Anna Carugati

The co-president of film, television and digital talks about the company's recent reorganization, attracting A-list talent to projects and how financing models for premium TV series are changing.

The president of international and digital media discusses diversity in front of and behind the camera, as well as curating brands and tailoring them to local audiences.

Academy Award-winning actor Catherine Zeta-Jones talks about the appeal and challenges of starring as Griselda Blanco, a real-life cocaine trafficker, in Cocaine Godmother, which will air next year on Lifetime.

The CEO discusses the channel’s popularity around the globe.

Martha Raddatz, author of The Long Road Home, and Carolyn Bernstein, the executive VP and head of global scripted development and production at National Geographic, talk to World Screen Newsflash about the TV adaptation of Raddatz's book and the importance of telling this story.

The company's president talks about how he continues to believe in the power of brands and the connection that viewers forge with programs.

The charges of sexual harassment against Harvey Weinstein and his subsequent firing have spurred countless conversations among media insiders and people in the general public.

Benedict Cumberbatch talks to World Screen about The Child in Time, in which he steps away from playing socially inept geniuses to take on the role of an ordinary father who faces horrible loss.

Peter Rice, the president of 21st Century Fox, tells World Screen that he believes quality programming is the fuel that will drive any platform, whether it’s a linear channel, a streaming service or a mobile app.

The president of eOne Television International talks to World Screen about the reorganization of the company’s film and television units into one global sales team, best-selling shows and investing in talent.