Digital Editions

World Screen
World Screen Trendsetter Award: Adam Lewinson; International Drama Screenings Festival; TV Drama In-Demand: Crime & Thrillers. Plus, WorldScreenings Showcases for ZDF Studios, Banijay Rights, Artist View Entertainment, Studio 100 Media, ABS-CBN Corporation, NHK Enterprises, TV Asahi and GoQuest Media.
Digital edition sponsored by
Inter Medya

World Screen
Interviews with Tubi’s Adam Lewinson, RTÉ’s Dermot Horan and Showmax’s Yolisa Phahle. Plus, the World Screen Premiere of All3Media International’s Ridley and an event preview for the Co-Production Forum at Heart of Europe International TV Festival.
Digital edition sponsored by
Inter Medya

TV Kids
Where’s the Money?: Leading distributors discuss changes in funding models. Plus, a Q&A with Kidoodle.TV’s Brenda Bisner and an event preview for Cartoon Forum.
Digital edition sponsored by
ZDF Studios

Inside House of the Dragon: Miguel Sapochnik, co-showrunner, executive producer and director, talks about the big-budget prequel to HBO’s megahit Game of Thrones. Plus, a WorldScreenings spotlight on All3Media International, event previews for MIA—Mercato Internazionale Audiovisivo and Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Biarritz and an interview with EbonyLife’s Mo Abudu.
Digital edition sponsored by
ZDF Studios

The July digital editions of TV Kids and TV Drama include embedded videos and more in an elegant, user-friendly design targeted to on-the-go reading.

TV Kids
Video interviews with Warner Bros.’ Amy Friedman, BBC’s Patricia Hidalgo, Super RTL’s Thorsten Braun, Paramount Global’s Jules Borkent, Bruce W. Smith, Nelvana’s Pam Westman, The Jim Henson Company’s Halle Stanford, Sesame Workshop’s Ed Wells and Kay Wilson Stallings, Gaumont’s Nicolas Atlan and ZDF Studios’ Katharina Pietzsch, along with panels spotlighting acquisition strategies, windowing, financing, opportunities in the metaverse and the LatAm kids’ media landscape. Plus, an interactive in-demand report on preschool shows and WorldScreenings spotlights on Superights and Tencent Video.

TV Drama
Video interviews with Howard Gordon, Walter Presents’ Walter Iuzzolino, Juan José Campanella, Midsomer Murders’ Neil Dudgeon, Miranda Kwok, Viaplay Group’s Filippa Wallestam, Lionsgate’s Sandra Stern, Robert and Michelle King, and Banijay’s Lars Blomgren and Kudos’ Karen Wilson, along with panels spotlighting trends in British drama, co-production models and European scripted production.
Digital edition sponsored by
ZDF Studios

TV Kids
Going Green: Children’s media executives discuss the important role that the TV industry plays in spreading awareness about the climate crisis. Plus, interviews with Paramount Global’s Jules Borkent—recipient of the TV Kids Pioneer Award—ZDF Studios’ Jan-Frederik Maul, The Jim Henson Company’s Halle Stanford and The Garcías’ Jeff Valdez.

World Screen
Chasing Scale: Leading production and distribution groups weigh in about the arms race for the best IP. Plus, interviews with Jamie Dornan, Julian Fellowes, RTL Group’s Thomas Rabe, HBO Max’s Johannes Larcher and Sky Studios’ Cécile Frot-Coutaz.
Digital edition sponsored by Inter Medya

World Screen
Interviews with Harmonica’s Josephine Bornebusch and TVNZ’s Cate Slater. Plus, the World Screen Premiere of All3Media International’s Murder in the Valleys, a WorldScreenings spotlight on Global Agency and an interactive In-Demand report on content from Québec.
Digital edition sponsored by
ZDF Enterprises

TV Kids
Video interviews with M6’s Philippe Bony, DreamWorks Animation’s Peter Gal, Mattel’s Fred Soulie, Studio 100’s Hans Bourlon, WildBrain’s Josh Scherba, eOne Family Brands’ Olivier Dumont, Aardman’s Nick Park, pocket.watch’s Chris M. Williams, Bluey’s Joe Brumm, Common Sense Networks’ Eric Berger, Alma’s Way’s Sonia Manzano and Ellen Doherty, Kidoodle.TV’s Brenda Bisner and Alice’s Wonderland Bakery’s Chelsea Beyl, along with panels spotlighting acquisition strategies, navigating the complexities of the kids’ business, Cyber Group Studios’ The McFire Family, trends in preschool programming, developments in French animation and Thunderbird Entertainment. Plus, interactive In-Demand reports on Korean animation and the themes of diversity and inclusion, STEM/STEAM curricula and aspirational girl characters.
Digital edition sponsored by
ZDF Enterprises