CNN Films brings distinguished, thought-provoking documentary programming to audiences on CNN's platforms around the world.
The District is a film and television company started in 2014 by film director Ruben Fleischer and former RipCord Productions employee David Bernard.
Media Res is a TV and film production company launched by former HBO executive Michael Ellenberg in partnership with Vancouver-based production and financing entity Bron Studios. The moniker “Media Res” is derived from the Latin phrase “in medias res,” a literary term for a story that opens in the middle of the action, challenging readers (or viewers) to figure out the context as the narrative unfolds.
Studio T (formerly TBS Productions) is Turner Broadcasting’s in-house studio.
Based in Los Angeles and Istanbul, Karga Seven Pictures is led by award-winning producers Emre Sahin, Sarah Wetherbee and Kelly McPherson. Karga Seven Pictures' US division produces an array of unscripted projects for all major networks, including recent shows for Discovery Channel, NatGeo, MTV, A&E and Travel Channel. Karga Seven opened their Turkish outfit in 2017, and current projects include new scripted series Midnight at the Pera Palace, and docu-drama Rise of Empires: Ottoman, both for Netflix. Karga Seven recently produced Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch for Discovery Channel.
National Geographic Studios is the video and film production division of the National Geographic Society, a global nonprofit membership organization driven by a passionate belief in the power of science, exploration and storytelling to change the world. From television series and specials to giant screen, from mobile video to digital news and educational content, National Geographic Studios’ productions embody the Society’s long-standing reputation for stunning visuals and captivating storytelling. National Geographic Studios has received nearly 150 Emmy Awards and almost 1,000 other industry accolades, including recognition from the Peabody Awards, DuPont Columbia Awards, multiple film and museum industry awards and the highest honors from natural history film festivals. National Geographic Studios also produces and distributes giant-screen and digital 3D films for the museum cinema industry.
Imagine Kids+Family was formed in 2019 by Imagine Entertainment Chairmen Brian Grazer and Ron Howard with a focus on developing and producing premium kids and family entertainment with capabilities in consumer products and franchise building. Imagine Kids+Family is run by President Stephanie Sperber, a veteran kids entertainment executive with a successful career in building kids and family businesses, IP, and franchises.
Founded in 2011 and run by partners Stan Spry, Jeff Holland, Evan Corday, Geoff Silverman, Bradford Bricken and Eric Woods, The Cartel is a feature film and television production, management, and financing company representing top-tier showrunners, show creators, writers, directors, producers and production companies in film, TV and new media. The Cartel has also been involved in more than 100 movie and television productions since inception, including the hit series Creepshow for Shudder, the animated series Twelve Forever for Netflix, and the upcoming Day of the Dead for Syfy. The Cartel previously produced the series Ties That Bind for Up TV, and A Place in the Sun for Discovery as well as several recent feature films, including Switched for Christmas, Jeepers Creepers 3, Christmas Connection, Love at the Shore, Sun Sand and Romance, Love at First Glance, and Wrong Nanny, to name a few. In 2013 The Cartel purchased and renovated Tamarind Lithography Studios, which is their Los Angeles headquarters, as well as a full-service production and post-production complex. The Cartel also has offices in London, England, New York, NY and Winnipeg, Manitoba.
