Title: The East (2013 film)
Content: Zal Batmanglij – director, screenwriter ; Brit Marling – producer, screenwriter ; Ridley Scott – producer ; Michael Costigan – producer ; Jocelyn Hayes-Simpson – producer ; Tony Scott – executive producer ; Roman Vasyanov – cinematographer ; Andrew Weisblum – editor ; Bill Pankow – editor ; Halli Cauthery – music ; Harry Gregson-Williams – themes for score ; Alex DiGerlando – production designer ; Jenny Gering – costume designer ; Nikki Black – art director ; Cynthia Slagter – set decorator  The East is directed by Zal Batmanglij. He co-wrote the screenplay with Brit Marling, who also stars in the film. Batmanglij and Marling also wrote the screenplay 
Title: The East (2013 film)
Content:  The East is a 2013 film directed by Zal Batmanglij and starring Brit Marling, Alexander Skarsgård, and Elliot Page. Writers Batmanglij and Marling spent two months in 2009 practicing freeganism and co-wrote a screenplay inspired by their experiences and drawing on thrillers from the 1970s. The American studio Fox Searchlight Pictures had bought rights to distribute Batmanglij's previous film Sound of My Voice and also collaborated with the director to produce The East. With Ridley Scott as producer and Tony Scott as executive producer, Fox Searchlight contracted Scott Free Productions, headquartered in London, to produce the film. The East was filmed in two months in Shreveport, Louisiana at the end of 2011. The film premiered to strong reviews at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival on January 20, 2013. It was released in theaters on May 31, 2013.
Title: The East (2013 film)
Content:  approached Batmanglij to say that he and his fellow producers Ridley Scott and Tony Scott at Scott Free Productions were interested in making the film. After the festival, Fox Searchlight Pictures acquired distribution rights for Sound of My Voice and Another Earth (also starring Marling). In the process, the distributor greenlighted production of The East. By September 2011, Marling and Alexander Skarsgård were cast in the starring roles. Felicity Jones was attached to play Izzy, but she dropped out to promote Like Crazy. Jones was replaced by Elliot Page. Production of the film, which had a budget of $6.5 million, took place in Shreveport, Louisiana. Production designer Alex DiGerlando converted 
Title: The East (TV series)
Content: Karina Salim as Karin, executive producer for Ini Talkshow. She's very disciplined and competitive and considered as frenemy to Gista. ; Achmad Megantara as Bima, executive producer for Tonight Show. A handsome guy in the office but sometimes also clumsy and takes advantage of girls in the office who admired him. Bima grew wiser and calmer in later episodes. ; Adinda Thomas as Vira, also a part of Gista's creative team. A cheerful individual but also clumsy and had sensitive feelings about everything. She had a crush on Fajar, the camera guy. ; Twindy Rarasati as Clarissa, a smart, motivated and well-prepared individual. She's the part of Karin's creative team. ; Fajar Nugraha as Tomo, a production assistant replacing Bebi who have been moved to a different creative team. Tomo had special feelings to Vira who later they become a close friend. 
Title: East Is East (play)
Content: Director—Kristine Landon-Smith ; Designer—Sue Mayes ; Lighting Designer—Paul Taylor ; Dialect Coach—Jill McCullough ; Fight Director—Malcolm Ransom ; Original Cast—Imran Ali, Linda Bassett, Paul Bazely, Chris Bisson, Kriss Dosanjh, Emil Marwa, Jimi Mistry, Lesley Nicol, Zita Sattar, Nadim Sawalha ; Revival Cast—Ayub Khan-Din, Jane Horrocks, Amit Shah, Ashley Kumar, Darren Kuppan, Taj Atwal, Michael Karim, Sally Bankes, Hassani Shapi, Rani Moorthy, Karl Seth, Pam Bennett, Ash Rizi, Deepal Parmar 
Title: Eastern Production
Content:  Eastern Production Ltd. was a Hong Kong-based independent company, which specialized in production of films, established in 1991 by martial artist and actor Jet Li, who was also owner of company.
Title: Clyde Tavernier
Content:  In the latter part of 1989, Michael Ferguson became the new executive producer of EastEnders, taking over from Mike Gibbon. Ferguson had previously been a producer on ITV's The Bill – a hard-hitting, gritty and successful police drama, which seemed to be challenging EastEnders in providing a realistic vision of modern life in London. Due to his success on The Bill, Peter Cregeen, the Head of Series at the BBC, poached Ferguson to become the executive producer of EastEnders. Following a relatively unsuccessful inclination towards comic storylines throughout 1989, Ferguson decided to take the soap in a new direction in 1990. 
Title: Celestine and Etta Tavernier
Content:  In the latter part of 1989 EastEnders acquired a new executive producer named Michael Ferguson, who took over from Mike Gibbon. Ferguson had previously been a producer on ITV's The Bill — a hard-hitting, gritty and successful police drama, which seemed to be challenging EastEnders in providing a realistic vision of modern life in London. Due to his success on The Bill, Peter Cregeen, the Head of Series at the BBC, poached Ferguson to become executive producer of EastEnders. Following a relatively unsuccessful inclination towards comic storylines throughout 1989, Ferguson decided to take the soap in a new direction in 1990. 
Title: Hattie Tavernier
Content:  In the latter part of 1989 EastEnders acquired a new executive producer named Michael Ferguson, who took over from Mike Gibbon. Ferguson had previously been a producer on ITV's The Bill — a hard-hitting, gritty and successful police drama, which seemed to be challenging EastEnders in providing a realistic vision of modern life in London. Due to his success on The Bill, Peter Cregeen, the Head of Series at the BBC, poached Ferguson to become executive producer of EastEnders. Following a relatively unsuccessful inclination towards comic storylines throughout 1989, Ferguson decided to take the soap in a new direction in 1990. Big changes were implemented 
Title: Phil Mitchell
Content:  In late 1989 EastEnders acquired a new executive producer, Michael Ferguson, who took over from Mike Gibbon. Ferguson had previously been a producer on ITV's The Bill which seemed to be challenging EastEnders in providing a realistic vision of modern life in London. Due to his success on The Bill, Peter Cregeen, the Head of Series at the BBC, poached Ferguson to become executive producer of EastEnders. For the roles of Phil and Grant Mitchell many actors were screen-tested together. This was done to assure the chosen actors – who would work together – had a strong rapport and physical resemblance. Producer Corinne Hollingworth commented: 

Question: Who was the producer of The East?
Answer: Brit Marling.
Brit Heyworth Marling.
Scott Free Productions.
Percy Main Productions.
Ridley Scott.
Sir Ridley Scott.