Disney+ Nabs Amazon Exec for Key Production Role
The former Amazon Germany originals boss will join in early 2027 as Disney aims to triple international originals over three years.
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Disney+ Nabs Amazon Exec for Key Production Role
Disney+ is already one of the top streaming services in the world, but there is still plenty of room for growth, and Disney sees much of that opportunity in overseas markets. Now the streamer has made a significant move to increase its success in Europe by snapping up an executive...
Disney+ Taps Amazon Exec Philip Pratt To Oversee Germany, Switzerland and Austria Originals
Amazon MGM Studios exec Philip Pratt has jumped ship to Disney+ where he will oversee original production for Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Currently head of original productions at Amazon, he is set to join the Mouse House early next year as a VP, reporting to EMEA content boss Angela Jain. “As we grow our local originals for Disney+ in EMEA, we want to back bold, distinctive storytelling that feels relevant to local audiences and can sta…
Disney+ Hires Philip Pratt In Germany To Run Originals
Philip Pratt, the former Amazon Germany originals boss who oversaw the likes of Maxton Hall, has moved over to Disney+. Pratt has taken on the VP, Original Production post in Germany, Switzerland and Austria and will join Disney in early 2027 to oversee commissioning in the region, based out of Munich. He is effectively replacing Benjamina Mirnik-Voges, who is leaving. Reporting to EMEA content boss Angela Jain, he will contribute to a Disne…
Prime-Time in Entenhausen: Former Amazon manager Philip Pratt changes to Disney as Vice President Original Production at the beginning of 2027. He will be responsible for all local productions for the Disney+ streaming service in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Pratt reports to Angela Jain, who heads the content division for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He comes from Amazon MGM Studios, where he has been responsible for German own produ…
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