Australian and New Zealand property development group Winton Land is driving the US$118m (NZ$200m) development for a new screen studio and development hub in New Zealand, branded the Ayrburn Film Hub.

The Roku Channel has greenlit a documentary about the women who became tabloid obsessions in the early 2000s, with Paris ...

ETVF: Amol Rajan, the broadcaster who is leaving the BBC to join the creator economy, has urged new UK prime minister Andy ...

The Canadian Media Producers Association has backed Canadian prime minister Mark Carney's decision to suspend trade ...

Chinese microdrama company COL Group and CP Group of Thailand have agreed a strategic partnership covering talent development ...

Amazon MGM Studios has ordered darkly comedic murder-mystery Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone to series for Prime ...

Banijay Entertainment is using AI to launch a pan-European brand-funded lifestyle format simultaneously across seven ...

Banijay is closing the New York office of All3Media International, cutting multiple roles, including that of executive VP of ...

Amazon-owned Prime Video has ordered adaptations of Japanese author Yugo Aosaki's mystery novel Rock, Paper, Landmines and an ...

Josh Stern, a former exec at Peter Chernin’s North Road Company, has been named president at the Duffer Brothers production ...

BBC Studios Australia Productions and Tony Ayres (The Slap, Nowhere Boys) are in development on an adaptation of Australian ...

UK public broadcaster the BBC has appointed former Netflix and BBC Studios (BBCS) exec Chris Sussman as director of comedy.