Charlotte Moore, the controller of BBC One, shared with Edinburgh TV Festival attendees how best to get their next big idea onto the channel.

During a session at Edinburgh TV Festival 2018, Zai Bennett, director of programs for Sky Entertainment UK & Ireland, talked through his shopping list of what it takes to get a show on Sky Atlantic, Sky One or Sky Arts.

Netflix’s critically acclaimed To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before generated the most social media buzz among all the new show premieres around the world in August, according to The WIT.

Paul Telegdy, the president of NBC Entertainment’s alternative and reality group, took to the stage for a keynote address at the 2018 Edinburgh TV Festival.

At this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival, Ben Frow, the director of programs at Channel 5, took part in a “Meet the Controllers” session.

Kevin Lygo, ITV's director of television, took part in the "Meet the Controllers" lineup at this year's Edinburgh TV Festival.

A masterclass at the 2018 Edinburgh TV Festival explored the unique development process of Save Me, specifically looking at Lennie James' approach to writing, his characters, authentic dialogue and narrative.

At the 2018 Edinburgh TV Festival, actress, screenwriter, poet and playwright Michaela Coel delivered the MacTaggart Lecture, in which she spoke about racism and her own sexual assault and how she hopes that sharing her experiences will bring about change.

In July, TF1's Les Bleus 2018: Au coeur de l'épopée russe stirred up the most buzz on social media of all the new programs to launch globally, according to The WIT.

Henrik Pabst, the president of Red Arrow Studios International, talks to World Screen Newsflash about some of the latest series from the company’s catalog that are drumming up interest in the global market.