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Sky teams up with Dorothy St Pictures for ‘female slanted content’

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Sky teams up with Dorothy St Pictures for ‘female slanted content’

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Sky Studios has announced a development deal with Dorothy St Pictures.

The London-based film and television production company will co-produce a slate of documentary projects with Sky Studios, Sky has revealed.

Sky Studios’ Director of Factual, Barnaby Shingleton

“In collaboration with Sky’s factual commissioning teams across all our territories, we’re excited to turbocharge our documentary slate with series and feature documentaries from Dorothy St Pictures. The Dorothy St team are exceptional filmmakers with a keen eye for stories that explore society and the human condition from a totally unique vantage point.”

Sky Studios, the broadcaster’s original programming arm across Europe, today announced a development deal with Dorothy St Pictures, the female-led home for filmmakers, both new and established, to tell authentic, original and distinctive stories.

Announced today as part of the Televisual Factual Festival, the partnership will see the award-winning Dorothy St Pictures team, which includes founder Julia Nottingham and Director and Producer Becky Read, to co-produce an exclusive slate of high-end series and feature documentaries with strong theatrical qualities across a range of topics, often told from the female gaze.

The projects are expected to target Sky’s factual channels across Europe and viewers around the world with Sky’s sister company, NBCUniversal, taking a first-look option for global distribution.

Dorothy St Pictures Founder Julia Nottingham:

“We’re uncovering compelling new stories all the time, so we’re thrilled to be working with Sky Studios to fast-track development. They share our vision for premium documentaries, and we can’t wait for this partnership to bear fruit and bring audiences more exceptional and high-quality storytelling.”

Titles and programme content will be released in the new year Sky note.

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