Thunderbird’s scripted projects include Reginald the Vampire for Syfy, which is now shooting a second season Kim’s Convenience spin-off Strays for CBC, also into Season 2 and Boot Camp, a film adaptation of the hugely popular Wattpad story of the same name. Development and production is being run from the hub, which is Thunderbird’s second in the U.S., along with looking after talent partnerships and eyeing scripted projects. The deal is the first since Thunderbird launched an LA scripted hub under SVP of Scripted Content Hillary Zwick Turner, as we revealed earlier this month.
Thunderbird CEO Jennifer Twiner McCarron, Berkowitz and Tuatara Media principal Barbara Wall will executive produce Mad Honey on behalf of Thunderbird, along with Picoult and Boylan. He added that Mad Honey was “exactly the kind of IP we’re looking for as we build out our premium scripted business, and we are thankful to the team working on this project for bringing it to fruition.”
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