Andy Nelson Promoted to SVP, Sound Operations at Twentieth Century Fox.

Entertainment/Business Editors

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 22, 2003

Andy Nelson has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Sound Operations, Twentieth Century Fox, it was announced today (22) by J.R. DeLang, Executive Vice President, Studio Operations.

Nelson previously was Vice President, Re-Recording Services. While continuing his award-winning work as a re-recording mixer, Nelson will oversee the day-to-day operations of the sound department, including the Sound Mixing & Scoring Stages, ADR & Foley Stages, Sound and Editorial Facilities, as well as the Sound Transfer, Projection and Sound Engineering Departments.

Commented DeLang: "Andy has proven to be not only one of the industry's most talented re-recording mixers, but a talented executive and administrator, as well. We are pleased to recognize his achievements with this well-deserved promotion."

Nelson joined Fox in 1997 as VP of Re-Recording Services and worked on such films as "Minority Report," "Unfaithful," "Moulin Rouge," "X-Men," "The Thin Red Line," "Planet of the Apes," "Men of Honor," "Anna and the King" and "Bulworth." Additionally, Nelson has worked with external clients such as Steven Spielberg, Michael Mann, Mel Gibson and John Woo on the films "Catch Me If You Can," "Ali," "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence," "Braveheart," "Schindler's List," and "LA Confidential." Nelson won the Academy Award for Sound for "Saving Private Ryan"; and received nominations for "Moulin Rouge," "The Insider," "The Thin Red Line," "LA Confidential," "Evita," "Braveheart," "Schindler's List," and "Gorillas in the Mist." He has also received 4 BAFTA awards, been nominated for 12, and received another award from C.A.S.

Twentieth Century Fox is a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment, a unit of Fox Entertainment Group.