Sony Pictures Television officially approved production of a new drama series today. The project moves forward immediately. This marks a significant addition to their upcoming programming lineup.
(Sony Pictures Television Greenlights New Drama Series)
The new show is called “Horizon Line”. It tells the story of a small coastal town. A major disaster exposes long-hidden secrets among the residents. Personal conflicts and community bonds are tested under extreme pressure. The series explores survival and truth in difficult circumstances.
“Horizon Line” comes from respected production company Blue Haven Pictures. Veteran producer Michael Vance leads the team. Vance has a strong track record with character-driven dramas. Sony executives expressed strong confidence in Vance and the project concept.
Award-winning writer Sarah Chen created the series. Chen also serves as the showrunner. Her previous work received critical praise for complex storytelling. Filming is scheduled to start later this year. The primary location is Vancouver, Canada. Casting announcements are expected soon.
Sony Pictures Television Chairman, Tom Masters, announced the news. He stated the company actively seeks compelling original stories. Masters believes “Horizon Line” fits perfectly with their creative goals. He highlighted the powerful script and experienced production team as key factors. The series aims to capture a wide audience.
(Sony Pictures Television Greenlights New Drama Series)
This greenlight reflects Sony’s ongoing strategy. The focus is developing high-quality scripted content for global markets. “Horizon Line” joins several other new Sony dramas in production. Specific details about the premiere date and network partner remain under discussion. Distribution plans include both traditional broadcast and streaming platforms. Sony anticipates significant interest from buyers worldwide.