Keshet Studios

With offices in Los Angeles, Keshet Studios is Keshet International’s US-based production arm, providing an international platform for distinct US voices, stories, and talent. The studio draws on KI’s extensive unscripted and scripted catalogs, as well as its wide network of connections, to develop, produce, and package content for the US and international marketplaces. 

Keshet Studios has nearly a dozen scripted projects at various stages of development or production, including limited and returning series, short-form dramas, and feature-length films. Recent productions include Mark Boal's critically acclaimed adaptation of When Heroes Fly, Echo 3 (Apple TV+); three seasons of La Brea (NBC) and The Calling (Peacock) with David E Kelley, both co-produced with Universal Television; and A Small Light (Nat Geo / Disney+) which is co-produced with ABC Signature.

Other projects in Keshet Studios' pipeline include a TV adaptation of Katelyn Monroe Howes' The Awoken; and on the film side, Sylvia and the President with Ben Lewin, and the political thriller Tatami directed by Guy Nattiv and Zar Amir Ebrahimi, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. 

Other productions include Our Boys (HBO); Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector (NBC); The Baker and The Beauty (ABC); four seasons of YA drama Dead Girls' Detective Agency (Snap); The Brave (NBC), Wisdom of the Crowd (CBS); and the studio's first two feature films, The Sound of Silence and Save Yourselves! - both selected for the Sundance Film Festival's US dramatic competition in 2019 and 2020 respectively.

On the scripted side, Keshet Studios has a first-look deal with Universal Television, which has recently been renewed for another consecutive term. Keshet Studios is repped by WME in all areas, and by Range Management for unscripted.