SPI International is bringing feature film Arcadian to new territories. After a Hungarian premiere in May, the Nicolas Cage-starrer will debut in the Netherlands and Israel.
The movie will premiere in Israel (…)
Realscreen Summit has announced that an international array of executives is joining the Summit Advisory Board to represent all sides of the non-fiction and unscripted screen content industry. They will (…)
Abacus Media Rights is set to be acquired by Canada’s Sphere Media for $24.6 million, following the company’s sale by Amcomri Entertainment. Bell Media, current shareholder of Sphere Media, is (…)
DeAPlaneta Entertainment has signed an agreement with Canal + Poland for three preschool series: Milo, Mia & Codie and Nina & Olga.
Under this deal, Canal + has renewed the first season of Milo and acquired (…)
Electric Entertainment has partnered with Creation Entertainment to launch the Electric Entertainment official fan convention, ElectricCon, commemorating all of Electric’s original programs, on October 12-13, 2024, at the Ernest N. Morial (…)
The 35th edition of Sunny Side of the Doc opened its doors yesterday in La Rochelle, France, and will run until June 27.
The documentary-focused market is housing a good number (…)
Gusto TV has launched four new YouTube channels, featuring food programs in French, German, Hindi and Portuguese. Each channel has full episodes of Gusto’s most popular programming in the respective (…)
Korea-based format agency Something Special and the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) have partnered to co-develop and co-produce new unscripted intellectual properties over the next two years.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed (…)
Studiocanal has sold daily drama The Vow to a number of broadcasters across the CEE region, including TVP Polish Television, ERR Estonia, and LTV Latvia.
Produced by Bambú Producciones (a Studiocanal Company) for (…)
Gary R. Benz, CEO of GRB Media Ranch, has announced a number of license deals for factual programs and celebrity-based formats.
On the Case was licensed to Seven Network in Australia. The program explores real-life murder (…)
