Banijay Benelux announces new NL Film senior team

Dennis Cornelisse taking over as Managing Director and Wynand Chocolaad joining as Head of Productions. Cornelisse will oversee the strategic direction of NL Film and strengthen the portfolio of projects in development.

31 JAN 2024

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Banijay Benelux has announced a new senior team at NL Film, with Dennis Cornelisse appointed as Managing Director and Wynand Chocolaad joining as Head of Productions. Both roles are effective immediately.“Dennis’ deep knowledge of the world of films and drama series combined with his experience, proven track record, and leadership, make him the perfect candidate to take on NL Film," Peter Lubbers, CEO at Banijay Benelux said.

Cornelisse, who previously served as Producer at NL Film, is replacing Alex Doff, COO at Banijay Benelux. Credited with the involvement in various successful productions, including "The Golden Hour," "Anoniem," "Rundfunk," "Neem me mee, Costa!!" and "De Regels van Floor," he will take over the strategic direction of NL Film and strengthen the portfolio of projects in development.

Reinforcing the creative team, Chocolaad joins as Head of Productions. While working at Lemming Film, he brings a wealth of experience having spent 16 years at NL Film, where he built, and subsequently maintained strong ties with the creative team. In addition to supervising all productions, he will ensure departments are fully supported and maximised.

Recent successful titles for the Amsterdam-based production company NL Film include "Golden Hour" (NPO), "Modern Love" (Amazon Prime Video), and feature film, "Costa." "I look forward to seeing the next phase of growth and creative ambition he will bring to the label," Lubbers said.

Dennis’ deep knowledge of the world of films and drama series combined with his experience, proven track record, and leadership, make him the perfect candidate to take on NL Film. I look forward to seeing the next phase of growth and creative ambition he will bring to the label.” Peter Lubbers CEO, Banijay Benelux