Lionsgate Studios Corp.
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Leadership History
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The post-separation Lionsgate is a more focused studio. Its economic question is whether a mid-scale independent content company can generate enough recurring library and production cash flow to stand apart from larger streaming and studio platforms.
Lionsgate makes money by producing, acquiring, financing, distributing, and licensing motion pictures and television content. Revenue comes from theatrical releases, home entertainment, television licensing, international licensing, library deals, talent management, and production services.
Chief Executive Officer
Feltheimer leads Lionsgate Studios as the company operates as a standalone content studio after the Starz separation, with a strategy centered on motion pictures, television production, franchise IP, and library monetization.
Chief Financial Officer
Barge is listed in the FY2026 Form 10-K as Chief Financial Officer and principal financial and accounting officer, supporting the company's standalone public-company reporting.
Founder
Giustra founded the original Lions Gate business in 1997, providing the entrepreneurial base for the studio, library, and acquisition-led media strategy.
Lionsgate faces theatrical volatility, streaming buyer discipline, lower episodic deliveries, labor-cost inflation, production-risk exposure, leverage, and competition from studios and streaming platforms with larger balance sheets.