Interviews

Alena Smith, creator and showrunner of Dickinson, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the Apple TV+ series starring Hailee Steinfeld as 19th-century poet Emily Dickinson.

The founder and CEO of Global Agency talks about some of the factors driving the company's growth.

Bob Greenblatt, chairman of WarnerMedia Entertainment and direct-to-consumer, shares how he welcomes the challenge of creating a new service that stands out from the competition—a task not dissimilar to the ones he has faced in the past and successfully overcome.

PREMIUM: Charlie Collier, the CEO of FOX Entertainment, talks to World Screen Newsflash about setting the course for the FOX Broadcast Network, now part of FOX Corporation, which houses the sports, news and stations assets that were not taken by The Walt Disney Company when it acquired 21st Century Fox. 

PREMIUM: Hugh Marks, the CEO of Nine, tells World Screen Newsflash about how he is tapping into his two decades of experience in the media industry to make sure that the broadcaster continues to reimagine how Australians access entertainment, news and information.

Craig Hunegs, president of Disney Television Studios, shares details about the newly formed studio.

James Farrell, VP of international originals, on what Amazon Studios is looking for and how it is fostering relationships with producers and writers worldwide.

President and CEO Robert Bakish says he is confident that ViacomCBS’s ability to own and distribute content across the entire media ecosystem—in-house and third-party platforms, linear and streaming, free TV and pay—ensures the company’s wellbeing whatever changes the future may hold.

Christiane Amanpour, the lauded journalist and host of CNN International's Amanpour, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the importance of objectivity not being confused with neutrality.

Loni Farhi has built SPI International from the ground up—from its days as a content distributor primarily focused on Eastern Europe to its status now as a global media company operating 40 television channels on six continents.