Joan Borsten Net Worth is
$16 Million

Mini Biography

Joan Borsten Vidov was created in Santa Monica on August 17, 1947. Her mom Laura (1912-2003) was among the Navy’s 1st female officials (then referred to as WAVES), stationed in Pearl Harbor during Globe Battle II, and retiring like a Lieutenant Commander. Her dad, Orin Borsten (1912-2005), found Hollywood in 1944 and experienced a long profession in the entertainment market. Like a publicist he dealt with a well balanced of clients including Dorothy Dandridge, Mario Lanza, and Hattie McDaniel. Like a tv article writer he scripted among the 1st ten shows of “Outer Restricts.” Like a studio room executive he worked well at MGM and Common Studios. After retiring, he co-wrote “A Caring Gentleman: The Like Tale of William Faulkner and Meta Carpenter,” that was released by Simon and Schuster, and along with his wife Laura “Once A Influx.” Joan graduated UC Berkeley using a level in comparative books, served being a Peacefulness Corps Volunteer in Panama, and received a graduate level in bi-lingual education. In 1973 she relocated to Tel Aviv and became an employee reporter for Israel’s British vocabulary daily “The Jerusalem Post” interviewing leading Israeli politicians and superstars, covering the peacefulness procedure with Egypt as well as the 1983 Israeli Invasion of Lebanon and composing cover tales about Egyptian Initial Female Jehan Sadat and Tunisian Initial Female Wasilla Bourguiba. From 1977-1985 Joan was a normal contributor towards the Los Angeles Moments Calendar section, doing work for Calendar Editor Irv Letovsky. For Calendar she protected film production as well as the politics of film from Poland to Western world Africa, and Spain to India. For Calendar she interviewed Federico Fellini, Ingrid Bergman, Jack port Lemmon, George C. Scott, Raul Julia, Tony Curtis, Bruce Beresford, Roman Polanski, Walter Matthau and a large number of various other film directors and superstars. In 1985, while surviving in Rome and doing work for the Calendar section she met Oleg Vidov, referred to as the Robert Redford of Russia, who found Italy to defect through the USSR. When Oleg was presented with politics asylum by the government, Joan implemented him to LA. They married many years afterwards. In LA she became vice leader of US Functions for Carthago Movies, the business which produced the very best Foreign Film Oscar champion “La Traviata,” and Chief Operating Official of Simply Betzer Movies, which produced the very best Foreign Film Oscar champion “Babette’s Feast.” In 1988 with Oleg she formed Movies by Jove Inc., the California-based film creation and distribution organization, which four years later on 1992 obtained worldwide privileges (excluding the previous USSR) to many from the award-winning computer animation collection of Moscow’s Soyuzmultfilm Studio room (around 1,200 movies). Movies by Jove financed digital repair and marketing greater than 40 hours of cartoon films created from 1936-1991 by Soyuzmultfilm. She offered as Executive Maker with Oleg Vidov from the Animated Classic Display, Mikhail Baryshnikov’s “Tales from My Child years,” “Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Jungle Publication,'” “Experts of Russian Computer animation,” “The Journeys of Cheburashka and Close friends.” She created, wrote, aimed and narrated “Animated Soviet Propaganda.” She was co-author with Oleg Vidov and Mikhail Baryshnikov “Mikhail Baryshnikov’s ‘Tales from My Child years'” (released by Harry N. Abrams, NY). Joan successfully defended the Movies by Jove permit contract with Soyuzmultfilm Studios as well as the Studio’s legal copyright in the courts of France and america against state-supported Russian piracy until 2007 whenever a Russian oligarch bought the privileges to the computer animation library.

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