SYNCHRONICITY FILMS SIGNS DISTRIBUTION DEAL WITH ALL3MEDIA

Synchronicity Films has signed a first-look agreement with All3Media International for all upcoming scripted television projects. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to be joining forces with the commercial powerhouse that is All3Media International,” Claire Mundell, Founder and Creative Director at Synchronicity Films, said. “This partnership will help supercharge our ambition for growth, enabling us to push our scripted slate forward with confidence in the international marketplace."

The agreement gives All3Media International the first-look option to deficit finance and distributes Synchronicity’s upcoming slate of scripted television projects. The deal will also provide Synchronicity with access to several development financing options. The company specializes in creating world-class drama and feature films for the global market. “I’ve known Louise and Maartje for forever, and we’re delighted to be finally getting the chance to work together,” Mundell said. “As a like-minded company with an excellent track record, we feel all3 is ideally positioned to help us build stronger relationships with global broadcast partners and help us realize our scripted goals.”

With headquarters in Glasgow, and a recently launched office in Australia, Synchronicity is a growing indie with a strong reputation for finding and developing quality IP. “Claire and her team have built a brilliant and well-deserved reputation in script and we are thrilled that we will be working together," Maartje Horchner, EVP Content at All3Media International, said. "We are proud to be helping Claire bring her vision for Synchronicity’s next  period of growth to fruition.”

Synchronicity’s upcoming scripted series slate includes a host of original pieces and adaptations of notable and critically acclaimed novels including: “Mayflies” by Andrew O’Hagan, Heather Morris’ “The Tattooist of Auschwitz,” Craig Russell’s popular “Lennox” series of books, Shankari Chandran’s “Song of the Sun God” and several of The CRY author Helen FitzGerald’s novels, including her latest “Ash Mountain.”