Mobile platform Quibi has ordered the series Swimming with Sharks from Lionsgate.

Quibi plans to offer short-form content to on-the-go viewers. Founders Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman have raised about $1 billion from Hollywood studios including Lionsgate. It expects to launch April 5.

Swimming with Sharks is an update of George Huang’s film set inside Hollywood studios where a young female assistant has to deal with the industry’s manipulators and schemers.

“We’re thrilled to partner with our friend Jeffrey Katzenberg and the incredible team at Quibi,” said Lionsgate Television chair Kevin Beggs. “The series underscores our commitment to partnering with emerging platforms and expanding our valuable library properties like Swimming with Sharks into exciting new forms of storytelling.”

The drama is being written and produced by Kathleen Robertson. Tucker Gates will direct. Also producing is Chris Cowles. Jay Cohen and Stephen Isreal, who executive produced the original film will also executive produce the new version along with Dana Brunetti and Liz Destro.

Production starts in February.

Robertson is repped by Untitled Entertainment, CAA, attorney Jamie Feldman, as well as NCA Talent and Play Management in her native Canada. Gates is repped by UTA and Circle of Confusion. Cowles is repped by Craig Schneider at Pinnacle.

TNT has ordered 10 episodes for the second season of Murder in the First, a series which averaged more than 4.7 million viewers in its first season.

Starring Taye Diggs and Kathleen Robertson, the crime drama placed in the top 10 cable series of the summer. Emmy winner, Steven Bochco, and Eric Lodal are the executive producers of Murder in the First.

The first season was solely based around a two-part mystery homicide investigation, which ended up relating back to each other in the end.

Through TNT’s platforms, the drama had an average of 9.2 million viewers in live television, DVR playback, set-top VOD and digital on-demand.