Interviews

Tatsuhiko Inoue, president of NHK, tells World Screen about the broadcaster’s role in serving audiences the best in news, documentaries and entertainment, while acknowledging that public service media is undergoing a major transition.

Fernando Szew, president and head of FOX Entertainment Studios, speaks with World Screen Newsflash about the importance of relationships with talent and building a diverse content pipeline with worldwide appeal.

Tim Mutimer, CEO of Cineflix Rights, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the types of financing and distribution deals needed to get projects made today.

Jens Richter, CEO of commercial and international at Fremantle, discusses several trends he is seeing in the European market, including a shift toward entertaining mainstream programming and the evaluation of multiple budget options.

Cathy Payne, CEO of Banijay Rights, offers her view of the European scripted market as it adapts to changing financing models, greater selectivity and fewer co-production partners.

All3Media International CEO Louise Pedersen tells World Screen Newsflash how proper financing, collaboration and timing are helping deals get made in the European scripted market.

World Screen Newsflash spoke with Brooke Shields about Acorn TV’s You’re Killing Me, which she stars in and executive produces.

The president of Artist View on how Spanish filmmaker Daniel H. Torrado used AI to create the film The Great Reset.

The director of sales and co-productions shares how the company is responding to the unscripted and formats markets.

The head of media companies for YouTube in Spanish Latin America speaks about YouTube’s role in an increasingly globalized media environment.