Film and TV studio Muse Entertainment has signed a first-look deal with Walrus A magazine to expand on documentary and non-scripted television adaptations.
Moses will extract unpublished stories from Walrus Possibly to develop and produce timely unscripted documentaries and television series for global audiences. The development partnership will include investigative journalism and coverage of social issues, culture, politics, science and business walrus, With discussions about potential projects already underway.
The expansion into unscripted fare follows Muse’s long track record of scripted event projects such as Kennedy Miniseries for Reels, Starz Pillars of the Earth, Ben Hur from ABC, WGN America Bellevue And recently, Forensic doctor For CBC, Three pine l Amazon Prime Video and Sullivan Crossing For The CW, Fremantle and Netflix.
“As we continue to expand Muse Entertainment’s unscripted business, we are focused on building a collection of distinctive, high-quality stories with the potential to resonate globally. Walrus “We have earned a reputation for exceptional journalism, and this partnership gives us a unique opportunity to identify compelling stories early and develop them for audiences across film and television,” Jonas Probas, managing director of Unscripted at Muse Entertainment, said in a statement.
The non-fiction space installment by Muse, founded in 1998 by Michael Probus and based in Montreal, follows the production banner that hired former Blue Ant Studios executive Jennifer Harkness to the position of senior vice president of global development and partnerships, based in Los Angeles.
“Muse has built a global reputation for turning great ideas into memorable software. We are thrilled to partner with them to expand the reach and impact of our journalism,” Carmine Starnino, Editor-in-Chief of Muse walrus, He said in another statement. Includes upcoming documentaries and reality shows from Muse The unsolved murder of Beverly Lynn Smith (Amazon), For heaven’s sake (Paramount+) and The nose is deep (Bell Media, Sky UK).
At Blue Ant Studios, Harkness had credits as Peacock Epstein’s shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell, Prince Andrew: denied and Casey Anthony: Where the truth lies.
