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      <description>A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Los Angeles, Robert L. Hymers spent 5 years as an auditor and tax senior with Ernst &amp; Young LLP. A member of the firm’s national tax group, he serviced institutions, including Oaktree Capital, Colony Capital, Nationwide Health Properties, Lions Gate Entertainment, and Blackrock Capital. Robert L. Hymers possesses experience in the preparation and review of state tax return documents, as well as tax provisions.

Drawing on his financial background and experience, Robert Leslie Hymers III served as chief financial officer for a media and entertainment company that creates, finances, and distributes content across multiple platforms. He is also a managing partner with Pinnacle Consulting Services and Pinnacle Tax Services.

Robert Leslie Hymers III holds a summa cum laude bachelor of science in accountancy and a master of science in taxation and accounting from California State University, Northridge (CSUN). In addition to receiving an academic scholarship from Ernst &amp; Young, LLP, he founded and served as managing editor of CSUN&#39;s Tax Development Journal.
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         <title>How Are Movies Made</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film"><strong>Movies</strong></a> can be complicated to develop. This would be supported by the apparent expense of some film sets and props and by viewing the end credits shown after every movie. These end credits go on and on with seemingly endless names and roles — a testament to both an expensive and elaborate process.</div>]]></description>
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