How do you measure a year? Audience research firm Luminate does just that in its newly released 2024 Film & TV Year-End Report. Two top Luminate executives – Marc Hoebich, executive VP and head of film and TV, and Carolyn Finger, senior VP of consumer success and product – break down the report and its findings.

How do you measure a year? Audience research firm Luminate does just that in its newly released 2024 Film &amp; TV Year-End Report. Two top Luminate executives &ndash; Marc Hoebich, executive VP and head of film and TV, and Carolyn Finger, senior VP of consumer success and product &ndash; break down the report and its findings.

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TV Volume Declines, Box Office Rebounds: 2024 By the Numbers

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The executive director of the Peabody Awards and professor at the communications school at the University of Georgia explains the uniqueness of the Peabody Awards and its process. He also discusses the difficulties of categorizing content these days and how electronic media is meeting the challenge of covering Trump 2.0.

The executive director of the Peabody Awards and professor at the communications school at the University of Georgia explains the uniqueness of the Peabody Awards and its process. He also discusses the difficulties of categorizing content these days and how electronic media is meeting the challenge of covering Trump 2.0.

Jeffrey P. Jones on Why the Peabody Awards are America’s Archive of TV Excellence

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In a rare roundtable interview, six senior leaders at CAA discuss the evolution of the agency and its leadership following the ICM Partners acquisition. The group discusses how the rise of social media has changed the game for clients and how the work of agenting has expanded along with the scale of the entertainment industry.

 

The participants are:

** Tiffany Ward (Managing Director and Scripted Television Agent)

** Jennifer Joel (Literary Agent and Co-Head of CAA Books)

** Lisa Joseph Metelus (CAA Board member and Head of Athlete Brand Strategy & Entertainment for CAA Sports)

** Maha Dakhil (Managing Director and Motion Picture Agent)

** Arleta Fowler (Digital Media Agent and Head of Digital Media Lifestyle Talent)

** Lara Sacket (Co-Head of Production Department)

In a rare roundtable interview, six senior leaders at CAA discuss the evolution of the agency and its leadership following the ICM Partners acquisition. The group discusses how the rise of social media has changed the game for clients and how the work of agenting has expanded along with the scale of the entertainment industry.
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The participants are:
** Tiffany Ward (Managing Director and Scripted Television Agent)
** Jennifer Joel (Literary Agent and Co-Head of CAA Books)
** Lisa Joseph Metelus (CAA Board member and Head of Athlete Brand Strategy &amp; Entertainment for CAA Sports)
** Maha Dakhil (Managing Director and Motion Picture Agent)
** Arleta Fowler (Digital Media Agent and Head of Digital Media Lifestyle Talent)
** Lara Sacket (Co-Head of Production Department)

CAA Insiders Talk Agency’s Leadership Evolution, Social Media ‘Game-Changers’ and Content Marketplace Expansion: ‘Our Job Description Has Expanded So Much’

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Ben Silverman, Co-CEO and Chairman of Propagate Content, goes deep on how a modern independent studio generates profit from TV series, documentaries and original digital and audio content. As it marks its 10th year, Propagate has added social media creators, brand and management dealmaking into the mix. Silverman, a veteran producer and former head of NBC Entertainment, reflects on how industry dealmaking has changed in discussing where the content business is headed. Plus a bonus segment: Writer Bill Prady shares a memory that involves John Oliver, Jim Henson, “Nightline” and the 1987 stock market crash.

Ben Silverman, Co-CEO and Chairman of Propagate Content, goes deep on how a modern independent studio generates profit from TV series, documentaries and original digital and audio content. As it marks its 10th year, Propagate has added social media creators, brand and management dealmaking into the mix. Silverman, a veteran producer and former head of NBC Entertainment, reflects on how industry dealmaking has changed in discussing where the content business is headed. Plus a bonus segment: Writer Bill Prady shares a memory that involves John Oliver, Jim Henson, &ldquo;Nightline&rdquo; and the 1987 stock market crash.

How to Make Money with Content: A Ben Silverman Explainer

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TV Volume Declines, Box Office Rebounds: 2024 By the Numbers

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