Anna Carugati

Daniel Lawrence Taylor, creator and writer of Boarders, talks to World Screen Newsflash about infusing the drama with humor, the use of code-switching and how we all experience otherness regardless of race or economic background, which makes the new series relatable to all viewers.

Erin Underhill, president of Universal Television, talks to World Screen Newsflash about offering culturally relevant series to a wide range of outlets, all the while building the library, which is crucial to the studio’s future.

Actor Jane Seymour, known for Live and Let Die and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, talks about her lead role in Harry Wild and the types of characters that appeal to her.

The Goalpost Pictures founding partner discusses partnering with original voices and underrepresented groups and the research and care that go into bringing original visions to the small screen.

The managing director and executive producer talks about the evolution of Nordic noir, the broad range of the company’s storytelling and the portrayal of more nuanced female characters.

The head of international co-productions at Odeon Fiction and producer of The Seed talks about the company’s slate, its strategy for working with partners and its desire to tell stories that entertain while shedding light on relevant topics.

Northern Irish actor, producer and director Adrian Dunbar talks about stepping into the role of Ridley, the quality on display in today’s TV series and the ongoing popularity of detective shows.

The actor talks about about bringing his beloved Law & Order: SVU character Elliot Stabler back.

The English’s stars Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer and writer/director Hugo Blick talk to World Screen Newsflash about the making of the Western drama.

The co-founder of Walter Presents talks about his continued appreciation of storytelling, talent and voices from around the world.