EXCLUSIVE: WME has signed Colin Trevorrow and his Metronome Film Company, repping both across film and television.
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Naman Ramachandran BBC Studios, the commercial arm of U.K. broadcaster BBC, has promoted Rebecca Glashow to the newly created role of CEO, global distribution.
Glashow will take up the position on March 1, when she also becomes a member of the organization’s executive committee.Glashow previously held the post of president, BBC Studios Americas, from June 2020, overseeing the strategy and performance of the company’s commercial activities in the U.S., Canada and Latin America. She was responsible for the launch of documentary streaming service BBC Select and BBC Podcasts and in September, oversight of global digital news was added to her responsibilities.
In her new role, Glashow takes expanded responsibilities for BBC Studios’ global distribution portfolio portfolio (ex-U.K. & Ireland), encompassing content sales, direct-to-consumer services, international channels, co-productions as well as continued responsibility for the growth of BBC’s digital global news.
Earlier, Glashow served as co-head of Viacom’s Awesomeness and had a stint at Discovery Communications. She also executive produced Netflix’s “Trinkets” and won two Daytime Emmys for it.Glashow said: “I’m hugely passionate about the BBC and see great opportunities for further commercial growth and building new audiences for our world class content.”Tom Fussell, CEO, BBC Studios said: “Rebecca’s promotion reflects her successful leadership style and thoughtful strategic approach which has grown and expanded the BBC Studios Americas’ portfolio of diverse businesses.
I am delighted she will spearhead our next phase of growth across our global distribution division. She’s a fearless leader, full of ideas and energy for bringing outstanding British content to viewers
.EXCLUSIVE: WME has signed Colin Trevorrow and his Metronome Film Company, repping both across film and television.
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BBC Studios has promoted Rebecca Glashow to the newly created position of CEO of global distribution.
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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Gucci family saga isn’t quite over.Just months after the release of Ridley Scott’s “House of Gucci” — a film that could see Lady Gaga nominated for her second Oscar — a TV drama and documentary focusing on the Gucci family is in the works from Comcast-backed Sky Studios.The company is in early stages of development on a high-end TV series, and is in pre-production on a documentary series, both of which will tell “the story of a great family and a great brand,” says producer Nils Hartmann, senior VP for Sky Studios Germany and Italy.Both projects were brought to Sky by Leone Film Group, which has an agreement with several members of the Gucci family, including Alessandro Gucci, Guccio Gucci Jr. and Giorgio Gucci.