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Quintus Studios adds factual content for its VOD channels - Vimarsana News

Quintus Studios adds factual content for its VOD channels

| 02 June 2021 Quintus Studios has acquired several factual titles from a number of European distributors including those from FD Real, Free Documentary, Free Documentary History, Free Documentary Nature and ENDEVR. Through a volume deal with All3Media International, on board for Free Documentary History in the US, Canada, Australia and India are titles such as Secrets of the Royal Babies and Rome: Empire Without Limit with Mary Beard and Engineering Giants for Free Documentary. Produced by Spun Gold for ITV, Secrets of the Royal Babies tells the tales of Royal births, motherhood...

Realscreen » Archive » Extra: Quintus Studios, Drive ink factual deals; Rocket Rights to sell C4 series - Vimarsana News

Realscreen » Archive » Extra: Quintus Studios, Drive ink factual deals; Rocket Rights to sell C4 series

Quintus Studios secures slate of acquisitions for European distribution Quintus Studios, based in Berlin, has acquired several factual titles from European distributors to strengthen its on-demand documentary channels. The studio has picked up Secrets of the Royal Babies (1 x 60 minutes), produced by Spun Gold for ITV, to air on Quintus’ Free Documentary History channel. Engineering Giants (3 x 60 minutes) and Rome: Empire Without Limit with Mary Beard, produced by Lion Television, will air on its Free Documentary channel. All three titles were purchased in a volume deal with All3Media...

Mary Beard's 'retirement present' to fund students - Vimarsana News

Mary Beard's 'retirement present' to fund students

BBC News By Sean Coughlan Published image captionMary Beard wants classics to be not just for "posh people" Historian Mary Beard is to fund scholarships for two disadvantaged students to study classics at Cambridge University, as a "retirement present". The Cambridge professor is stepping down next year after almost 40 years of teaching and research. She described the £80,000 donation as her "payback time". "I am very conscious of what I've gained from classics, no-one from my family had a university degree," said Dame Mary. The historian and television presenter wants to help widen the reac...

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