Doc specialist October Films has appointed Mohammed Adnan as its head of development for the U.S., based in New York City.

Genius Brands International has acquired the non-exclusive U.S. broadcast and streaming rights for the music series Jeremy and Jazzy.

Netflix has ordered an adaptation of Love Is Blind that features singletons in Germany, Austria and Switzerland who want to be loved for who they are rather than what they look like.

A new partnership will see Lionsgate+ become available through the eCommerce platform Mercado Livre across Latin America in key markets spanning Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Colombia.

Kids’ industry veteran Mevelyn J. Noriega is launching Wonderworld.Fun, a new production and distribution company specializing in cutting-edge animation content.

Several distributors and producers discuss the burgeoning genre of truth-based dramas and the key aspects of fictionalizing real events.

Amazon Studios is launching Amazon MGM Studios Distribution, a division that will distribute Amazon originals in addition to MGM’s current and library titles.

Screen Australia has revealed that over AUD$2 million ($1.36 million) is being used to fund two documentaries through its Commissioned Program and six projects through its Producer Program.

Paramount Network has revealed that Yellowstone will be ending after the conclusion of its fifth season, but it will be followed by a new sequel, set to debut in December.

Award-winning stage and screen actor Jonathan Groff (Glee, Hamilton, Mindhunter) has joined the cast of the BBC’s Doctor Who in a key role.