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\n\tParamount Television Studios<\/a> (PTVS) and Brillstein Entertainment Partners<\/a> have entered into a multi-year first-look deal. <\/p>\n \n\tUnder the deal, the studio will co-develop and co-produce scripted series with Brillstein Creative Partners (BCP), Brillstein\u2019s production arm, for Paramount platforms like Paramount+, Showtime, and CBS, as well as outside platforms. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cWe are incredibly excited about this new venture with Brillstein,\u201d said Nicole Clemens, president of Paramount Television Studios and Paramount+ Original Scripted Series. \u201cWe\u2019ve enjoyed a great relationship with their managers and stellar roster of clients over the years and look forward to deepening and strengthening those partnerships as we collaborate with Allie Goss and her team to produce a slate of compelling new series for the global market.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cWe are thrilled to partner with Nicole and the talented team at Paramount Television Studios to further fuel the momentum of our production company and to unlock new opportunities for all of our creative partners,\u201d said Jon Liebman, chairman and CEO of Brillstein Entertainment Partners.<\/p>\n \n\tNews of the deal comes around two months after BCP named Allie Goss as president of the production company. BCP\u2019s current development slate includes projects set up at platforms like Apple, Netflix, and Amazon. <\/p>\n \n\tPTVS most recently debuted the show \u201cGrease: Rise of the Pink Ladies\u201d on Paramount+. Up next, the studio has the \u201cFatal Attraction\u201d series, also launching on Paramount+, as well as the second season of \u201cJoe Pickett.\u201d Other PTVS shows include the limited series \u201cThe Offer,\u201d \u201cStation Eleven\u201d at HBO Max, \u201cShantaram\u201d at Apple, and \u201cJack Ryan\u201d and \u201cReacher\u201d at Amazon. The studio is also behind upcoming shows like \u201cTime Bandits\u201d at Apple and \u201cThe Spiderwick Chronicles\u201d at Disney+. <\/p>\n