All International articles – Page 204
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NewsC5 revives All Creatures Great and Small
Playground Entertainment to deliver fresh take on the original Yorkshire vet in six-part PBS co-pro
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NewsAll3Media sells gardening slate into CEE
Titles include Garden Rescue and Monty Don’s Japanese Gardens
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NewsNetflix loses The Office to NBCU streamer
NBC sitcom is among Netflix’s most popular titles in US but will move in 2021
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NewsJay Hunt: Apple is open to co-pros
Programming chief has discussed an ‘array’ of funding models with producers and broadcasters
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NewsDisney hires Netflix exec for non-US SVoD role
Matt Brodlie will commission and acquire international shows for Disney+
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NewsGerman VoD service Joyn on hunt for British shows
‘Active conversations’ have begun with UK distributors
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NewsNetflix sets out European factual ambitions
Diego Bunuel calls for feature docs, shorts and limited series that punch through
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NewsCineflix and Passion score CEE factual deals
The Day We Walked on the Moon and World’s Deadliest among sales as Natpe Budapest market kicks off
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NewsNarcos producer gears up for more co-pros
Gaumont hires Christian Gabela to build on Kudos partnership for Tin Star
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NewsAnn Sarnoff named Warner Bros chief
BBC Studios Americas president to replace Kevin Tsujihara at Burbank studio
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NewsReally acquires Aussie true crime series
Discovery-owned channel will premiere the ABC’s Exposed: The Case of Keli Lane this year
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NewsBBCS lands Stargazing moon landing special
ANZ unit combines with Science Unit for one-off edition
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NewsBBC Scotland backs Love Nature wildlife series
Scottish indie Maramedia to produce international co-production Stormborn
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NewsNetflix set for ‘grandiose’ France HQ
SVoD to move in near Google, Facebook and Twitter in Paris
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NewsViacom signs up to German streamer
US broadcaster named as content partner for ProSiebenSat.1/Discovery joint venture
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NewsRussia plans cash offer to woo high-end drama producers
Government consults on 25% rebate, with extra incentives for ‘positive’ portrayals of the country