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Legendary Television, Dynamic Television and Hulu Japan have joined forces for the new drama series Drops of God, based on the manga series ​​Kami, no Shizuku.

Across the Nordic territories, pubcasters, commercial networks and streamers—global, regional and local—are setting new trends in drama and entertainment, and that innovation takes center stage in World Screen’s inaugural Nordic TV Festival.

Sesame Workshop has inked a deal with the tonies screen-free audio entertainment system for children to create audio experiences centered on Sesame Street characters.

Former international cricketer Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff is on board a new three-part series from BBC Factual that will see him undertaking the task of setting up an unlikely cricket team.

WarnerMedia has greenlit more episodes and specials of the comedy animation Titoo—Har Jawaab Ka Sawaal Hu for POGO in India.

Stan has made a raft of local commissions, coming as part of its plans to have around a third of its first-run slate come from original productions.

ABC in Australia has commissioned a third season of the outback crime drama Mystery Road, this one to serve as an origin story for Detective Jay Swan.

Screen Australia has selected two live-action series and two animated children’s projects that will share in A$3.2 million ($2.3 million) of production funding.

The founder and CEO on the third edition of Horsepower, a French-Canadian incubator aimed at creating exportable unscripted TV formats.

The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has revealed the eight nominees for the 2021 News and Current Affairs categories, which hail from Brazil, Kenya, Qatar, Russia, the Netherlands and the U.K.