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Sipur Studios President and former Red Arrow Studios Co-Founder Michael Peter Schmidt dies at 52 24 JUN 2025

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Sipur Studios President and former Red Arrow Studios Co-Founder Michael Peter Schmidt dies at 52

Schmidt has shepherded some of Sipur’s most impactful productions, including the recent award-winning Oct. 7 documentary “We Will Dance Again”  produced in collaboration with Bitachon 365, MGM Television, See It Now Studios for Paramount+, BBC Storyville and Hot Channel 8.
Natpe Budapest 2025 opens with strong global momentum and buyer growth 23 JUN 2025

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Natpe Budapest 2025 opens with strong global momentum and buyer growth

The CEE-focused market welcomes over 750 delegates from 65+ countries, including more than 400 buyers and 100 exhibitors, while debuting Natpe Honors Europe and expanding its high-impact conference and screening lineup.
Binge commissions Australian scripted series based on infamous bank robber Brenden Abbott 20 JUN 2025

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Binge commissions Australian scripted series based on infamous bank robber Brenden Abbott

Commissioned by Foxtel Group, produced by Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) Australia, the series is made with major production investment from Screenwest and the Western Australian Production Attraction Incentive. The series will be produced in association with, and distributed by, ITV Studios.
Rabbit International's “Endangered Species Aotearoa” was a ratings hit on New Zealand's TVNZ1 17 JUN 2025

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Rabbit International's “Endangered Species Aotearoa” was a ratings hit on New Zealand's TVNZ1

The 6x60’ factual series averaged 241,000 viewers per episode, reached over 1 million New Zealanders with a 21.6% share, and increased its 25–54 demographic by 2% over Season 1, with 59.5% of its audience made up of female viewers.
Annecy MIFA 2025: Hungarian animation took the center stage 17 JUN 2025

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Annecy MIFA 2025: Hungarian animation took the center stage

Hungary presented over 80 films and launched its first professional English-language animation platform, showcasing works from 24 studios and marking 111 years of animated storytelling at Annecy’s sold-out immersive screenings and citywide exhibitions.