World Screen

MEXICO CITY: Marcel Vinay Sr. is joining Comarex on a full-time basis as president, overseeing all global sales activities.

LOS ANGELES: Globus Fairs and Basic Lead, the organizers of DISCOP Istanbul, have taken a host of measures to facilitate attendance at the annual market, following on recent events in the region.

TORONTO: Peace Point Rights has landed deals across Latin America on multiple titles from the Muse Entertainment catalogue, including Tut, in addition to scoring sales from its own factual slate.

MIAMI: Keshet International has taken on the worldwide distribution rights (excluding China, Hong Kong and Macau) for the Korean romantic comedy You Will Love Me, which is will launch as a format and finished series at NATPE.

LONDON: Georgia Brown has been elevated to the newly created post of executive VP of global scripted and factual content at FremantleMedia.

BEVERLY HILLS: The drama Marvel’s Jessica Jones is set for a second season on Netflix, which has also announced new details about the highly anticipated return of Black Mirror, among other programs.

MIAMI: World Screen has made a host of resources available so that you can make the most out of your time in Miami, including a printable version of TV Listings, a map of exhibitors at the Fontainebleau and the World Screen app, which includes a link to our Twitter feed, delivering constant updates on the latest news coming out of the market.

LOS GATOS: In a blog post, David Fullagar, the VP of content delivery architecture at Netflix, said the company is taking new measures to prevent users from streaming content outside their country.

MIAMI: The founders of indie production company Cannon Films take center stage in The Go-Go Boys, one of Multicom Entertainment Group’s NATPE highlights.

STOCKHOLM: Eccho Rights has acquired a digitally remastered version of The Bible Collection for distribution in Latin America.