WeitMedia is one of the largest Russian production companies, founded in 2009. With a strategic partnership with Endemol in 2010 and the merger of Endemol and Shine Group in 2014, WeitMedia gained exclusive rights to a vast library of international hits, including shows like Big Brother, MasterChef, and series like Sharp Objects, Humans, and other popular formats worldwide. In 2020, Endemol was acquired by the leading content producer Banijay Group.

WeitMedia produces content in various genres, including series, TV shows, movies, documentaries, and animation films, many of which have become leaders in their respective fields. Over the past 13 years, they have produced over 4,000 hours of premier content, with more than 30 projects currently in progress. Their portfolio includes successful Russian adaptations of popular global formats, such as The Masked Singer, Duets, All Together Now, My Melody, One to One, Fear Factor, and many more.

They have also created original shows like Candy, Talents of the Country, Avatar Show, You're Super!, You're Super! 60+, and You're Super! Dance. WeitMedia is also known for its exceptional TV series such as Crime, Homeland, and Bridge, along with movies like Who Am I? starring Zhanna Friske and Don't Be Afraid, I'm With You-1919! which is the sequel to a cult Soviet film by Yuli Gusman. With their diverse and innovative content, WeitMedia continues to be a prominent player in the Russian production industry