Armoza Formats licensed The Four to Lithuanian broadcaster LNK TV.
Developed and produced by Armoza Formats, The Four features four finalists who compete against talented hopefuls to win. Most recently, the competition (…)
Mondo TV signed a partnership agreement with Canada-based Ameba TV.
As part of the deal, Mondo TV will provide a selection of kids’ animated and live-action programming for (…)
Blumhouse Television announced several new appointments for its Production, Development, and Business Affairs teams.
For its Production division, the company brought on Lisa Niedenthal as executive vice president, Tevin Adelman as (…)
Scholastic Entertainment, the media division of Scholastic, announced three animated series for its slate of children’s entertainment series.
The shows in development include Eva the Owlet, Blizz Richards: Legendary (…)
Netflix confirmed the animated feature film directorial debut of Guillermo del Toro with his passion project, Pinocchio.
Del Toro will write and produce the stop-motion musical. Del Toro said, (…)
Series Mania has placed a “Call For Projects” for the Co-Pro Pitching Sessions at the next edition of Series Mania Forum, the industry arm of Series Mania.
The (…)
Entertainment One (eOne) signed a multi-year, first-look deal with Tommy Mottola’s Mottola Media Group.
The deal covers the development of scripted and unscripted television programming. Mottola will serve (…)
Two TV markets at exactly the same time, on exactly the same days. Could be doable… except for the fact that one, DISCOP, is being held in South Africa, while (…)
Facebook Watch ordered Most Incredible Homes from Barcroft Media.
The original interactive series showcases astonishing dream homes around the globe, from Costa Rica to Austria, and beyond. Each episode visits (…)
SPORTEL entered a multi-year partnership with SportBusiness to bring about the Sports Decision Makers Summits.
The new series of global sports industry conferences will delve into industry trends (…)
