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<\/a>Raphael Correa Neto and\u00a0Ricardo Scalamandr\u00e9<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n
On January 17, Globo will arrive at Natpe with a portfolio filled with Brazilian TV blockbusters. Unreleased productions in the international market will be officially launched in the 2017 licensing catalog, including telenovelas \u201cTime After Time\u201d, \u201cRising Sun (working title)\u201d, \u201cTotal Dreamer\u201d, \u201cBurning Hearts\u201d, \u201cWounded Past\u201d, \u201cLady Revolution\u201d, and the miniseries \u201cAbove Justice\u201d and \u201cNothing Remains the Same\u201d. Another major announcement to be made at one of the industry\u2019s main business expo events relates to the management of the International Business division. Globo\u2019s International Business director, Ricardo Scalamandr\u00e9, is beginning his retirement transition process, leaving the coordination of the area in charge of Raphael Corr\u00eaa.<\/p>\n
\u201cRicardo Scalamandr\u00e9 has been ahead of Globo\u2019s strategy for the international market over the past few years, including the launch of our very first channel abroad, the expansion of the dramaturgy and sports licensing process, and the establishment of partnerships for international productions. His invaluable contribution and expertise have helped us develop the international television market, and our doors will always be open for new partnership projects in the future,\u201d said Willy Haas, Globo\u2019s Business director.<\/p>\n
Raphael Corr\u00eaa Neto has been at Globo\u2019s International Business division for more than 15 years. Among his new challenges are negotiating international shows and contents; management Globo\u2019s network operation and business model abroad; prospecting new partnerships and developing international co-productions.<\/p>\n
During the Natpe event held on January 19, the executive will join the panel titled \u201cContent Twists in Latin America\u201d, discussing the challenges of producing a Spanish version of \u201cSupermax\u201d for the foreign market.<\/p>\n
Globo\u2019s international operations<\/strong><\/p>\n Since the beginning of its international operations, Globo has already licensed more than 130 titles for 170 countries, developing co-productions of telenovelas aired in Mexico and Portugal, and launching seven paid TV channels across five continents. In 2016, the network released its first original production developed exclusively for the Ibero-American market. Directed by Daniel Burman, the international version of \u201cSupermax\u201d it\u2019s a co-production by major market players, such as Mediaset (Spain), TV Azteca (Mexico), TVP (Argentina), and Oficina Burman, in addition to a strategic partnership with Teledoce (Uruguay). This project will allow \u201cSupermax\u201d to be aired in these countries, potentially reaching a total estimated audience of 500 million viewers.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"