Beta Film GmbH 
EOS Entertainment 
Kirchmedia 
LILLE, France -- Few industry figures are more qualified than Jan Mojto - CEO of Beta Film, one of Europe’s biggest independent film-TV companies, once deputy CEO of KirchMedia, and current producer of “Babylon Berlin” - to place the current international scripted drama boom in perspective.Fielding questions on a broad range of subjects from Le Film Français’ editor-in-chief François-Pier Pelinard Lambert, Mojto’s on stage conversation at Series Mania saw the dapper, courteous, self-deprecating and hugely experienced Mojto take several large...
Beta Film GmbH
Jan
Mojto
CEO
Mojto’s Beta Film GmbH, a distributor of TV license rights, is in the wave of European production houses buying into companies or setting up joint ventures across borders to snag talent and offset risk. Together with prodco ZDFE, it founded Intaglio Films, headed by “Game of Thrones” exec producer Frank Doelger, whose first major project is the adaptation of sci-fi bestseller “The Swarm.” Co-productions include Sky and ARD crime drama “Babylon Berlin” and Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s foreign-language Oscar nom “Never Look Away.” Along with RedBull Media, Beta produces the big-budget soccer-set series “The Net.” On Beta’s current slate are eight-hour WWII drama series “Atlantic Crossing,” starring Kyle MacLachlan as Franklin D. Roosevelt; and WWII drama “The Turncoat,” directed by Academy Award winner Florian Gallenberger.
