Yearly Archives: 2019

Netflix is organizing a production hub in Toronto by leasing studio spaces from Cinespace Studios and Pinewood Toronto Studios.

Netflix is leasing four sound stages with office and (…)

A&E Network will be airing John and Yoko: Above Us Only Sky on March 11, 2019.

Part of the network’s Biography franchise programming, the two-hour special retells the making of (…)

Series Mania festival president Rodolphe Belmer and founder Laurence Herszberg announced new details for the upcoming Series Mania Festival (March 22-30, 2019).

This year the international jury is (…)

New Regency established its latest division to directly address producing television content for the international marketplace.

Based out of the company’s London office, New Regency Television International will (…)

MIPTV is instituting a new service to connect buyers.

The MIP Buyers Exchange allows exhibitors to arrange pre-scheduled buyer meetings to work with their existing schedules for the (…)

Spanish production company Globomedia acquired the competition format Dance Revolution from Armoza Formats.

Originally produced by Québecor Content and Fair-Play for Canada’s TVA, the dance show features dancers who are (…)

Series Mania confirmed new talent participating in this year’s edition in Lille, France.

André and Marie Jacquemetton have previously been announced as the Guests of Honor for the (…)

Turner Asia Pacific partnered with TV Asahi for the kids’ series Super Shiro.

Inspired by the Crayon Shin chan francise, the fast-paced series is produced by Shin-ei Animation. The collaborative agreement (…)

Entertainment One (eOne) picked up the international rights to Fyre Fraud, the original documentary from Hulu.

Streaming in the U.S., Fyre Fraud explores the media controversy and scam known as Fyre (…)

All3media International closed its first format deal with Russia’s Che Channel for the local format adaption of Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back.

Originally produced by Studio (…)