Additional sources regarding Modi Wiczyk of Media Rights Capital

Calendar of Events at the Havardwood Salon Series features Modi Wiczyk, co-CEO of Media Rights Capital in "Financing Hollywood: The Evolving Rules of the Game."

Variety magazine publishes an article about Media Rights Capital's agreement with Warner Brothers. According to the article, Modi Wiczyk, who runs MRC with Asif Satchu, said that while each film's deal structure was different, WB proved to be a solid match.

The Hollywood Reporter references Modi Wiczyk's comments about the addition of Marni Wieshofer to Media Rights Capital.

Excerpt from the Daylife, Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk front MRC efforts to establish itself as a creator of content by expanding into distribution channels for film, TV and digital media.

Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk are quoted many times in the news archive for the WGA in reference to the agreement reached between Media Rights Capital and the Writer's Guild during the writer's strike of '07. Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk discuss how MRC treats talent as they do their business partners.

There is an additional article published with the online publication Multichannel referencing Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk's commentary regarding the agreement reached between MRC and the WGA.

An article has been published at Worldscreen About the The Writers Guild of America (WGA) striking a deal with Media Rights Capital (MRC), with a response from Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk.

View press releases about Modi Wiczyk at MRC (Media Rights Capital).

View the profile and industry information can be found for Modi Wiczyk at IMBD.

View additional profile information about Modi Wiczyk in the film section of the New York Times.