Tag: Stephanie Sperber

HarbourView Equity Partners is leading a $30 million investment in Lion Forge Entertainment, with the Steward family and Polarity participating in the funding round and continuing to be majority owners of the family entertainment company.

Lion Forge Entertainment has signed a first-look deal with Edward Barnieh and his company Oware to identify and develop global kids’ and family and YA content.

Lion Forge Entertainment has signed a deal with TalesVision to adapt its short-form YouTube series Lostlings into a long-form series.

Leading Lion Forge Entertainment’s MIPCOM slate, Iyanu blends anime-style looks with African culture and Yoruban magic, with a basis in Nigerian mythology.

The president and chief content officer on owning IP that the company can be involved in on several fronts.

Lion Forge Entertainment has secured the rights to Sarah Mlynowski’s best-selling series Best Wishes and will build a multi-picture live-action franchise.

David Steward II, founder and CEO of Lion Forge Entertainment, and Stephanie Sperber, president and chief content officer, talk to World Screen Newsflash about owning and controlling IP, its first-look partnership with Nickelodeon Animation and bringing diverse voices to the table.

MIPCOM marks the first market for the rebranded Lion Forge Entertainment.

Lion Forge Entertainment has named veteran family entertainment executive Stephanie Sperber as president and chief content officer.

Imagine Entertainment has established a new unit dedicated to kids and family content, to be led by Stephanie Sperber.