Endeavor Content Partner Lorenzo De Maio Launches Production Venture With Fremantle

the new series of the BBC’s Glow Up is returning to give us some inspo. This time around, the show that searches for Britain’s next make-up star is being hosted by Maya Jama – and the 26 year old says she was honoured to follow in Stacey Dooley’s footsteps.

In its two latest latest acquisitions, TrillerNet has bought Fite, a streaming platform best known for boxing and ring-sports events, and customer engagement platform Amplify.ai.

UTA is bulking up its venture funding business. The agency has hired veteran investment executive Clinton Foy as general partner, Venture Capital at UTA Ventures, which builds and invests in businesses at the intersection of media, entertainment, and technology.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterLongtime venture investment executive, esports investor and former Square Enix COO Clinton Foy has joined UTA as a general partner in its venture capital division, where he will be tasked with growing and developing the company’s investment platforms, from direct investing to venture capital investments to fund development.“Clinton’s deep background in the venture capital community and proven track record of raising and investing capital for funds and startups across

Veteran investor Clinton Foy is joining UTA Ventures in the role of General Partner, Venture Capital.

Angelique Jackson Producer and creative executive Maya Rodrigo has joined M88, the full-service representation firm founded by former WME partner Phillip Sun and Macro founder and CEO Charles D. King.In her new position, Rodrigo will be focused on building and supporting the firm’s literary roster.“Maya’s expertise, keen eye for meaningful content and determination to continue the work that needs to be done for underrepresented voices, are a perfect addition to our growing M88 team.

Maya Jama is said to be "deeply saddened" by the death of Prince Philip and is "disappointed" a video of her reaction to his sad passing has been taken "out of context." The death of Prince Philip, who was 99, was announced on Friday afternoon — just moments before Maya took a trip past Buckingham Palace in a taxi.TV and radio presenter Maya, 26, was slammed as she filmed herself driving by the Palace shortly after the death was announced, and posting a sweary video to her 2.1million Instagram

Maya Jama has faced backlash after sharing a video outside Buckingham Palace after the death of Prince Philip on Friday.The TV presenter was branded “disrespectful” after driving past the palace and commenting on the death of the Duke of Edinburgh just hours after it was announced by Buckingham Palace. Maya, 26, had filmed herself travelling by car when she saw crowds gathering to lay flowers outside the gates of the palace.

NBA all-star CarmeloAnthony is further solidifying his Hollywood plans. Anthony has launched production and content banner Creative 7 with a slate of projects set up with partners that include Plan B and producer Will Packer.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorLeading arthouse sales agency The Match Factory has acquired “The Box” (La Caja), the second feature of Mexican filmmaker Lorenzo Vigas, winner of Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion with “From Afar.” “The Box” is likely to find a berth at Cannes or Venice.The film follows Hatzin, a teenager from Mexico City, who travels to collect the remains of his father, which have been found in a communal grave in the northern part of Mexico.

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Elaine Low Senior TV WriterEndeavor Content partner and executive vice president Lorenzo De Maio is exiting the company to launch a new venture, De Maio Entertainment, which has backing from Fremantle through an exclusive long-term partnership deal.Based in Los Angeles, De Maio will work closely with both Fremantle’s senior leadership team and a broader group of independent labels and producers to grow the company’s scripted at factual slate and explore new strategic opportunities with

Lorenzo De Maio is leaving Endeavor Content to set up his own venture, backed by Fremantle.