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Faust talks about crafting a show that resonates with girls but is also inclusive of boys.

Producers and distributors are rising to the challenge of delivering shows that stand out from the pack.

Howard and Grazer discuss the genesis of Wu-Tang: An American Saga and note how it speaks to Imagine’s overall approach to delivering compelling content across all screens.

BBC One has unveiled two brand-new programs, one fronted by Gordon Ramsay and the other by Oti Mabuse, as well as confirmed two returning shows on BBC Two and BBC Three.

David Graber has been promoted to senior VP of cable, SVOD and emerging platform strategy at Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution (WBDTD).

A second season of Combat Ships, produced by Woodcut Media, has been ordered by Smithsonian Channel for the U.S. and U.K.

Campbell Glennie has been upped to head the Edinburgh TV Festival (ETF) and its charity arm, the TV Foundation, in the newly created role of managing director, and Stewart Clarke has been tapped for the creative director position. 

Banijay Rights has signed a multi-season agreement with RTL in Hungary for the Emmy Award-winning reality format Survivor.

Ample Entertainment has launched a dedicated true-crime division and has appointed veteran producer Tammy Wood to the position of senior VP of crime programming.

Mediawan has tapped Delphine Cazaux, currently chief operating officer of Endemol Shine France, as its COO.