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UOMO Media's RT! Directs Video For International Platinum Recording Artist K.Maro

Posted on: Tuesday, 26 August 2008, 09:00 CDT

UOMO Media Inc. (OTCBB:UOMO), a multi-channel entertainment company, announced today that Randall "RT!" Thorne, the Executive Director of The NE Inc., directed the new video for France's international multi-platinum selling recording artist K.Maro. The video is for the song "Take You Away" the first single from K.Maro's first all-English album "Perfect Stranger". French sensation, K.Maro, who performs in English, French and Arabic, has sold over 2.5 million albums worldwide. K.Maro's new album will be released globally this October.

"We continue to create the most visually stunning images for artists globally," said RT! "We are excited about the roster of video productions we have coming from The NE Inc. this year - expect to continue seeing impactful film and media projects coming from our team."

Randall (RT!) Thorne, a multiple award winning film and video director, has directed videos for international recording artists including Sean Paul, Justin Nozuka, Xzibit, Kardinal Offishal, Ginuwine, Neverending White Lights, Talib Kweli, George, Massari, and Shawn Desman. Over the course of six years he has been awarded ten International music video awards and has been nominated for more than thirty. RT! became the Executive Director of The NE Inc., a visual media subsidiary of UOMO Media Inc., in April of 2008. The NE Inc.'s roster of award winning directors includes RT!, Marc Andre Debruyne, Cazhhmere and STIRLING.

About UOMO Media Inc.

UOMO Media Inc. is a multi-channel entertainment company that acquires, produces, and manages intellectual media content and digital assets. UOMO integrates existing and well-established revenue streams in recorded music, publishing, talent management and distribution through its four operating divisions: UOMO Digital, UOMO Recorded Music, UOMO Talent Management, and UOMO Publishing. PricewaterhouseCoopers estimates that by 2011, the global media and entertainment industry will be worth US$ 2 trillion. www.uomomedia.com.

Source: Business Wire

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