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The Canada Media Fund (CMF) and South Africa's National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) have launched a dedicated incentive for the co-development of TV projects between Canadian and South African producers.

Genius Brands International has raised a $4.5 million investment round of convertible debt, led by financier Robert Wolf of 32 Ventures.

Apple has secured the rights for Anonymous Content to produce a project based on Nathaniel Rich’s New York Times Magazine narrative Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change and his upcoming book based on Losing Earth.

Disney|ABC Cable Services has elevated 20-year entertainment industry veteran Mila Livitz to senior VP of business affairs.

Channel 4 has lined up The Boys, a five-part series written by Russell T Davies (Queer as Folk, A Very English Scandal, Cucumber) set in the 1980s.

The fifth season of Peaky Blinders will air on BBC One next year, moving from its previous home on BBC Two.

BBC Studios and the new Scottish independent production company Freedom Scripted Entertainment have struck up a co-development and production partnership.

The Emmy-nominated Netflix original series The End of the F***ing World is returning for a second season.

Entertainment One (eOne) is partnering with Alibaba Pictures Group on a theatrical movie in China called Peppa Celebrates Chinese New Year.

Mark Strong (Kingsman) headlines the cast of the new darkly comic thriller Temple, an eight-part Sky original production set in a secret world beneath London.