Interviews

Cathy Payne, the CEO of Banijay Rights, and Matt Creasey, the EVP of sales, co-productions and acquisitions outside EMEA, talk to World Screen Newsflash about working with producers and clients whose needs continue to change.

Stuart Baxter, the president of international distribution at Entertainment One (eOne), on the company's library of popular titles, first-look deals with A-list talent and high-profile new shows.

Beau Ferrari, the chairman of NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises, talks about how the company is serving the U.S. Hispanic audience in multiple ways.

The president of ViacomCBS Global Distribution Group talks about offering something for everyone and something for all platforms.

The CEO takls about managing businesses and people through the uncertainty created by COVID-19, continuing to find new revenue-generating opportunities and how the industry may change post-pandemic.

The chief content officer for HBO and HBO Max talks about maintaining quality and HBO’s mission, working with talent, upcoming originals, the value of co-productions and the post–Game of Thrones era.

One of the U.K.’s most well-regarded television writers, Sally Wainwright talks about writing during lockdown and preparing for Gentleman Jack to resume production.

As Foxtel celebrates its 25th anniversary, the executive director of television talks about offering subscribers the finest programming from around the world as well as high-quality Australian stories.

World Screen Trendsetter Award recipient Tyler Perry talks to World Screen Newsflash about his work, the quarantine bubble model that has enabled him to restart production amid COVID-19, and television’s power to entertain and enlighten in these challenging times. 

The founder and CEO gives a closer look at the business as it nears its 15th anniversary.