Turnaround
When a studio decides not to develop a project further and allows the rights to revert to the original creators or rights holders, who can then seek new partners to develop the project.
When a studio decides not to develop a project further and allows the rights to revert to the original creators or rights holders, who can then seek new partners to develop the project.
An early screening of a film or TV show before its general release, conducted to gather audience feedback and identify potential improvements.
Formal acknowledgment or agreement related to a submitted treatment, often signifying progress in development discussions.
The stage where a written summary or outline of a project (treatment) has been presented for consideration.
Monitoring the progress and availability of a project or talent, often to assess the right timing for engagement or acquisition.
In the entertainment industry, “Talent” refers to individuals who possess artistic or creative skills essential to the production of films, television shows, theater, and other media projects. This includes not only actors but also directors, writers, musicians, and other creative professionals. Talent is the driving force behind the creative aspects of a project, bringing unique skills and interpretations that shape the final product.
