About
New Media Vision is a boutique London-based production, distribution and consulting company, founded in 2009 by CEO Todd Lituchy.
We represent a programme catalogue of over 30,000 hours — scripted and unscripted formats sourced from around the world, a library of more than 3,000 feature films, and projects currently in production in the U.S. and throughout Europe.
On the consulting side we have advised companies with billions in revenue, as well as start-ups building their first channel portfolio.
We are an innovative team and look to work with producers, content owners, and creatives from around the world with the goal of creating great TV!
New Media Vision
Leadership
Who you deal with
Founder & Chief Executive
Todd Lituchy
With over 20 years experience in the Television industry, Lituchy established New Media Vision in 2009. Prior to the launch of his company, Lituchy had brief stints with NBC, Lifetime Television, Viacom, and Nielsen.
In 1992, Lituchy joined the Research Department of Walt Disney Studios. After 5 years with Disney, he was then approached by the CEO of UPN to run the Program Planning & Acquisitions department for the fledging network. During his time with the channel, UPN saw its highest rated full season ever (2002/2003).
In 2003 Lituchy was headhunted by Viasat Broadcasting to run the group’s entertainment division, where he oversaw program planning, acquisitions, and Commission for Viasat’s free and pay TV channels throughout Europe (30 Countries). After 5 years, Todd left to run the creative departments of News Corps’ Asian TV operations (STAR) as President of Entertainment overseeing the programming for their feeds in 50+ countries. While with Star, Lituchy was responsible for building profit margins and ratings throughout the group.
Details
A proud member of:
- Founded
- 2009
- Offices
- London · Los Angeles
- Telephone
- +1 (323) 538-5740
- sales@nmv.tv
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