BAFTA is adding five new awards to celebrate the best of films, games and television for children and families.

Alex Avon, chief revenue and strategy officer at Amuz Distribution, and Carlos Pacheco, director of monetization and OTT, discuss how the company has expanded its slate with new acquisitions, diversified into additional genres and made some strategic moves to further the reach of its content.

The managing director talks about the state of the unscripted formats landscape.

There are 56 nominees across 14 categories and spanning 21 countries for the 2024 International Emmy Awards.

Two Rivers Media has received its second commission from BBC Storyville to tell the true story of Dave Tomkins, a small-time criminal from England who became one of the world’s most notorious mercenaries and international arms dealers.

Blue Ant Studios has picked up the worldwide distribution rights, excluding the U.K., to The Eunuch Maker, which it will bring to MIPCOM.

Arrow Media has been commissioned to produce Tsunami: The Wave That Shook the World, set to air on ITV1 and ITVX later this year.

Prime Video has ordered two seasons of Scarpetta, an adaptation of Patricia Cornwell’s book series of the same name, with Nicole Kidman (Big Little Lies, Expats) and Jamie Lee Curtis (The Bear, Everything Everywhere All at Once) attached to star.

Mako Kids, in collaboration with its sister company Ebi Kids, has inked a deal with beIN Kids’ Baraem channel for a second season of Fafa and Friends.

Eleventh Hour Films and Sony Pictures Television (SPT) have inked a tripartite first-look deal with Tobi Olujinmi’s Black woman-led scripted television label Hill 5.14.