JB Perrette and Bruce Campbell Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images; Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment David Zaslav wants Warner Bros. Discovery execs JB Perrette and Bruce Campbell around for his post-separation Warner Bros. venture. Both execs have signed new contracts with the major studio ahead of plans to split into two publicly-traded companies, according to an SEC filing made public on Thursday. Perrette, president and CEO of global streaming and games, has a new contract to run to Dec. 31, 2029. He is set to serve in the same role at David Zaslav's streaming and studios business to be called Warner Bros. after the separation. And Campbell, chief revenue and strategy officer, whose own new contract will run through to December 31, 2030, is set to become the CFO of Warner Bros. Both new contract deals are contingent on the planned separation of the studio into Warner Bros. and Discovery Global going ahead. The media conglomerate has officially announced the names and senior leadership teams for after it splits itself in two, with Zaslav's streaming and studios business to be called Warner Bros., and Gunnar Weidenfels' global networks business to be called Discovery Global. After the planned separation, Warner Bros. will house the Warners film and TV studios, DC Studios, HBO and HBO Max and the TCM cable channel. And Discovery Global will include the former Discovery and Turner linear channels, including TNT, TBS, CNN, Cartoon Network, Discovery, Food Network, and HGTV. It will also include the company's international TV channels, and the Discovery+ streaming service. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Film and TV Tax Credits Welcome to Hollywood: Wisconsin Joins Film Tax Credit Race THR, Esq Former Netflix Executive Alleges Gender Bias and Sexual Harassment in Lawsuit Apple Apple Services, Including TV+ and Music, Post $27.4 Billion In Quarterly Revenue Roku Roku Delivers Stronger Than Expected Platform Revenue, Raises Outlook Shari Redstone "Forever Grateful": Shari Redstone Signs Off As Paramount's Owner Ahead of Skydance Deal Close Theater Broadway's $400 Million Tax Credit Ran Out of Money. It May Come Back, But With an Asterisk Film and TV Tax Credits Welcome to Hollywood: Wisconsin Joins Film Tax Credit Race THR, Esq Former Netflix Executive Alleges Gender Bias and Sexual Harassment in Lawsuit Apple Apple Services, Including TV+ and Music, Post $27.4 Billion In Quarterly Revenue Roku Roku Delivers Stronger Than Expected Platform Revenue, Raises Outlook Shari Redstone "Forever Grateful": Shari Redstone Signs Off As Paramount's Owner Ahead of Skydance Deal Close Theater Broadway's $400 Million Tax Credit Ran Out of Money. It May Come Back, But With an Asterisk