New York City-based Generation Iron has acquired the worldwide distribution rights to the new documentary Aging Evolution, featuring exclusive interviews with celebrities promoting anti-aging, fitness and wellness, including Mark (…)
Busisiwe Ntintili (Jiva!, Happiness is a Four-Letter Word) has been named showrunner of the female-driven, South Africa-based wildlife crime thriller series Shadowland, from Athena Pictures, Starlings Television, Advantage Entertainment and Ntintili Factory.
Ntintili, an (…)
Realscreen’s DIALOG Mentorship Program, as initiative designed to foster connections for mid-level executives from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color backgrounds across unscripted programming and production, is expanding the (…)
Mumbai-based prodco Locomotive Global Media has acquired the exclusive India rights to adapt All3Media International’s series Boat Story. The show will be adapted for India by Mayank Sharma, who is (…)
Luxembourg-based M7 Group, owned by CANAL+ Group, has concluded an agreement with BBC Studios for the satellite distribution of BBC Earth Romania via THOR5 at 1 degree West.
The (…)
FilmRise has acquired the exclusive digital distribution rights to sci-fi series Continuum for the U.S. and Canada from Canadian producer Thunderbird Entertainment Group.
Continuum is a Canadian science fiction television series (…)
France tv distribution has announced new international sales of Chantal, a Belgian series produced by Eyeworks.
The series has been brought to Australia by SBS, to Canada by Radio Canada, to the Czech Republic and Slovakia (…)
Turkey-based distribution company Inter Medya has announced the licensing of the series Love and Pride in Panama. The series is the first project under the co-production agreement between Inter Medya (…)
Yu-Gi-Oh! will be morphing into skateboarding culture in a big way, thanks to a new agreement with Bear Walker Industries (BWI) and its founder Bear Walker, a wood craftsman, skateboard maker, (…)
Turkish distribution company MISTCO has announced several sales. Last summer’s hit series Come What May (pictured above) goes to Romania, while BAHAR, the company’s first co-production, has been sold to Georgia. BAHAR was previously sold to countries (…)
