Articles

BritBox International has picked up season one of Expectation’s comedy The Change to begin streaming for its subscribers on August 1.

Hallmark Media has slated the launch of its new streaming service Hallmark+, offering ad-free viewing of original titles with exclusive retail and product benefits, for mid-September.

Little Dot Studios has entered into an output deal with the YouTube channel The People Profiles, starting with an initial order of 60 feature documentaries.

Wildling Pictures is set to adapt the best-selling psychological thriller Woman on the Edge, written by Samantha M. Bailey, with Little Mama Media.

Motive Pictures, backed by Fifth Season, has optioned the rights to develop economist and former financial trader Gary Stevenson’s autobiography The Trading Game as a limited series.

Channel 4 has ordered a second season of To Catch a Copper, which goes behind the scenes of the British police scrutiny system.

A new season of At Home with Katherine Ryan is set to debut on U&W and streamer U in 2025.

TVOkids, Knowledge Kids, Société Radio-Canada and TFO have greenlit Polly Can Do, a preschool series comprised of 2D animated shorts.

In an effort to build on its digital transformation and ongoing turnaround efforts, Hasbro has appointed Dan Shull as chief digital information officer and Stephanie Beal as chief supply chain officer, while Dan Rawson, global play leader, has taken on an expanded role.

Armando Nuñez, Sr., a pioneer of the international television distribution business, has passed away at almost 97 years old.