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Paramount layoffs hit Asia; 5 staffers to exit Singapore office
Paramount has laid off five staffers from its Singapore-based Asia team as part of widespread cuts to teams around the world. The five are from programming, marketing and creative. No official announcement has been made and the names have not been...
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Micah Hewson joins All3Media International team in new Aus/NZ sales role
Micah Hewson has joined All3Media International as VP Sales for Australia and New Zealand, the U.K.-based global indie said today. Hewson was most recently head of commercial development at ITV Studios Australia, and before that he was executive...
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Singapore’s Singtel TV drops Dreamworks (HD) from 16 July
Singapore’s Singtel TV is dropping the Dreamworks (HD) channel from 16 July. The telco has told subscribers that its latest channel update focused on “the content that's more popular among our viewers”, and directed viewers to Cartoon...
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NHK’s Shin Yasuda on the way forward for documentary co-production; Countdown begins for "Run Against Time: The Snowman Race" int'l debut
In October 2024, 25 of the world’s top extreme runners gathered in the Kingdom of Bhutan for one of the most remote and challenging foot races ever – the Snowman Race, 175 kilometers of Himalayan…
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"Masterchef Cambodia" breaks domestic engagement records; CBS CEO Dave Ulmer kicks off studio expansion, led by tie-up with L.A.’s The Studio
Cambodia’s largest broadcaster, Cambodian Broadcasting Service (CBS) is rolling out an international charm offensive on the back of the blockbuster launch of the new season of MasterChef and the…
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Korean film fund closes, backers exit as book value collapses; cinema merger adds pressure to Korean movie sector
Shinhan Bank-Daesung Cultural Contents Investment Fund, previously a South Korean movie fund with KRW7 billion/US$5 million of starting capital, has been closed by its two principal backers – Shinhan…
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Uncomfortable moment of reckoning for Asian cinema; little love, few deals, low funding mark subdued Asian showing at Cannes Film Festival
Just days before it got underway, the Cannes Film Festival revealed that Chinese film "Resurrection" would join its main competition. The addition meant two Asian films in the festival’s most-watched…
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