EXCLUSIVE: UK indie film distributor Trinity Creative Partnership will be heading into the Cannes with a new identity.
The home entertainment company has rebranded as Trinity Content Partners on the eve of its tenth anniversary, which its management says will “recognize the change in its standing globally and the diversity of its trading relationships.”
For the past decade, Trinity has acted as a sales and distribution agent for films such as Martin Kemp-starrer Doctor Plague, initially in the UK and then globally.
“Home entertainment delivery and consumption is constantly changing, and we are seeing massive growth in our business from direct partnerships with content owners, supporting them financially, logistically, creatively and commercially,” said Trinity CEO.
“Partnership is key here; we share the responsibilities and opportunities that the film owners create. We have expanded our borders and now trade directly with channels, platforms and retailers worldwide meaning better deals, faster payment and direct feedback.”
Managing Director Andy Lyon added: “Trinity is our brand identity, but Content Partners explains in a far clearer way what we stand for today and into the future. It might be a subtle change, but we want to be clear to all content owners around the world that we represent a unique distribution relationship, an equal responsibility partnership to ensure the widest audience reach and maximum financial return.”
Trinity has over the years worked with the likes of Bankside Films, Mediawan Rights, 101 Films, Shogun Films, Cine Asia, Darkside Releasing and SignalOne Entertainment.
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