BERLIN: MarVista Entertainment has been a Berlinale participant since 2007 and returns this year with a slate of new highlights that includes the horror film Most Likely to Die, indie drama Consumed and creature feature Terrordactyl.

NEW YORK/TORONTO: Boat Rocker Media has named Gia DeLaney as VP of global sales and licensing for Boat Rocker Rights.

PARIS: MIPDoc has unveiled a range of speakers and sessions for the upcoming event, including a keynote from Morgan Spurlock and an international premiere screening of National Geographic's The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.

SINGAPORE: The video-streaming website Viki has picked up the drama Perfect Girl from Singapore's BananaMana Films.

New consumer research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG) has found that 81 percent of U.S. households have a DVR, get Netflix or use VOD from a cable or telco provider. LRG reports that 30 percent of households are using two of the services, and 13 percent are using all three.

HALIFAX: Disney Channel is on board to air DHX Media’s original drama Backstage across its feeds in Europe, the Middle East, the Asia Pacific, Africa and the U.S.

LONDON: Channel One in Russia is among the broadcasters to have picked up Andrew Davies's adaptation of War and Peace from BBC Worldwide.

LONDON: Shine TV has promoted two in-house executive producers to senior roles, bolstering its popular factual and features teams.

LONDON: CBeebies has signed on as the primary broadcaster for the animated series Dog Loves Books.

SEATTLE: Mozart in the Jungle is getting a third season on Amazon, continuing the story of the talented musicians who perform and live with passion under the baton of their spirited conductor, best known simply as Rodrigo.