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1. variety.com › 2023 › tvWalden Media Hires Benjamin Tappan as President of Production

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   Apr 18, 2023 · Former Epix exec Benjamin Tappan has joined Walden Media as president of production, overseeing the shingle’s TV and film development, as well as production. Tappan’s hire comes as Walden...

2. www.walden.com › filmsWalden Media - Films | Walden Media

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3. variety.com › 2023 › tvWalden Media Acquires 'The City We Became' for ... - Variety

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   Feb 14, 2023 · Walden Media has preemptively acquired N.K. Jemisin ’s bestselling “The Great Cities” duology, “ The City We Became ” and “The World We Make,” with the intention to develop both books into an...

4. m.youtube.com › user › officialwaldenmediaWalden Media - YouTube

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   Walden Media. @officialwaldenmedia ‧. 1.34K subscribers ‧ 24 videos. This is the official YouTube channel for Walden Media. Home. Videos. Playlists. Community. Videos. Play all. 2:59. The...

5. variety.com › 2019 › filmWalden Media's CEO Frank Smith on Navigating Big-Budget Era

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   Jul 31, 2019 · Jul 31, 2019 12:41pm PT. Listen: How Walden Media Navigates the Mega-Budget Film Era. CEO Frank Smith partners with studios to keep kid-friendly fare like 'Dora and the Lost City of Gold' in...

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   Walden Media. 180,033 likes · 4 talking about this. Creators of family-friendly entertainment. We tell stories that recapture the imagination, rekindle curiosity, and demonstrate the rewards of virtue.

7. www.yahoo.com › entertainment › listen-walden-media-navigatesListen: How Walden Media Navigates the Mega-Budget Film Era

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   Jul 31, 2019 · Once open to helping finance a $200 million-plus project like “The Chronicles of Narnia,” Walden has lost its taste for mega-budget fare because the economics no longer make sense to Smith.