in 1971, Daly purchased the rest of the company and refocused Hemdale as a film studio. Originally a producer and distributor of British films, Hemdale relocated to Hollywood in 1980. Derek Gibson later joined the company.
Among its most well-known films are The Terminator, The Return of the Living Dead, Hoosiers, Salvador, River's Edge, Platoon, and The Last Emperor; the latter two were back-to-back recipients of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Despite these critical and commercial successes, Hemdale followed these films up with a series of box office bombs and the company eventually declared bankruptcy.
In 1991, Eric Parkinson joined Hemdale as president of the company, eventually shutting down its production facilities and duties, and started acquiring and distributing films independently produced by other people.
In 1995, Hemdale shut its doors, shortly after it was announced that Daly and Gibson would leave the company. The library was then incorporated into Consortium de Realisation, a French holding company set up to handle the rights to titles acquired by Credit Lyonnais Bank.
After the studio's closing, the Hemdale library was incorporated into the Orion Pictures output now owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, after MGM acquired the Consortium de Realisation library from PolyGram (ironically, Orion was the original distributor for many of Hemdale's films). One key exception is The Last Emperor, a Hemdale production originally issued by Columbia Pictures, but whose rights are now held by its producer, Jeremy Thomas. Most of the outside productions Hemdale distributed have subsequently returned to their original owners (such as Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, which producer Tokyo Movie Shinsha now controls worldwide).
In 1991, Hemdale created a collection of many video cassette titles released by Hemdale Home Video, which was formed by Parkinson, around the United States of America. In 1995, the video rights to some of Hemdale's higher-profile titles were licensed to LIVE Entertainment (now Lionsgate).
The company's last new credit was for the Virgin Games video game adaptation of The Terminator, which showed up on the game's start up screen as "Hemdale's The Terminator" in text on the scrolling logo, despite all box art calling it "The Terminator"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemdale_Film_Corporation
An Old Bio From His Days at Empire Film Group:
ERIC PARKINSON - DISTRIBUTION CONSULTANT
As President and C.E.O. of Truman Press, Inc. (d/b/a “Hannover House”) since January of 2002, Parkinson expanded the company’s product scope from book publishing into the growing DVD production and distribution marketplace. In only five years, Parkinson has built the film and DVD catalog for Hannover House to over 170 titles. Hannover has direct sales relationships with most of the key USA mass merchants and video retailers, as well as theatre chains, book sellers and other forms of film distribution.
Prior to Empire/Hannover, Eric founded and managed (as CEO/President) Hemdale Communications, Inc. and Hemdale Home Video, Inc., a NASDAQ Traded, Independent Video and Film Distribution Studio. During Parkinson’s five-year contract with Hemdale, he managed the business to achieve more than $150-million in revenues through the release of 90 feature films. Parkinson has over twenty-four years of experience as a President or C.E.O. in the Motion Picture, Television, Video and International Film Distribution industries, handling all aspects of acquisition, production, campaign design, publicity, advertising and marketing implementation, as well as the administration and management of support staff of over 100 employees. As a motion picture marketing executive, Parkinson has had more #1 best selling titles than any other independent distributor in North America, and has more R.I.A.A. Gold or Platinum certified hits than any other marketer. Parkinson has also produced 20 feature films, over 30 made-for-video programs, and released over 800 titles to the U.S. video marketplace. Former # 1 best-selling titles for Parkinson include "Terminator", "Little Nemo" (both BILLBOARD # 1 titles), "Savage Land", "Magic Voyage" and "Highlander: The Gathering" (all Video Business Magazine # 1 titles).
Eric attended Wichita State University and the University of Kansas where he majored in Radio, Television-Film. He is also founder and a board member of the $100-million dollar "Science Springs" museum project for N.W. Arkansas, a world-class, Smithsonian-affiliated museum complex to showcase and explain science and technology.
One of many links to "HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson Professional BIOgraphy With Photos" here from 2014 (Links are there, were working at that time):
You will have to google and search for the link. Has been posted dozens of times.
HHSE
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