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DreamWorks Distribution, LLC – theatrical distribution arm of DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation; DW Funding LLC – library holder of live-action DreamWorks films; Famous Studios (later Paramount Cartoon Studios) – closed after Gulf+Western's acquisition of Paramount Pictures in 1967
Distribution rights to the Rysher Entertainment film library (owned by Vine Alternative Investments) (excluding The Opposite of Sex, distributed by Sony Pictures Classics) [4] Distribution rights to the Bing Crosby Productions film library; Paramount Digital Studios library Awesomeness. Awesomeness Ink [5] Awesomeness Films [6] Awesomeness News [7]
Radius (stylized as RADiUS; formerly Radius-TWC) is a dormant film label by Lantern Entertainment, formerly to TWC's division, for distribution of multi-platform video-on-demand and theatrical productions. It was launched in 2012 by Tom Quinn and Jason Janego, and specialized in niche and independent films rather than those aimed at mainstream ...
Paramount Global is undergoing additional restructuring leading up to its expected merger with Skydance Media in 2025. The media conglomerate is integrating the group that handles distribution for ...
More consolidation, more problems — that’s the latest fear gripping the theatrical industry. After a monthslong negotiation process, Paramount and Skydance have struck a merger agreement.While ...
Paramount "is an incredible asset for ViacomCBS," Bakish told Wall Street analysts during the company's second-quarter earnings call Thursday. "It has a powerful collection of IP, […]
As a result, what would become Melange Pictures, LLC, a division of Paramount Pictures, now owns the theatrical distribution on behalf of Paramount Animation — all the more ironic since Paramount Pictures originally released the classic shorts in the first place — while Trifecta Entertainment & Media (inherited from CBS Television ...
CBS Films Inc. was an American film production and distribution company founded in 2007 as a subsidiary of CBS Corporation [3] and was considered a mini-major studio up until 2019. [ 4 ] CBS Films originally was planned to distribute, develop and produce four to six $50 million budget films a year. [ 2 ]