Anna Carugati

The executive producers talk about MARS, their relationship with National Geographic, the creative freedom they have found working in television and what it takes to make movies today.

PREMIUM: Matthew Perry talks to World Screen Newsflash about playing the complex and conflicted Edward “Ted” Kennedy, tasked with carrying on the Kennedy legacy in the aftermath of the assassinations of his two brothers while dealing with his infidelities and alcoholism, in the Muse Entertainment miniseries The Kennedys: After Camelot.

The CEO talks about how Hulu will soon be complementing its SVOD service with a bundle of broadcast and cable networks that will allow subscribers to watch shows, sports and news, either live or on demand.

The showrunner talks about creating flawed characters, complex situations and edge-of-your-seat adrenaline rushes in story lines that also interweave topics in the news.

The creator of Mr. Robot shares how his unconventional shooting style and his very specific visual grammar, coupled with the intricate plot, have made the USA Network hit unique in the TV landscape.

The president of international and digital media at A+E Networks talks about recent and upcoming channel launches and about the company's slate of programming.

The company's CEO talks about the genres that are currently in demand and which types of rights are most sought-after by buyers.

PREMIUM: Jeffrey Tambor, the star of Transparent, speaks to World Screen Newsflash about his experience working on the Amazon series.

Red Arrow’s chairman and CEO talks about his disciplined approach to investing in companies and his strategy for forming partnerships that provide access to talent

NEW YORK: John Schmidt, Content Media’s CEO, tells World Screen Newsflash that further geographic expansion and a continued emphasis on premium scripted and nonfiction fare are the primary areas of focus for the company.