U.K.-based distributor DCD Rights is distributing new drama series Fortitude Valley, set to launch later this year.
Just announced by the ABC in Australia, the series will star award-winning British actor Rupert Everett (…)
U.K.-based Passion Distribution has secured sales for 250 hours of its popular Blue Light and Search and Rescue slate.
All New Traffic Cops was recently acquired by BBC Studios for Australia (…)
Singapore-based Bomanbridge Media and Canadian next gen content studio Wind Sun Sky are collaborating to co-produce a new animated series of multimedia franchise Future Chicken.
The partnership will start with 20 (…)
The Los Angeles-based Multicom Entertainment Group is announcing that its library includes a broad range of Marilyn Monroe–focused stories, spanning scripted dramatizations, documentaries, and episodic biographical formats.
On the scripted side, (…)
French animation company Xilam will be hosting a Work-In-Progress session for upcoming psychological thriller feature The Wolf at the upcoming Annecy International Animation Festival.
The Wolf — based on the graphic novel (…)
India’s One Life Studios is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
Over the past decade, the company has grown its portfolio to more than 750 premium Indian content titles and (…)
Banijay Entertainment has unveiled Players Network – powered by Banijay Entertainment, its new digital sports brand to house personality‑driven, social‑first sports entertainment formats.
The brand’s first title, Jamie Vardy’s Having a (…)
The BBC, Netflix, and ZDFneo have renewed A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder for a third season, completing the screen adaptation of Holly Jackson’s book trilogy.
Starring Emma Myers, who is also (…)
Warner Bros. International Television Production has secured a series of new format commissions across CEE.
In Serbia, Prva TV has commissioned a first season of The Bachelor, marking the 47th territory (…)
Seven.One Studios International has inked new deals for over 500 hours of content with several YouTube aggregators.
Spanish tech company DubMe IO has taken a package of German TV movies and (…)
