Entertainment One (eOne) has landed the IP rights for the graphic comic series Skin&Earth, written and illustrated by alt-pop singer/songwriter Lights.

SAG-AFTRA has revealed that 98 percent of its members voted in favor of a television animation strike authorization in regards to discontent about scale wages and residuals for cartoons made for subscription VOD services.

Keshet International (KI) has licensed two additional scripted formats, Mythological Ex and The A Word, to Televisa to be adapted in Mexico.

David Bogi, the head of international distribution and business development at Rai Com, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the strong interest in long-form series and “typical Italian content,” as well as the company’s wish list for third-party acquisitions, which includes detective dramas and documentaries.

TF1 has licensed the docu-reality show Marry Me Now from Armoza Formats for a French adaptation that is being made by Lagardère Studios' Reservoir Prod.

This year's MIP Cancun is slated to feature the second edition of the Co-Production Forum, giving more than 180 producers, broadcasters, distributors, platforms and financiers the chance to partner up.

Imira Entertainment has tied up with Spain's Televisió de Catalunya (TV3), India's Toonz Media Group and Ireland's Telegael for the co-production and global distribution of a new animated comedy series called Mondo Yan.

Buccaneer Media has secured the TV rights to The Doll Factory, the debut novel from Scottish author Elizabeth Macneal.

Following an application process and interviews throughout the U.K., the Edinburgh Television Festival has chosen 30 successful candidates for its Ones to Watch (OTW) talent scheme.

TrueRoyalty.tv, an on-demand service dedicated to premium royal-related content, has made its first original commission, Meghan and Harry: The First 100 Days (working title).