Warner Music Close to Netflix Deal That Would Create Movies Around the Label’s Superstars: Report

Warner Music Close to Netflix Deal That Would Create Movies Around the Label’s Superstars: Report

If you thought we were at peak biopic, you may have been wrong — as a new deal suggests you should probably expect many more films and documentaries about music legends in the future.   Warner Music Group (WMG) is “close to an agreement” with Netflix to create movies and documentaries based on the company’s artists and songs, according to Bloomberg. WMG, which shut down its internal division that produced film and TV shows earlier this year an…

Warner Music In Talks With Netflix for Films About Its Artists

Warner Music Group Corp. is close to an agreement with Netflix Inc. to create a slate of movies and documentaries based on the label’s artists and songs, according to people familiar with the matter.

Warner Music & Netflix In Talks For Artist-Related Films

Warner Music Group is nearing a major content deal with Netflix to produce films and documentaries inspired by its legendary artists and songs, according to a new Bloomberg report. The discussions signal a renewed focus for the record label, which aims to turn its vast catalog into cinematic stories that resonate across generations. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Billboard On the Record (@billboardontherecord) The potential partne…

Warner Music in talks with Netflix for artist-based films

Warner Music Group WMG.O is nearing an agreement with Netflix NFLX.O to create a variety of movies and documentaries based on the label’s artists and songs, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Warner Music, the label behind artists such as Bruno Mars and Ed Sheerean, and Netflix did not respond to Reuters’ request for […]

Warner Music in talks with Netflix for films about its artists

Music biopics, documentaries and adjacent programming featuring tunes from prominent artists have become an essential business for labels and rightsholders who want to keep their catalogues relevant