Latest content trends in Film and Television – January 2023

Webinar Date: 11th-12th September

Latest content trends in Film and Television – January 2023

Latest content trends in Film and Television - January 2023

There’s one question that’s always top of mind for anyone in the entertainment industry – what are the latest content trends in film and television?

Vitrina’s cutting-edge AI technology keeps track of worldwide productions in real time. Acquisition teams are able to track exciting programmes as they arrive on the market.

Awards, trade show trends, cast lineups, etc. no longer dictate content acquisition strategies. Buyers are asking for material targeted to a certain event or audience type. For example, an acquirer is looking for niche cooking programmes. They want to buy shows that use food to celebrate local cultures during festivals.

In today's streaming market, plot matters more than performers. Buyers want to get content their consumers enjoy.

Vitrina prioritises titles by deal activity, popularity, release date, and your preferences. By providing a non-biased list Vitrina makes it easy to discover new content. Not only that, the list is also more in-tune with upcoming trends.

This is a refreshing departure from biased sales pitches, marketing, and prejudiced perspectives.

Found a tv series that looks interesting? Find out right away who has licensing rights. You could also look for similar shows and find new partners to collaborate with.

Track the relevant signals to discover exactly which titles will define trends. Vitrina tracks all of them!

Vitrina’s monthly content roundup for trending content deals in film and television for January 2023 below, gives you a glimpse of what you can explore on the platform.

Latest Commissions

Surviving Sumner

Netflix signed a production deal with ZDF Studios and Werner Film Productions for Surviving Summer

Flordelis: A Family Crime

HBO Max signed a production deal with Petterle Films, Viva Productions and Wall to Wall Media for Flordelis: A Family Crime for Worldwide (Including Brazil)

Trending in Deal Intel

The Crime Is Mine

Playtime announced a distribution deal with several distributors for The Crime Is Mine for multiple regions in Europe.

Reginald the Vampire

Syfy signed a production deal with Cineflix Media, Great Pacific Media, December Films and Modern Story for Reginald the Vampire

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Recent Season Renewals

Chucky

Syfy and USA Network signed a production deal with Universal Content Productions for a season renewal of Chucky

Ghosts

CBS signed a production deal with BBC Studios Los Angeles Production, Lionsgate Television, CBS Studios and Monumental Television for Ghosts

Recent Format Rights Acquired

Love for the Ages

Banijay Rights signed an acquisition deal with Red Arrow Studios International for Love for the Ages for Nordics, Portugal, Italy, Netherlands, France

Ready to Mingle

Viasat3 signed an acquisition deal with ITV Studios for Ready to Mingle for Hungary

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Sea of Time

HBO Central Europe signed an acquisition deal with DFW International for Sea of Time for Central Europe

Who Invited Charlie?

Vertical Entertainment signed a distribution deal with Jason Dubin, Reid Scott, Xavier Manrique, Nicholas Schutt and CAA Media Finance for Who Invited Charlie? for North America

Recent Acquisitions

Dinofroz

V-Me Media signed an acquisition deal with Mondo TV Group for Bat Pat, Dinofroz and The Drakers

The Stand Up Sketch Show

Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation signed an acquisition deal with BBC Studios for The Stand Up Sketch Show

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Who is this for

This briefing is built for people who make or fund decisions about how content gets produced — not for general AI curiosity.

Producers & EPs

Looking to cut production costs and timelines without cutting corners on quality or buyer expectations.

Studio & Streamer Execs

Setting internal AI policy and want a clear-eyed view of what’s production-ready versus what’s still risky.

Post & VFX Vendors

Deciding where to invest in AI tooling to stay competitive on turnaround and price.

Your hosts

Two people who talk to studios, streamers, financiers, and vendors every single week.

EXPERT

Atul Phadnis

Founder & CEO, Vitrina A.I.

– A value-chain specialist and host of Vitrina’s LeaderSpeak podcast series, Atul reads and analyzes big-player market moves—across regions, genres, content slates, and partner choices—and deciphers the why, how, and what next – within the business of content.

HOST

Kunal Barai

Strategic Growth & Solutions Leader, Vitrina

– Kunal spends every day speaking with studios, streamers, financiers, and vendors—surfacing real financing, partnership, and growth needs. He brings those live questions to the session to spot trends in real time and map where the industry is heading next.