Sam Levinson has signed an overall deal with Amazon MGM Studios, bringing his next television development work to Prime Video and the company’s other platforms. Levinson and his wife and producing partner, Ashley Levinson, will develop and produce projects through their Tiny Goat Productions banner.

The agreement establishes a new studio home for a creator whose work has already produced one of television’s most prominent modern dramas. Levinson created, directed and executive produced Euphoria, the Zendaya-led series that ran for three seasons from 2019 through May of this year. The show’s cast included Colman Domingo, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Hunter Schafer and Alexa Demie.

Crucially, the deal announces a development relationship, not a specific series. No project titles, formats, release dates, casting, episode orders or production schedules have been disclosed. Viewers expecting an immediate new Levinson show on Prime Video will need to wait for Amazon MGM and Tiny Goat to reveal what comes out of the partnership.

What an overall deal means

An overall deal is an agreement in which a studio or platform works with a creator or production company across potential future projects for a defined arrangement. In practical terms here, Amazon MGM gains a close working relationship with Levinson and Tiny Goat Productions as the banner develops television ideas, while Levinson and Ashley Levinson gain a major distribution and production base for those projects.

That is meaningfully different from a straight-to-series order. A series order tells audiences that a named program has been approved for production. An overall arrangement is earlier in the pipeline: it is about developing and producing work that may ultimately move forward as individual projects. The announcement does not guarantee a particular genre, premise or connection to Levinson’s past shows.

Amazon MGM’s global television chief Peter Friedlander said the studio sees Levinson as “one of the most daring and original voices in television today,” pointing to his commitment to storytelling that connects with viewers internationally. Friedlander added that the company was pleased to give Sam and Ashley Levinson creative freedom and a global platform for their projects.

“Peter and his team have inspired us from our very first conversation,” Levinson said. “Ashley and I are grateful for their trust, and we can’t wait to get to work and deliver for audiences around the world.”

The track record behind Tiny Goat’s new home

Euphoria is the most visible reference point for understanding the significance of the deal. Across its run, the drama collected 32 Emmy nominations, including a nomination for outstanding drama series, and won nine Emmy Awards. Two of those wins recognized Zendaya for lead actress in a drama series. Levinson also won a Directors Guild of America Award in 2023 for his direction of the show’s second season.

Awards are not a prediction of what a future Amazon MGM project will look like, but they clarify why a studio would seek a broader deal with the creative team behind the work. Euphoria established Levinson as a writer-director-producer whose television work has received substantial industry recognition while featuring an ensemble that includes several widely known performers.

Levinson’s credited work also spans film and television. His films include Assassination Nation from 2018 and Malcolm & Marie from 2021. In television, he was also behind HBO’s 2023 series The Idol. Those credits demonstrate that the new deal is not tied to only one title, even if Euphoria remains the project most likely to frame public expectations.

For Ashley Levinson, the announcement is also important because it explicitly places her alongside Sam Levinson as a producing partner. The pair will operate via Tiny Goat Productions, rather than the deal being presented solely as an individual creator arrangement. That distinction matters in television production, where a banner can serve as the continuing vehicle for developing projects, coordinating producers and working with a studio as ideas progress.

What has—and has not—been revealed

There are a few firm details audiences can take from the news:

  • Sam Levinson and Ashley Levinson are working with Amazon MGM Studios.
  • Their Tiny Goat Productions banner will develop and produce television projects.
  • Those projects are intended for Prime Video and other Amazon MGM platforms.
  • No individual project has been identified in the announcement.

There is considerably more that remains unknown. The agreement does not state whether the first project will be a drama, comedy, limited series or another television format. It does not identify writers, directors beyond Levinson’s existing creative role, actors, production locations or a release window. Nor does it say whether any announced program will involve collaborators from Levinson’s earlier productions.

Keeping those boundaries clear is particularly useful with overall deals, which can create understandable excitement but are often mistaken for a completed show announcement. The actual path from development to a finished series can involve multiple stages: creating a concept, writing materials, assembling production partners, obtaining a project order and completing production. The present news confirms the business partnership, while the creative slate remains under wraps.

Why the Prime Video connection matters

Prime Video is the explicitly named destination in the agreement, alongside other Amazon MGM platforms. For audiences, that means any eventual projects from this arrangement are being positioned within Amazon MGM’s television ecosystem rather than as extensions of Levinson’s prior HBO work.

It does not, however, establish a shared universe, revival, sequel or continuation for any earlier Levinson title. The only supported conclusion is that his future television development under Tiny Goat will happen with Amazon MGM through this deal.

The arrangement also arrives within a television landscape where recognizable creative voices remain a major part of platform strategy. A showrunner or creator with an identifiable body of work can become a focal point for a service’s original-programming plans, but the projects themselves still need to stand on their own once they are announced. In this case, Amazon MGM’s statement emphasizes creative freedom and worldwide reach, while Levinson’s response stresses the team’s enthusiasm to begin working together.

That broader context makes the deal a notable piece of entertainment-business news even without a title attached. It signals where Tiny Goat Productions will take its next television ideas and gives Prime Video viewers a clear name to watch for in future development announcements. Readers following other established TV franchises can also see how platform relationships shape what arrives next, as in the return of Gibbs and DiNozzo to the NCIS world.

What to watch for next

The next meaningful update would be a project-specific announcement. That would answer the questions this deal intentionally leaves open: what Tiny Goat is making first, who is involved, where it will be available within Amazon MGM’s services and when audiences may be able to see it.

Until then, the most accurate reading is straightforward. Amazon MGM Studios has made Levinson and Ashley Levinson’s Tiny Goat Productions a new partner for television development and production. The deal puts a celebrated, occasionally polarizing creator’s future TV work under the Amazon MGM umbrella, but it does not yet reveal the stories that partnership will produce.