Tag: TV Latina Festival

During the final day of the TV Latina Festival, some of the region’s main distributors comment on what makes their properties attractive options for broadcasters and platforms today.

The third day of the TV Latina Festival closed with a conversation with Eduardo Lebrija, the executive VP and chief commercial officer for networks South of Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa and leader for North Latin America and Brazil at Paramount, who talked about Paramount+’s position and the synergies the service has with the company’s ecosystem of brands.

During the third day of the TV Latina Festival, Pablo Iacoviello, director and country manager for emerging Latin America at Prime Video, spoke to Elizabeth Bowen-Tombari, editor of TV Latina, about the platform’s positioning in the region and discussed Argentina, 1985, the Argentinean film that will represent the country in the run for the Academy Award.

Iván Sánchez, the sales director for Latin America at Global Agency, took part in the TV Latina Festival, where he spoke on the evolution of the company’s business in the region since the arrival of Las mil y una noches on Mega in Chile in 2014.

María Pérez Campi, the sales director for U.S. Hispanic and Latin America at Dori Media Distribution Argentina, commented on the importance of Argentina as a global production and distribution hub for Dori Media Group and the great value it has given the company’s catalog during the TV Latina Festival.

During the TV Latina Festival, Yari Torres, All3Media International's VP for Latin America, talked about the company’s unique offering in the region, as well as catalog highlights.

Kicking off the second day of the TV Latina Festival, José Luis Gascue, the executive VP, head of global sales at Calinos Entertainment, spoke with Elizabeth Bowen-Tombari, editor of TV Latina, about the important moment when he joined the company and how his years of industry experience helped him navigate new terrain in the media industry.

Fernando Rovzar, founder and creative director of Lemon Studios and producer of Sr. Ávila, the HBO Latin America series that received the International Emmy for best non-English U.S. prime time production in 2017, spoke about current projects and the importance of bringing unique stories to life during the TV Latina Festival.

The adaptation of scripted series such as Drop Dead Diva and international format hits like Shark Tank were some of the topics that Ana Bond, the senior VP and general manager of international production for Latin America and U.S. Hispanic at Sony Pictures Television, highlighted during the TV Latina Festival.

Kicking off a new edition of the TV Latina Festival, Elizabeth Bowen-Tombari, editor of TV Latina, spoke with international actress, producer, philanthropist, activist and co-founder of Cholawood Productions, Kate del Castillo, who talked about the production of The Beautiful Lie for Pantaya and the return of La reina del Sur.