Predictions, Data & Ultimates
In the past, the entertainment industry depended heavily on predictions — especially those made by producers and distributors — as illustrated by studios’ “ultimates,” which forecasted revenues of a movie (…)
In the past, the entertainment industry depended heavily on predictions — especially those made by producers and distributors — as illustrated by studios’ “ultimates,” which forecasted revenues of a movie (…)
Banijay Kids & Family has signed a new agreement with Cloudco Entertainment to manage the Care Bears YouTube channels globally.
Under the deal, Banijay Kids & Family will assume stewardship of (…)
While preparing what is considered the unofficial annual L.A. Screenings Guide, VideoAge cornered Isabella Marquez (pictured above, l., with associate Lissette San Martin), the organizer of the L.A. Screenings Independents, (…)
The inaugural edition of Content Europe is underway at the Marriott hotel in Lisbon.
April has clearly emerged as a fiercely competitive window for TV markets, and Lisbon is quickly gaining (…)
Set to welcome more than 200 buyers, NEM Dubrovnik is preparing for its 13th edition, which is set for June 8-11, 2026, and expected to see further growth due (…)
ProSiebenSat.1 has divested its North American creator division—known as Studio71 U.S.—selling it to Los Angeles–based Fixated as part of a broader strategy to shed non-core assets and concentrate on entertainment (…)
All3Media International has licensed to the BBC the U.K. rights to Prime Video’s Indian adaptation of The Traitors.
Ten-part The Traitors India, which will be available in the U.K. on BBC (…)
Munich-based Toon2Tango (a subsidiary of Leonine Animation Studios) is set to produce Agent 203, the first feature film centered around teenage secret agent Zoe Stranek, a popular TV animation brand.
The (…)
While some film and TV trade publications are closing (e.g., World Screen in New York), others are sold, as is the case with Cinema&Video International.
Founded in Florence, Italy, in 1996 by Paolo Di (…)
A new two-part travel series from Cornelia Street Productions has been acquired by Channel 4, which will see broadcaster, author and comedian Sandi Toksvig embark on a literary journey across (…)