Visionary Thinking Information

In this time, the company established itself as one of the leading distributors of television programs in the Western Balkan region, thus becoming a byword for reliability, efficiency and continuous enhancement of technical and business standards. Founded as a Portuguese company in 1999, Visionary Thinking quickly expanded its distribution activities, initially oriented toward the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America, where it was the exclusive representative of the biggest television company in Europe at the time - CLT-UFA. This led to the opening of the Serbian branch in 2003, envisaged as the headquarters of the business conducted in Central and Southeastern Europe. The company quickly established itself as the indispensable partner to numerous TV stations in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro, the Czech Republic and Slovakia mainly as the owner of rights for broadcasting top quality sports programmes such as FA Premier League, Bundesliga, NBA, NHL, FA Cup, English Football League Cup, European Volleyball Championship, Ice Hockey World Championship and Wimbledon Tennis Championship among others. We successfully provided the rights for UEFA Champions League to commercial TV stations in Slovakia, Serbia and Montenegro, thus breaking the decades-long monopoly of national broadcasting services on the most prestigious football league in the world. On the other hand, long-time cooperation with leading world producers and distributors enabled us to introduce to our market and successfully represent some of the greatest television brands in the world, such as "SpongeBob SquarePants", "The Penguins of Madagascar", "Kung Fu Panda", etc. Moreover, we regularly offer top-quality films, television series and mini-series, as a result of equally successful, long-time cooperation with the biggest companies in the world such as Viacom, Paramount, Universal, Beta, Lionsgate, Chello Zone (AMC) as well as small, boutique productions and distributors such as Tandem, Muse, Level K, SP Televisao, whose programs are frequently ...