All StudioCanal articles – Page 8
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NewsBlue Zoo to animate Paddington for Nick
Ben Whishaw to reprise role for Studiocanal/Heyday Films pre-school series
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NewsAnna Marsh takes reins at Studiocanal UK
International distribution executive lands new role reporting to Nicola Shindler
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NewsHunt back on for Studiocanal UK MD
Visa issues have prevented Elizabeth Trotman’s relocation from Australia
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NewsS4C wins first Kids’ Bafta in 17 years
Boom’s zombie escape room show Prosiect Z is named best entertainment programme
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NewsFleabag gets French remake
Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s BBC3 comedy Fleabag is to be remade in France. Studiocanal’s in-house production unit and Banijay Studios France’s 6 x 30-minute series will be adapted by French actress/director Jeanne Herry for French channel Canal Plus, according to Variety. Call My Agent! star Camille Cottin will play ...
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NewsLes Mis backer trebles titles
High-end drama investor Anton Corp sets up £175m funding pot and widens genre focus
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NewsFilm 4 and ITV back London diversity drive
London mayor pledges investment for Film London initiative
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FeaturesMoscow Noir
“This delivers Russia like you’ve never seen it before. It goes right under the skin of a city in flux”
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Best of the rest of the world
A selection of the top non-UK companies operating in the competitive international distribution market
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FeaturesDistributors survey: All3Media sees off challengers
A strong drama line-up helped the distributor beat previous winner BBC Studios to top the annual peer poll
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Distributors turn co-producers
Alongside an increasingly complicated rights landscape, distributors are moving into areas such as development and commissioning
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Going from strength to strength
From new boutique firms to the big established players, UK-based distributors recorded impressive revenue increases
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NewsNicola Shindler to lead Studiocanal UK
Red founder to take parent company into British film production
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NewsRussell T Davies pens Mancunian family saga
Red Production Company’s BBC1 six-parter to span 15-years
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FeaturesBritish drama
Two Cities Television and Sister Pictures make their debuts with the dysfuntional Patrick Melrose and divorce thriller The Split
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