Monetizing Sports IPs Beyond Live Events – The F1 Case

Intellectual properties (IPs) are widely used in the entertainment industry to broaden audiences and deepen fan engagement, and sports IPs are no exception. Increasingly, sports IPs are being leveraged beyond live events to create new experiences that connect with existing fans worldwide and attract new ones.

Exporting creative concepts rooted in Arts and Culture

How do audience expectations shape the success of arts and culture-based touring experiences? While cultural heritage resonates in Europe, entertainment value drives engagement in North America. Understanding these nuances is key to adapting creative concepts for different markets.

Study on the socio-economic conditions of Quebec film producers

A study commissioned by the UPPCQ examines the socio-economic conditions of Quebec’s independent film producers, documenting key issues such as economic and working conditions, and proposing solutions to support a sustainable ecosystem for the industry.

Evaluating the potential of U.S. markets for immersive experiences

An in-depth analysis of U.S. markets for immersive experiences, focusing on key factors such as market size, demand, competition, and location. This article provides actionable insights to help producers assess and prioritize target markets for successful market entry.