Anna Carugati

PREMIUM: Andy Kaplan, the president of worldwide networks for Sony Pictures Television, explains how in a media world in which cable and satellite operators are looking to reduce costs, channels with high-quality programming and robust brand connections are well positioned for the future.

The company's CEO has helped broaden its focus and production capabilities so that it can supply long- and short-form programming to linear and nonlinear platforms.

The actor talks about his role in Sonar Entertainment's The Son, a book-based family saga that is slated for broadcast on AMC.

The president and CEO says the future growth of the company depends on accessing and owning compelling IP and finding the best ways of getting it in front of passionate fans.

The CEO talks about Keshet’s growth trajectory and its commitment to innovation and strategic risk-taking.

The actress, who stars in The Handmaid's Tale and Top of the Lake, speaks about the complex, layered characters that she portrays.

PREMIUM: All3media CEO Jane Turton explains how having the best talent, properly incentivized and supported by a skilled distribution arm that helps finance shows, yields the best results creatively and commercially.

PREMIUM: Sonar Entertainment CEO Thomas Lesinski talks to World Screen Newsflash about the company's focus on premium content, attracting top talent and diversifying its offering.

PREMIUM: John Morayniss, the CEO of Entertainment One (eOne) Television, tells World Screen Newsflash that he is a firm believer in the power of partnerships, whether co-financing series with international partners or investing in production companies.

NEW YORK: Producer Mark Gordon talks to World Screen Newsflash about the enduring appeal of procedural series, which, even in a television landscape filled with buzzworthy serialized shows, continue to satisfy broad swaths of the audience, in the U.S. and around the world.