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  1. Apr 24, 2009 · New Orleans lawyer and film producer Malcolm Petal was sentenced to five years in federal prison on Thursday for conspiring to bribe a former state official in exchange for tax credits.U.S. Judge ...

  2. Dec 12, 2008 · Louisiana Institute of Film Technology CEO Malcolm Petal on the scene of a movie shoot in Mid City om Feb. 2004. New Orleans lawyer Malcolm Petal, whose firm LIFT Productions quickly established ...

  3. www.imdb.com › name › nm0996135Malcolm Petal - IMDb

    Malcolm Petal. Producer: Mr. Brooks. At the age of 36, Malcolm Petal has produced more than 30 feature films and made-for-television movies. He is the CEO of L.I.F.T. Productions, Louisiana's only full-service production studio, and the manager of one of the largest independent film funds, LA Squared, whose investors include basketball star Baron Davis, Hotelier, Club Impresario Sam Nazarian ...

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  4. LIFT Productions (an acronym for Louisiana Institute of Film Technology) was the first concerted private sector effort to combat "runaway production" of film and television from the United States. In the 1990s the U.S. market lost over 100,000 production-related jobs, [1] as motion picture and television programming increasingly became ...

  5. Mar 2, 2009 · Federal prosecutors say Malcolm Petal failed to disclose that he withdrew $70,000 from a mutual-fund account and $15,000 from a bank account after he agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to bribe ...

  6. Malcolm Petal. Producer: Mr. Brooks. At the age of 36, Malcolm Petal has produced more than 30 feature films and made-for-television movies. He is the CEO of L.I.F.T. Productions, Louisiana's only full-service production studio, and the manager of one of the largest independent film funds, LA Squared, whose investors include basketball star Baron Davis, Hotelier, Club Impresario Sam Nazarian ...

  7. NEW ORLEANS, LA—MALCOLM R. PETAL, age 39, a resident of New Orleans, was sentenced today in federal court by U.S. District Judge Lance Africk to five (5) years (60 months) in prison for ...

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