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FilmRise has acquired the North American rights to the feature film thriller Surge, starring Ben Whishaw.

Sean Clarke, the managing director of Aardman, discussed the studio’s commitment to innovation and nurturing talent and opportunities for growth at the TV Kids Summer Festival this morning.

Food Network star Robert Irvine is set to host the five-episode culinary competition The Globe, which will stream exclusively on discovery+.

Five new original titles are set to join the Sky Documentaries slate as it celebrates its first year.

Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) has commissioned a further two seasons of the Viaplay original series Hammarvik, created by best-selling Swedish author Camilla Läckberg.

Eddie Gamarra has been appointed to the newly created position of VP of literary affairs for Nickelodeon and Awesomeness.

Philippe Bony, the head of thematic and youth channels at M6 Group, outlined the strategies the company has put in place to keep its market-leading portfolio at the forefront of the French kids’ sector at the TV Kids Summer Festival this morning.

Jordan Helman has been promoted to head of scripted content at Hulu.

The BFI has unveiled their second See Yourself On Screen Challenge (SYOS), calling on young people in the U.K. aged 4 to 18 to create their own idea for a mini TV show.

Four new films in the successful Inga Lindström series are currently being made for ZDF, with ZDF Enterprises distributing the collection, which will soon count 92 90-minute movies.