A series involving Apple TV is being discussed, with executive producer Hiro Murai and executive producer Katie Dippold involved in a renewed multi-year deal dating back to 2014.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
A series involving Apple TV is being discussed, with executive producer Hiro Murai and executive producer Katie Dippold involved in a renewed multi-year deal dating back to 2014.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The successful 'Widow's Bay' series production is leveraging Instagram for fan merchandise marketing.1 source
- Katie Dippold created a new series on the Apple TV platform.Sub-event
Dale Dickey is cast in the new series created by Katie Dippold and Hiro Murai.1 source
Production details emerge for the renewed Apple TV series, including the lead actor and season renewal.1 source
Matthew Rhys and Katie Dippold are involved in new content for Apple TV.1 source
Apple TV, Katie Dippold, and Hiro Murai are involved in a series production deal that began in 2014.1 source
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The entities involved
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Apple TV
video streaming service by Apple Inc.
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Katie Dippold
American screenwriter
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Hiro Murai
Japanese filmmaker
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Related events
- Apple TV renewed the series for Season 2 production, following a showrunner panel discussion attended by Greg Daniels and Katie Dippold.
- A series is currently being created for Apple TV+ that is set in New England and was initially pitched for NBC.
- Hiro Murai partnered to launch the Apple TV series Widow's Bay, starring Matthew Rhys.
- James Marsden is starring and executive producing a new series on Apple TV, which is being directed by Michelle MacLaren.