This exciting new deal will also, most interestingly, see Saw 's OG co-creator James Wan — whose Atomic Monster production company merged with Blumhouse last year — make a proper creative ...

Researcher IDC has unexpectedly concluded that the current administration’s see-sawing tariff plan is going to actually help the PC market grow in 2025. IDC said Wednesday that it now expects ...

Cross City Films, See-Saw’s in-house sales arm, is teaming up with WME Independent to secure financing during the Cannes Film Festival.

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A see-saw second half saw West Ham United and AFC Bournemouth share the points after a 2-2 draw at London Stadium. The Irons initially trailed to Evanilson's 38th-minute strike, but Niclas Füllkrug ...

We were meant to see Saw 11 this coming September, but no progress has been made on the upcoming movie since the first half of 2024, co-writer Patrick Melton says. "We haven’t heard anything ...

Ottawa’s tech sector is caught in the whirlwind of U.S. President Donald Trump’s on-again-off-again tariffs, with some companies weighing whether tariffs will force them to move operations ...

Mediawan, the independent European audiovisual content studio, has announced its partnership with the UK and Australian-based independent production company See-Saw Films through the acquisition of a ...

See-Saw’s recent releases include “Apple Cider Vinegar,” the first production from its Australian joint venture Picking Scabs, which peaked at No #3 on Netflix’s global Top 10 chart.

European production-distribution group Mediawan has acquired a majority stake in British-Australian production company See-Saw Films, the Oscar-winning studio behind The King’s Speech and The ...

British-Australian production powerhouse See-Saw Films has been bought by France’s Mediawan. The growing entertainment outfit, which also owns Brad Pitt’s Plan B, has taken a 51% majority in ...