Jamie Stalcup

FAST Studios and NBCUniversal have teamed up for the FAST channel Team USA TV to showcase the stories of Team USA athletes and their journeys to represent their country at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, in partnership with the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC).

The London TV Screenings is expanding its annual event again, with the 2025 edition to run for five days from February 23 to February 28.

BritBox International has picked up season one of Expectation’s comedy The Change to begin streaming for its subscribers on August 1.

Hallmark Media has slated the launch of its new streaming service Hallmark+, offering ad-free viewing of original titles with exclusive retail and product benefits, for mid-September.

Ruth Brougham has been tapped for the newly created role of streaming business director at Channel 4.

American Public Television (APT) has acquired four titles from BBC Studios, including Mark Gatiss’s drama Ghost Stories, for syndication in the U.S. public television system.

Lighthouse Studios (The Bob’s Burgers Movie, The Cuphead Show, Little Ellen) has promoted finance director Marc Jordan to the newly created position of chief financial officer.

5X Media has tapped Madrid-based producer and manager Michael Kaufman to build and run its first European outpost.

Hangtime International Pictures, which officially launched at the Cannes Film Festival in May, has hired BIFA-nominated producer Jessica Malik (She Will) as head of development.

SPI International has sold the Nicolas Cage-led movie Arcadian into Israel and the Netherlands for theatrical releases.