From Twin Peaks to Rise, from Young Sheldon to Electric Dreams to Snowfall, the breadth and range of American TV programming has arguably never been greater—nor, too, the money it takes to put together and market these series to a worldwide audience.

Mayane Films and Federation Entertainment are co-producing AIDS, a drama that charts the emergence of the disease.

GRB Entertainment has sold several programs spanning crime, lifestyle, travel and more into Europe and Asia, including a deal that brings Cinelab to several European territories.

National Geographic has launched the 10 Days of Genius Film Festival, a series of short films based on the creativity and imagination of Albert Einstein, whose life takes center stage in the network's new hit show Genius.

The European drama business is booming, creating a host of new opportunities for companies from within the region and around the world.

Eleventh Hour Films has optioned the screen rights to Anthony Horowitz’s international best-selling Alex Rider novels, which follow the adventures of a reluctant teenage superspy on his missions to save the world.

Entertainment One (eOne) has signed additional soft lines licensees in the U.S. for its animated preschool series PJ Masks, expanding the consumer products offerings in categories such as domestics and home furnishings.

Mediaset Distribution is heading to NATPE Budapest later this month with a lineup that features drama, unscripted formats and factual titles.

ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE) is holding its first-ever ZDFE.factual London Screenings event on June 15, when it will host the world premieres of Hitler’s Circle of Evil and Jasper James’ Size Matters.

The company's director of global entertainment continues to mine the creative minds in its network of production companies and among third-party producers for innovative concepts.