Pastel, the filmmaking collective founded by Barry Jenkins and The Underground Railroad producers Adele Romanski, and Mark Ceryak, have struck a first-look television deal with HBO and HBO Max and A24.The unusual deal will see the company, which is behind Amazon’s forthcoming limited series adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s novel, will see the Ramy producer exec produce projects that Pastel develops and produces for the WarnerMedia cable network and streamer and partner on select projects outside of the first-look.It comes after Jenkins and Pastel previously had a first-look deal, signed in 2018, with Amazon.A24 and Pastel have previously worked together on the Oscar-winning Moonlight and Raven Jackson’s forthcoming feature-directing debut
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