It means that the company now has more than 100 scripted and unscripted series spanning its Lionsgate Television, Pilgrim Media Group, Debmar-Mercury and 3Arts Entertainment divisions.
Beggs is the latest exec at Lionsgate to extend his contract; CEO Jon Feltheimer signed up through August 2025 and its TV creative leadership team – Scott Herbst, EVP & Head of Scripted Development, Lee Hollin, EVP & Head of Current Programming, and Jocelyn Sabo, SVP of Scripted Development – have all signed new deals recently.
The company, which also owns Starz, recently revealed that it was focusing on spinning out the studio.Beggs is also Lionsgate Chief Content Integration Officer, where he oversees cross-platform opportunities for its properties such as John Wick origin story Step Up, Blindspotting and Swimming with Sharks,
adapted from Lionsgate film properties, and The 1619 Project in partnership with Nikole Hannah-Jones, Oprah Winfrey and The New York Times, which has a docuseries for Hulu, several feature film projects and scripted series in the works. “Kevin and his team have done a great job in building Lionsgate Television into a world-class supplier of valuable premium content to buyers throughout the ecosystem,” said Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer. “Kevin is a trusted partner whose entrepreneurial, innovative and collaborative approach reflects our culture at its best. Under his leadership, our television business is positioned to continue growing its profitability and strengthening its respected brand.