What UNIGRAM does

UNIGRAM is a London-based film, theatre, and music production company founded in 2015 by music executive Amanda Ghost and producer Gregor Cameron, with financial backing from Len Blavatnik's Access Industries. The company operates as a boutique B2B production house focused on premium, music-IP-driven content, structured around three interconnected service lines: theatrical film production, original score creation and music supervision, and Broadway / theatre production. Its core capability is converting iconic music catalog assets into award-eligible screen and stage content, evidenced by credits including the Grammy and Golden Globe-winning 'The United States Vs. Billie Holiday' and the cast album for the 14-Tony-nominated 'Moulin Rouge!' musical.

UNIGRAM's go-to-market is sales-led and partnership-driven rather than volume-based. The company operates as a preferred production partner for major entertainment counterparties, formalized in 2026 through multi-year first-look deals with Paramount Pictures (theatrical films) and Netflix (documentary series and films), both developed in collaboration with Warner Music Group's roster of artists and estates. UNIGRAM is positioned as Warner Music Group's 'joint production arm' for these initiatives and shares an ecosystem with sister company AI Film, whose prior projects include the Oscar and BAFTA-winning 'I, Tonya,' 'Hacksaw Ridge,' and 'Silence.' Revenue is generated through one-time co-production licenses with studios, licensing and royalty arrangements with streaming platforms, and professional services for score creation and supervision, with bespoke project-based economics rather than standardized pricing. Distribution flows through the partner networks of Paramount (global theatrical), Netflix (streaming across 70+ countries), and Broadway / West End theatrical venues.

The company's strategic posture is that of a high-prestige, low-volume content supplier operating inside the Access Industries / WMG ecosystem. Customer concentration is high by design: three flagship enterprise partners (Paramount, Netflix, WMG) anchor the pipeline, while a small number of project-level co-producers (e.g., AI Film, Bunya Prods., Camp Sugar on 'The Deb') round out individual productions. UNIGRAM's growth trajectory is tied to greenlight cadence across these partners and to its ability to convert WMG's deep artist catalog into a continuing slate of theatrical and documentary projects.

Name

UNIGRAM

Legal name

Unigram Media Ltd

Website

https://unigram.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Short description

UNIGRAM is a London-based film, theatre, and music production company that converts iconic music catalog IP into award-eligible screen and stage content for major studios and streamers. Founded in 2015 by Amanda Ghost and Gregor Cameron and backed by Access Industries, it holds multi-year first-look deals with Paramount, Netflix, and Warner Music Group.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Film and Entertainment Production

NAICS

Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries (512), Motion Picture and Video Production (512110), Motion Picture and Video Industries (5121)

SIC

Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Production (7812)

akta.pro primary industry

Custom Music & Original Score/Composition (MPAIALAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

Musical Theatre (Non-Broadway/Fringe) (MPAGABAG)

Keywords

• Film production services
• Music production services
• Theatre production services
• Original score supervision
• Documentary production services

Headquarters

HQ city

London

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Film and Theatre Production: UNIGRAM produces theatrical films and Broadway content, generating revenue through co-production deals with major studios and participation in successful properties.
2. Documentary Content Production: Production of documentary series and films for streaming platforms under partnership arrangements with Warner Music Group and Netflix.
3. Original Score Creation and Supervision: Creating, producing, and supervising original movie and theatre scores, including award-winning features and Broadway cast albums.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

UNIGRAM produces theatrical films, Broadway theatre productions, and original music scores for visual media. The company develops artist-focused biopics, documentaries, and stage musicals in collaboration with major studios (Paramount Pictures), streaming platforms (Netflix), and music labels (Warner Music Group), leveraging iconic music catalog IP for premium screen and stage content.

Product overview

UNIGRAM is a film, theatre, and music production company launched in 2015 by music executive Amanda Ghost, film producer Gregor Cameron, and backed by Access Industries. The company operates as a unified production house offering three interconnected creative services: Film Production (theatrical films and documentaries developed with major studio partners including Paramount Pictures, Warner Music Group, and Netflix), Music Production (original score creation and soundtrack supervision for visual media), and Theatre Production (Broadway and stage productions). UNIGRAM works alongside its sister company AI Film and serves as the production partner for Warner Music Group's film and documentary initiatives.

