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2 months ago | kftv.com | Gabriella Geisinger

For Paramount Pictures’ September 5, production designer Julian R Wagner had to accurately recreate the 1972 ABC Sports Studio in Munich; a place that no longer exists. This was the place where, during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, an American sports broadcasting team adapted to live coverage as Israeli athletes were held hostage by a terrorist group.

2 months ago | kftv.com | Gabriella Geisinger

Production will begin this month in Queensland, Australia on Spa Weekend, the new destination comedy starring Isla Fisher, Leslie Mann, Michelle Buteau and Anna Faris. The Gold Coast is doubling for Los Angeles in the latest film from Bad Moms’ writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, produced by Black Bear and Suzanne Todd Productions with production services from Australia’s Brouhaha Entertainment.

2 months ago | kftv.com | Gabriella Geisinger

18 Holes to Paradise has been certified by Green Film, an international initiative that recognises environmentally responsible film and television productions. The feature film, directed by João Nuno Pinto and produced by Wonder Maria Filmes, is supported by Pic Portugal's cash rebate incentive, a rate of 25%, which may be increased to 30 % based on a cultural test.

2 months ago | kftv.com | Gabriella Geisinger

Los Angeles-based Stories International and Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) have entered into a partnership to adapt TBS’ programs for English-speaking and international audiences. Under this partnership, Stories International and TBS will select approximately 40 drama IPs from TBS’s catalogue to be remade. The partnership will combine these narratives with Hollywood production standards and seeks to captivate a broader audience.

2 months ago | kftv.com | Gabriella Geisinger

Ashley Walters has commenced production on his directorial feature debut Animol. Drawing on his own experience, Ashley directs a searing portrayal of life within the confines of a Young Offenders’ Institution. Written by Nick Love, Animol was developed by Film4 in collaboration with Joi Productions. Sky is collaborating with Film4 for the first time as co-financiers on the project, with the UK's BFI (awarding National Lottery funding) also financing.