As 2023 came to a close, Lionsgate completed its acquisition of Entertainment One (eOne). This adds 6,500 movie and TV titles to his already extensive library. The following network steps will be added accordingly: rookieThis will form one of Lionsgate's three key content pillars of focus, along with acquired drama and premium IP. said Agapie Kapolanis, Lionsgate's president of international television and digital distribution. world screen At a TV screening in London, she gave her thoughts on the products the company is introducing and what buyers are looking for.
WS: What are some new Lionsgate titles that you and your team are looking forward to introducing?
Kapouranis: We are pleased to offer network procedurals including the hit eOne series rookie. Additionally, we are always looking for interesting and engaging content for our clients and plan to bring you drama series. fake and border Attended this year's London TV screening.
WS: What gives these titles their international appeal?
Kapouranis: Network procedurals have great appeal to audiences around the world. rookieis currently in its sixth season on ABC and has been a worldwide success. fake and BolDarline It features an element of intrigue that attracts the audience.
WS: What is driving Lionsgate's 2024 strategy?
Kapouranis: We focus on introducing three main content pillars. Each category includes the eOne series, which has been added to our robust library following recent acquisitions of global content platforms.
Network procedurals constitute the first category and the second category is fake and border These are great examples of the engaging drama series we offer for our clients.Third, we are continually working on premium IP, which is highly anticipated. Spartacus: House of Ashur The series, a reboot of one of STARZ's biggest original hits, was nominated for an Emmy Award. yellow jacket in the Showtime mix.
WS: What are you hearing from your buyers?
Kapouranis: Every year, buyers demand premium content with dynamic storylines, and that's exactly what we offer at our shows. We also believe there is an increase in demand for original series that can drive subscriptions.
