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France and Canada Take Center Stage at Conecta Fiction & Entertainment 2025 11 MAR 2025

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France and Canada Take Center Stage at Conecta Fiction & Entertainment 2025

In the 2023-2024 period, Canadian film and television production alone contributed over $11 billion to Canada's GDP. Meanwhile, France, according to data from September 2024, reported sales figures reaching €203.4 million, surpassing the €200 million threshold for the third time in 30 years.
Silverlining Rights sealed new presales for "Superhomes" franchise 6 MAR 2025

Deals

Silverlining Rights sealed new presales for "Superhomes" franchise

Following multiple international sales of Season 1 of the show, Silverlining has presold the expanded four-episode Season 2 to TVNZ (New Zealand), TV2 (Denmark), RTL (Netherlands), and DPG (Belgium).
Sports and Ad-Supported models reshape global streaming landscape 24 FEB 2025

Markets

Sports and Ad-Supported models reshape global streaming landscape

Kantar's latest Worldpanel about Entertainment on Demand (EoD) data on the global streaming market, reveals a growing consumer preference for ad-supported streaming, robust momentum for Apple TV+, increasing investment in sports content, and Netflix’s continued strength in delivering engaging entertainment.
UK: 1 in 3 new paid SVOD subscribers chose ad supported tiers 29 JAN 2025

Markets

UK: 1 in 3 new paid SVOD subscribers chose ad supported tiers

Kantar's "Worldpanel’s Q4 2024 Entertainment on Demand" data on the British streaming market reveals a significant shift towards ad-supported streaming options, with a surge in Prime subscriptions driven by seasonal shopping.
Canada: film and TV production activity declined in 2024 7 JAN 2025

Trends

Canada: film and TV production activity declined in 2024

The sector continues to generate significant economic benefits for the Canadian economy, contributing $11.04 billion to Canada’s GDP in 2023/24. However, total production volume declined by 18.5 per cent compared to last year, contrary to the level of growth seen in prior years.