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    Home » Superprime Extends Relationship With Loren Denis, Takes On U.K. Representation For The Director

    Superprime Extends Relationship With Loren Denis, Takes On U.K. Representation For The Director

    By SHOOTMonday, October 20, 2025No Comments129 Views
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    Director Loren Denis’ relationship with Superprime Films has extended geographically. The company, which continues to handle her in the U.S. and France, now adds to that territory with Superprime London taking on representation for the director in the U.K. market. Prior to this, Denis was repped in the U.K. by Rattling Stick.

    A former model who began her career in New York, Denis developed her visual sensibility from years spent in front of the camera before finding her true calling behind it. Today, she’s known for films that capture her subjects in unguarded, luminous moments.

    Her diverse body of work spans clients including HOKA, the Olympics, FIFA, Nike, MGM, and Adidas as well as stars like Lionel Messi, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Neymar and Jane Fonda. In each film, Denis manages to fuse precision with play balancing composition and energy, light and shadow, style and sincerity. Her direction reveals a fascination with what happens between takes: those fleeting seconds when performance falls away and truth emerges.

    Most recently, she directed a campaign for HOKA, which celebrates the power of community. “Together We Fly Higher” traces the quiet triumphs and challenges that define a runner’s journey, the highs and lows every runner knows. Set to Bob Dylan’s “Shelter from the Storm,” it captures how progress is never truly solitary, revealing the invisible network of coaches, teammates, and family whose belief propels each step forward.

    Rebecca Skinner, co-founder of Superprime Films, added, “Loren’s dedication to her craft has been inspiring to watch through our years working together. She immerses herself into every fragment of the process from start to finish, creating work that feels intimate and instinctive. We’re thrilled to support her next chapter in the U.K.”

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    Takeover Bid Of Parent Company Means Limbo For CNN, Some Fellow Cable Networks

    Tuesday, December 9, 2025

    Paramount Skydance's hostile takeover bid of Warner Bros. Discovery, announced Monday, places CNN and its sister cable networks squarely back into what is likely to be an extended period of management limbo. There was some relief at CNN with last Friday's announcement that Netflix was buying Warner's studio and streaming businesses, since the cable network would not be a part of that deal. Paramount's bid, if successful, opens the possibility of a combined CNN and CBS News. The management uncertainty adds to what is already a challenging time at CNN, where there was no doubt who was in charge before swashbuckling founder Ted Turner sold his company in 1996. "That era might as well be the roaring '20s for how long ago it feels," said Ross Benes, senior analyst at emarketer.com. Paramount's bid, which must be approved by shareholders and regulators, could be seen favorably by President Donald Trump, who is closely allied with Paramount Skydance chairman and CEO David Ellison as well as his father, Oracle founder Larry Ellison. But Trump has already expressed anger at the company on social media for Sunday's "60 Minutes" report on former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Prior to Friday's announcement, Warner Bros. Discovery had said it planned to spin off its cable television networks including CNN, Discovery, HGTV, the Food Network and TLC, into a separate company. The growth of streaming has made cable networks an unattractive business. “Those announcements lead to more uncertainty and greater anxiety among the current CNN staff and among those of us who served for many years as leaders of CNN under Ted,” said Tom Johnson, former CNN president in the 1990s. CNN's television ratings have tumbled to the extent that it is firmly the third-rated... Read More

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