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Products and services

• Film Production UNIGRAM produces theatrical films and documentaries developed in collaboration with major studios, streaming platforms, and music labels. Outputs include artist-focused biopics, narrative features, and documentary films leveraging Warner Music Group's artist catalog.
• Music Production UNIGRAM creates, produces, and supervises original movie and theatre scores, working with artists and songwriters from Warner Music Group's catalog. Services include score composition, music supervision for film and television, and cast album production for stage productions.
• Theatre Production UNIGRAM produces Broadway musicals and stage productions, with credits including original cast albums for Tony Award-nominated productions and co-production of Broadway-bound musicals such as The Deb starring Rebel Wilson.

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

• Paramount PicturesflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 May 2026Multi-year first-look deal for theatrical films focusing on iconic artists and songwriters from Warner Music Group's roster. UNIGRAM works alongside both Paramount and WMG to develop each project in collaboration with artists or their estates.
• Warner Music GroupflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 May 2026Warner Music Group's production partner for developing theatrical films and documentaries about their roster of artists including Madonna, David Bowie, Frank Sinatra, Charli XCX, and Dua Lipa. UNIGRAM serves as the joint production arm.
• NetflixflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 March 2026Multi-year first-look deal to produce documentary series and films on WMG's artists and songwriters. The collaboration aims to showcase the legacy of both historic and current artists across more than 70 countries.
• AI FilmcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2015UNIGRAM partners with its sister company AI Film, whose past projects include Oscar and BAFTA winning biopic I, Tonya, Hacksaw Ridge, American Animals, Silence, and The Butler. Amanda Ghost serves as chairwoman of AI Film.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Cross City Films: UK-based independent production company producing prestige film and television content with major UK broadcasters and streamers. Comparable in scale, UK-headquartered operation, and project-based B2B production model serving major platform partners.
• Sister Pictures: UK-based production company (Stacey Snider, Elisabeth Murdoch) producing prestige TV and film with music and cultural IP ties (including documentaries on music subjects). Comparable in transatlantic production partnerships with streamers and focus on premium cultural content.
• A24: US prestige film production and distribution company known for music-tied projects (Euphoria, Uncut Gems, Moonlight) and auteur-driven theatrical releases. Comparable in award-winning reputation, music-content crossover expertise, and partnerships with major distribution platforms.
• Plan B Entertainment: Brad Pitt's prestige film production company behind biopics and awards-driven films (12 Years a Slave, The Big Short, Moonlight). Highly comparable to UNIGRAM in its focus on true-story and music-adjacent prestige projects, partnership-based production model, and award-contending reputation.
• See-Saw Films: UK/Australian production company behind prestige films (The Power of the Dog, Lion) and TV (Top of the Lake). Comparable in scale, transatlantic production partnerships with streamers, and focus on award-contending content with auteur-driven talent.
• Compelling Pictures: Independent US production company focused on documentary and prestige feature films, with music-related content in its slate. Comparable in mid-scale, project-based production model and focus on artist/music biographical projects distributed via streaming platforms.
• Working Title Films: UK-based film production company with similar scale and a track record of prestige theatrical films (Love Actually, Atonement, The Theory of Everything). Operates with major studio distribution partnerships and is comparable in business model to UNIGRAM — UK-headquartered, project-based production, partnered with major US studios for distribution.
• AI Film: Sister company under shared Access Industries ownership, with Amanda Ghost as chairwoman. AI Film produced I Tonya (Oscar/BAFTA winner), Hacksaw Ridge, Silence, and The Butler — essentially the same music-adjacent, prestige film production model that UNIGRAM operates. The two companies share production infrastructure and overlap on projects like The Deb.

Regional players

• Film4: UK film production arm of Channel 4, producing independent and prestige British films. Comparable as a UK-headquartered production entity with a similar public-service cultural mandate and indie-prestige positioning, though operating at larger scale and through public broadcasting rather than private studio partnerships.

Broad incumbents

• New Regency: Established US production company behind prestige and awards-driven films (The Revenant, 12 Years a Slave, Bohemian Rhapsody — itself a music biopic). Comparable as a major-incumbent film producer competing in the same music-biopic and prestige-theatrical space that UNIGRAM is targeting with the Paramount deal.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

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Funding overview

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Investors

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M&A

Investments

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