A ghost named Ronin (Duncan Regehr) who, we ultimately learn, has been seducing the minds and cohabiting the bodies of the women in Beverly's family for generations. (It's an "anaphasic lifeform," blah, blah, blah.) But for all intents and purposes, yes, a ghost. Okay, not really a ghost, because this is Star Trek. He represented animation studios and content fromĪround the world including Cartoon Saloon (“Wolfwalkers”), Richard Linklater’s “Apollo 10.5” and Jeremy Zag’s upcoming feature “Ladybug & Cat Noir.Star Trek: The Next Generation "Sub Rosa"īeverly attends her maternal grandmother's funeral on a colony modeled after Scotland, where she finds herself drawn uncontrollably into a bizarre and unexpected tryst with.
Della Rosa will be responsible for overseeing the functons of sales and the implementaion of its long and short-term commercial strategy, including identifying creative and business opportunities for Aniventure and its partners.ĭella Rosa joins from CAA where he worked for more than a decade and was recognized as a specialist in animation within the Media Finance Group. Kane and Mina previously worked together on BBC hit “The Field of Blood.” APPOINTMENTĪnimated content producer Aniventure has appointed Joe Della Rosa as chief commercial officer, based in Los Angeles. The show, which is not yet attached to a broadcaster, will be jointly exec produced by Mina, Kane and Freedom Scripted‘s creative director, Mike Ellen. As the pair investigate an attack and abduction on a South Asian family in season 1, titled “Still Midnight,” questions arise about whether their ambitious Machiavellian boss McKechnie has their backs or if he is just enjoying playing them off against each other for his own entertainment and questionable ends. The son of a leading cop, he longs to be seen as less a part of the firm. Morrow’s an outsider who wants to be an insider, paired with the far less capable but on message and true-blue Bannerman. The series will follow police officer Alex Morrow, who is formidable at solving crimes, but recent trauma means she can’t face talking to her husband, or bear to sleep in the family home. Writer David Kane, BAFTA nominated for BBC series “Shetland,” is developing author Denise Mina‘s five-book “Morrow” series into a multi-season TV series, set in Glasgow.
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