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Solstice Entertainment has terminated its acquisition agreement with Element Pictures and simultaneously unveiled a new $500 million stock repurchase program to return capital to shareholders.
The BBC has renewed its high-stakes thriller 'Nightsleeper' for a second season, with the plot shifting from land to sea and Element Pictures taking over production.
David Freyne, writer-director of 'Eternity,' and Caroline O’Donoghue, writer of 'The Rachel Incident,' along with other industry figures, have been confirmed as speakers for the third edition of Element Pictures’ Storyhouse Screenwriting Festival.
Director Lenny Abrahamson, known for 'Room' and 'Normal People,' is preparing to shoot his next film for Element Pictures. Tom Burke and Eve Hewson have been cast in the upcoming project.
Disney+ has officially renewed its crime dramas Alice and Steve and Under Salt Marsh for second seasons while confirming a premiere date for the Korean historical series The Remarried Empress. The streaming platform also greenlit a new project from playwright Kate Cortesi in partnership with Element Pictures.
The film "The Lost Children of Tuam," produced by Liam Neeson and Element Pictures, is set to have its world premiere at the upcoming Galway Film Fleadh.
Oscar-nominee Brady Corbet, filmmaker Harry Lighton, Audrey Diwan, and writer Abi Morgan are among the talents confirmed to participate in the third edition of Element Pictures’ Dublin-based screenwriting festival, Storyhouse.
Element Pictures, the prominent Irish film and TV production company, has appointed Chris Duggan, a seasoned publicist formerly with Sky and HBO, as its first in-house Head of Communications and Marketing.
"Normal People" director Lenny Abrahamson is set to reunite with the BBC for an adaptation of David Nicholl’s novel "You Are Here," produced by Element Pictures.
Extraordinary star Máiréad Tyers has been cast in the leading role for Channel 4, Universal, and Element Pictures' adaptation of Caroline O'Donoghue's novel, 'The Rachel Incident'.