Lions Gate Entertainment
Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation is a Canadian media company. Lions Gate Entertainment is listed on the stock exchanges of New York and Toronto under the symbol LGF. Since 2004, Lions Gate Entertainment is the most commercially successful film and television distribution company outside the United States. In 2003, the LGF competitors Artisan Entertainment, known for the film The Blair Witch Project in 1999 and 2012 took over one Summit Entertainment.
Divisions
Film distribution
Lionsgate has a range of film rights, including Fahrenheit 9/11, American Psycho, Ginger Snaps - The beast within you, Monster's Ball, the Saw series and The Hunger Games series
- Lions Gate Films
- Artisan Entertainment
Music sales
- Lions Gate Records
Television production
- Lionsgate Television
Production capacity
Lions Gate has its own studios that are rented to other companies, for example, for the filming of Warner Bros. ' Catwoman.
- Lions Gate Studios
Media sales
Lions Gate Entertainment has the rights to the video and DVD sales of over 8000 films, such as Dirty Dancing, Total Recall - Total Recall, Barney & Friends, Thomas and Friends, Fraggle Rock and the Rambo series.
- Lions Gate Home Entertainment