One person was arrested at the scene, with no official details on the identity and motive of the attacker. At the time of writing, two children remain in critical condition and French President Emmanuel Macron and wife Brigitte were visiting the city. Horrendous attack: The Annecy International Animation Film Festival kicks off Sunday but the lead-up to the animation confab has been dominated by a horrendous knife attack that took place Thursday morning in the city, which left six people including four children hurt. “We are sending a message that our content doesn’t have to cost a fortune to watch,” said the CEO of the fledgling streamer. Discovery, and SkyShowtime were also on hand to talk keen audiences through local opportunities, and Monty Sarhan, who runs the latter, came out with confidence. According to Spotnitz, the “erosion of the power of writers in the U.S.” can serve as a “learning opportunity” for European storytellers, and he said Europeans should use the learnings of the writers strike to “be proactive” once it’s over.
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Kicking off the three-dayer, The X Files EP Frank Spotnitz, who has blooded more than 100 European scribes via his Serial Eyes writing course, called for a “set of core values” along with “practical concrete strategies” to help improve TV writing in Europe. slowdown is helping them put these writers, directors, and producers on the map. The great and good of the CEE market were in attendance for NEM’s 10th anniversary along with some high-profile keynote speakers, each of whom shined a spotlight on local talent and pointed out that the U.S. SkyShowtime Boss Monty Sarhan Says "We Are Sending A Message" On Pricing & Believes There Could Be More Bundling In FutureĪ bit more positive: There was a positive air to things in Croatia, however, and it wasn’t just the beating sunshine and tip-top cuisine. 'In Her Car': Beta, ZDFneo & France Télévisions Board Gaumont's Ukrainian War Drama Viaplay Merges Swedish & Norwegian Studios With Several Staffers Laid Off How the world-beating industry that forged Borgen, The Killing and The Bridge reacts to Viaplay teething problems will be key as the Scandis attempt to dig themselves out of an economic hole impacting territories worldwide. I was at the NEM market in Dubrovnik Monday to Wednesday and the Viaplay news was the talk of the confab, with EVP North America Vanda Rapti labeling Jensen’s strategy “extremely ambitious” during one of several keynotes.
The board’s move was swift and Jensen has already been replaced by Jorgen Madsen Lindemann, the ex-CEO of former Viaplay parent MTG, while we revealed Thursday that the outfit’s studios divisions have been merged leading to several layoffs (this, Viaplay stressed, is unrelated to the boardroom changes). Viaplay has been growing aggressively in recent years, greenlighting one original per week such as the high-profile Ronja the Robber’s Daughter adaptation (pictured), snapping up sports rights, and launching in key territories including the U.S., but it appears the growth has been a smidgeon too fast and stock has been tumbling.
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In the early hours of Monday morning, the region’s streaming powerhouse Viaplay issued a trading update signaling the immediate resignation of CEO Anders Jensen and the scorching of the group’s long-term financial guidance amidst rapid deterioration in the ad market and subscriber churn. Rapid deterioration: Deadline’s in-depth analysis of the Danish TV market last week preceded one of the biggest shocks in the Scandi industry for decades.
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