Clockwork Film Label Transitions to Skydance Following Paramount-Warner Bros Merger
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Updated Oct 5
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What happened
Clockwork, a contemporary film label launched by Warner Bros, is transitioning to the newly merged Paramount-Warner Bros company, now known as Skydance. All Warner Bros label heads will report to Paramount Pictures co-chairs Dana Goldberg and Josh Greenstein. Clockwork's first theatrical release, the 1971 film *The Devils*, is scheduled for October 16.
From deadline.com
Why it matters
The move integrates the label into the larger Skydance conglomerate, which was originally designed to provide opportunities for edgy filmmakers with moderate budgets. This structural shift affects how film production is managed and scaled within the new company.
From deadline.com
Who's involved
- ClockworkThe contemporary film label transitioning to Skydance
- Dana GoldbergParamount Pictures co-chair overseeing film label heads
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Clockwork
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Dana Goldberg
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