Double Yay Productions Launches
Double Yay Productions has launched after a successful Kickstarter campaign. The London-based production company raised over £16,000. The production company writes, develops, and produces female-led scripted (…)
Double Yay Productions has launched after a successful Kickstarter campaign. The London-based production company raised over £16,000. The production company writes, develops, and produces female-led scripted (…)
E! Entertainment, a network of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, greenlit the docu-series Model Squad. The eight-part series follows supermodels in the fashion industry, including Daniela Braga, Olivia (…)
The Whistler Film Festival (WFF) opened submissions for the 2018 Feature Project Lab and Praxis Screenwriters Lab programs. Up to six writers and six producers from Canada (…)
HISTORY ordered In Search Of, hosted and executive produced by actor Zachary Quinto. The ten-part unscripted series is based on the 1970s’ franchise with Leonard Nimoy. Quinto (…)
The Berlin International Film Festival introduced the Generation 14plus and Kplus juries. For the Generation 14plus category, the international jury, which consists of Felipe Braganca, Mark Rogers, (…)
American production company Shed Media, a division of Warner Bros. Unscripted and Alternative Media, picked up the rights to Armoza Formats‘ docu-reality Back (…)
Global Agency secured a raft of sales for its dramedy Love For Rent. The series was licensed to MBC for the MENA region, as well as to (…)
Warner Bros. Television and DC Entertainment announced a new live-action series titled Metropolis, from Gotham executive producers John Stephens and Danny Cannon. The live-action drama will (…)
TNT Serie will deliver the German television premiere of SEAL Team on March 15, 2018. Produced by CBS Television Studios and distributed by CBS Studios International, the military (…)
Jay Switzer’s last and biggest project for VideoAge appeared in the October Issue of the publication, and was titled: “The Complex World of Canada’s TV Upfront.” Few executives knew the (…)