Interviews

The star of Blunt Talk speaks about embracing comedy and working with the show’s ensemble cast.

The company's president and CEO is making sure her channels’ programming is offered on multiple platforms, but she also wants to see off-television viewing measured and monetized properly.

Robert Bakish, the president and CEO of Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN), talks about the opportunities he sees in the international pay-TV business.

The president talks about the company’s strategy for aligning with independent producers, filling gaps in the market and maximizing the long-tail value of its properties.

Sandra Stern, the president of Lionsgate Television Group, shares her views of the vibrant market for scripted programming.

The CEO talks about the company’s strategy for further expanding its presence in the worldwide drama business.

Armando Nuñez, the CEO of CBS Global Distribution Group, and David Nevins, the president and CEO of Showtime Networks, talk to World Screen about the growing demand for addictive, serialized, premium programming.

Michael Grindon, the former head of international at Sony Pictures Television, tells World Screen about Legendary’s TV slate and about managing rights in the complex drama-distribution business today.

Tomás Yankelevich, Telefe’s director of global contents and international business, about new projects, the challenges of co-producing within Latin America and the success of its dramas.

Kevin Reilly, the president of TBS and TNT and chief creative officer of Turner Entertainment, talks to World Screen about his vision for both networks.