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EXCLUSIVE: Commercial production and management company, Spark & Riot has inked Justin Baldoni for director representation. The Five Feet Apart filmmaker will continue to be repped by WME in all other areas as well.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Garnett, 15-time NBA All-Star and league MVP, has joined forces with Jane the Virgin alum and Five Feet Apart helmer Justin Baldoni for a feature adaptation based on the largest 3×3 basketball tour, Hoop It Up.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWhy, former “Jane the Virgin” star Justin Baldoni writes in his new book “Man Enough: Undefining Masculinity,” can’t men embrace — and be supported for — being emotional, empathetic and sensitive? Using his experiences to explore the question, Baldoni wants men to know that vulnerability doesn’t equal weakness or make them less than.

The coronavirus-inspired filmmaking competition from Justin Baldoni’s Wayfarer Studios,The Six Feet ApartExperiment, has announced the cast for three of its features with talent that includes Elsie Fisher, Danny Trejo and Nat Faxon. Trejo will be seen in Smile or Hug from first-timefeaturedirector Paul Sprangers.

EXCLUSIVE: Chicago’s first Black mayor Harold Washington, an influential figure to politicians including President Barack Obama, is getting the TV treatment.

Rising actors Reign Edwards and Charlie Gillespie are starring in Love You Anyway, a drama being made by Wayfarer Studios and first-time director Anna Matz. The project is part of the Six Feet Apart Experiment created by Wayfarer’s Justin Baldoni, the filmmaker behind the Disney+ drama Clouds.

In March, the first L.A. screening of Justin Baldoni's Clouds took place at Warner Bros.' screening room 5.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentDirector, actor and entrepreneur Justin Baldoni is adding author to his ever-growing resume.Baldoni is set to release his debut book, “Man Enough: Undefining My Masculinity,” next spring.

Guy Lodge Film CriticYou have to hand it to “Clouds,” the latest wholesome YA drama to premiere on the Disney Plus platform: There has never been, and probably never will be, another teen movie to pay such repeated tribute to Mary Oliver.

— Disney+'s upcoming film about Zach Sobiech, an aspiring musician who was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer his senior year of high school — didn't just want to make a movie about his life.

Nicholas White What started out pre-COVID-19 as a Warner Bros. theatrical teen inspirational drama, “Clouds,” became an early-acquisition feature film for Disney Plus, which begins streaming the movie on Oct.

The new Disney+ movie Clouds premieres this week and the streaming service celebrated by throwing a socially distant drive-in premiere in Los Angeles!

Disney+ this week., the new Disney film directed bystar Justin Baldoni, and starring Sabrina Carpenter, Fin Argus and Neve Campbell, will premiere on the streaming service on Friday, Oct. 16.

Justin Baldoni tells ET. Now, he's hoping Zach Sobiech's story will change yours, too: tells the inspiring true story of the 17-year-old musician as he navigates his senior year of high school, first love and being diagnosed with a rare bone cancer.

Justin Baldoni’s Wayfarer Studios, the banner behind successful teen dramaFive Feet Apart and upcoming Disney+ feature Clouds, has tapped Andrew Calof as president of production and development, across both film and television. Calof spent five years at Amblin Partners, where he most recently served as vp creative affairs.

Justin Baldoni’s Wayfarer Studios has announced a a roster of industry talent to act as judges and mentors for its film competition, "The Six Feet Apart Experiment". The social distancing-inspired competition, which recently expanded its deadline to July 6, takes it name from Baldoni's successful teen drama Five Feet Apart.

Clouds, the upcoming movie from director Justin Baldoni and starring Sabrina Carpenter, will go directly to Disney+ instead of getting a theatrical release.

Disney+ has picked up Clouds, the inspirational teen drama that stars relative newcomer Fin Argus, former Disney Channel star Sabrina Carpenter and Annabelle Comes Home star Madison Iseman. The movie, which wrapped shooting in Montreal earlier this year, was acquired from Warner Bros., where it was produced by studio-based producer Andrew Lazar and his Mad Chance banner.

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