Warner Bros. has officially announced that Dana Nussbaum, Christian Davin and John Stanford will lead the film division's marketing and creative strategy. The three long-serving executives will take on permanent roles that they have held on an interim basis since January.

Nussbaum and Davin have been appointed co-heads of global film marketing, while Stanford will assume responsibility for global creative strategy. This decision follows major reorganisations in the leadership team earlier this year, including the resignation of former Head of Marketing Josh Goldstine and the departure of Andrew Cripps, Head of International Distribution.

In an internal statement, studio heads Michael DeLuca and Pam Abdy praised the trio for their achievements to date. In particular, the marketing campaigns for films such as Minecraft, Sinners and Final Destination: Bloodlines have shown how innovatively the team works and how well it succeeds in inspiring audiences worldwide.

Thanks to this work, Warner Bros. has already earned almost 2 billion dollars at the box office - a great success after a mixed year with films such as Joker: Folie à Deux, Alto Knights and Mickey 17. Especially Minecraft, Sinners and the latest Final Destination-film proved to be box office magnets.

There is also a lot to look forward to in the coming months: Films like Apple's F1, DCs Supermana new Mortal Kombatthe last part of the Conjuring-series as well as original works such as Weapons and One Battle After Another are to ensure further success - under the leadership of the new marketing trio.