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Jan 31, 2018 · Jenny Borgars, Studiocanal’s long-time UK head of production, is to join Pathe, Screen can reveal. Borgars, one of the UK’s most established production executives, will join in May as deputy...
Jenny Borgars, who has been Studiocanal’s U.K. head of production since 2008, is joining Pathé as deputy managing director.
- Career and Legacy
- Studiocanal UK
- Future
Perkins began his career as a marketing executive at the Feature Film Company in 1996. He formed Optimum Releasing in 1999 with Will Clarke and Paul Higgins, taking the role of head of distribution. French giant Studiocanal, part of the Vivendi-owned Canal Plus Group, purchased Optimum in 2006 and Perkins was named CEO in 2010, one year before the ...
Studiocanal wouldn’t confirm a timeline for appointing a new UK CEO, or any candidates under consideration, but indicated an announcement could take place over the summer before Perkins formally exits. Maxime Saada, CEO of the Canal Plus Group and Studiocanal chairman, sent an email this afternoon to Studiocanal employees informing them of Perkins’...
Perkins will leave Studiocanal UK with strong personal relationships across the UK’s independent film production scene, including with Working Title Films, Aardman, Heyday Films, Blueprint Pictures, Warp Films, Big Talk Productions and See-Saw Films, as well as with international companies such as Amazon Studios. ”The relationship with Amazon evolv...
Jenny Borgars is known for Attack the Block (2011), The Awakening (2011) and Before I Go to Sleep (2014).
- Producer, Additional Crew, Executive
- Jenny Borgars
Studiocanal UK Head of Production Jenny Borgars is moving to Pathé. The executive, who has been with Studiocanal since 2008, will become Deputy Managing Director at Pathé in its London offices,...
May 10, 2007 · LONDON — Jenny Borgars, the former head of the U.K. Film Council’s Development Fund, has joined Andy Harries, producer of “The Queen,” as head of film at his new company Left Bank...
Jenny Borgars is the Head of theDevelopment Fund at the Film Council. In this hugely informative interview, Nic Wistreich finds out why and how and from who Jenny should be receiving applications.
