Larry Tanz’s Post

Ambassador Razdan Duggal was thrilled to host Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos and Netflix Netherlands Amsterdam-based team (the well-deserved winners of the very first 🇺🇸 Mission Award for Innovation in #DEIA) to celebrate their partnerships with ROSE stories and New Producers Academy. Together, they are inspiring opportunities for diverse talent in the 🇳🇱 audiovisual industry and creating space for even more content which reflects diversity throughout the Netherlands. 📸: Netflix

Today at #SeriesMania VP of EMEA Content Larry Tanz took the stage with an audience 600-strong to underscore Netflix’s commitment and investment across the region. He shared, “We want to reach our audience where they are. We're trying to cater for various tastes, we have to have variety. We have to find the right mix across series, across films, unscripted." https://lnkd.in/eJXVyjxH

In 2021, we launched the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity - a $100 million commitment over five years that aims to build new pathways for underrepresented talent within entertainment. Since the beginning, the Fund has worked to develop in-house programs and support organizations committed to setting talent up for success in the industry. To celebrate the Fund turning three, we asked creatives from around the world what these programs have meant to them. We’re incredibly thankful to this community who each day work to bring amazing stories to life for audiences globally. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/dnJjwbpV 1) Jabbar Raisani is a US-based director who participated in the Netflix Series Director Development Program as a VFX supervisor, producer and director for the Netflix series Lost in Space. Most recently, Jabbar directed and produced Netflix’s latest live-action series, Avatar: The Last Airbender. 2) Ria Nalavade is an India-based actor, filmmaker and alumni of our short film workshop, TakeTen where she developed her short film, Home2. 3) Italy-based scriptwriter Jacopo Cazzaniga is an alumni of the Netflix program La Bottega della Sceneggiatura, where he was awarded for his screenplay Il Peso Del Mondo and worked as an assistant writer for Netflix’s A.C.A.B. The Series. 4) Costume designer Zjena Glamocanin participated in the Netflix-supported Four Nations Mentoring Scheme in partnership with UK-based Women in Film and Television. 5) Assistant editor Anthony Chang joined our Boost the Base program in Los Angeles where he’s since worked on fan-favorites like Perfect Match, The Ultimatum, and The Ultimatum Queer Love. 6) Canadian producer Stephanie Hodgson joined the Animation Career EXCELerator (ACE) in 2023, which helped set her up to start her own production company. 7) US-based Toni Neshae Williams took part in the Netflix and Handy Foundation Assistant Editors program, where she’s worked on projects such as Netflix’s unscripted series, The Circle. 8) Writer and director Latifa Khoory participated in the ‘Women in Film’: Introduction to the Creative Process initiative by Netflix and the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC), a training program focused on introducing the creative filmmaking process for emerging women talent. 9) Musician and filmmaker Mato Wayuhi participated in the Illuminative Producers program, a year-long training program aimed at upskilling Indigenous producers in the industry. 10) Lloyd Lee Choi is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker who participated in the Netflix-funded, Future Gold Film Fellowship. After completing the program, Lloyd’s short film, Closing Dynasty, received numerous accolades from festivals around the world.

I can't remember when but he had once said that his goal is to die penniless but you guys (Netflix employees) are making it difficult. Because the company is doing well and the stock price keeps going up. Once in a life time leader. A brilliant person.

merci beaucoup

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Love our Top 10 Lists but want to dig deeper? Starting today, Netflix will release a twice yearly engagement report showing hours viewed for our original and licensed titles in the previous six months. The first list is here and covers Jan to June ‘23: https://lnkd.in/gUV7xd-T

Congrats to Netflix’s big winners at the 2023 International Emmys!

🏆 Beste, Beste, Beste, Beste, Beste, Beste! Gleich sechs Mal wurden unsere Serien „Kleo“, „Die Kaiserin“ und „King of Stonks“ beim Deutschen Fernsehpreis 2023 mit diesem Attribut ausgezeichnet – und wir freuen uns riesig! 🎉 „Kleo“ arbeitet die deutsch-deutsche Geschichte mal ganz anders und äußerst originell auf und erhielt dafür den Titel „Beste Drama-Serie“. Da ist es nur wenig überraschend, dass Jella Haase – die mit ihrer schauspielerischen Tour de Force dafür sorgt, dass die schrille Reise in die Wendezeit besonders in Erinnerung bleibt – den Preis für die „Beste Schauspielerin“ entgegennahm.  🎉 Philip Froissant hat als Kaiser Franz Joseph in „Die Kaiserin“ auf ganzer Linie überzeugt. Sein intensives Spiel zeigt seine Figur ebenso realistisch wie nachvollziehbar – und brachte ihm den Titel „Bester Schauspieler“. In Szene gesetzt wurden er und seine Schauspielkolleg*innen von Gabriela Reumer (Kostüm) und Matthias Müsse (Szenenbild), die dafür in der Kategorie „Beste Ausstattung Fiktion“ abgeräumt haben. 🎉 Mit „King of Stonks“ wurde der größte und absurdeste Finanzskandal der deutschen Geschichte zur „Besten Comedy-Serie“. Nicht zuletzt, weil Rainer Nigrelli, Florian Böttger und Christoph Otto mit staccato-artigen Schnitten und vertikalen sowie senkrechten Bildfolgen die Handlung vorantreiben und auf diese Weise eine enorme erzählerische Dynamik erzeugen, urteilte die Jury. Für ihre Leistung erhielten sie die Auszeichnung für den „Besten Schnitt“. Wir sind stolz, dass wir mit diesen außerordentlichen Talenten arbeiten dürfen und ihre Leistungen so gebührend ausgezeichnet werden. Here is to you: 🥂❤️!