Jamie Stalcup

BBC Studios Drama Productions has launched Writers’ Studio: EastEnders, an open script call for those looking to develop their writing career in continuing drama.

ARTE France has boarded the Movistar Plus+ original The New Years, which is directed in part by Rodrigo Sorogoyen (Riot Police, Offworld, The Beasts).

Banijay Nordic’s Yellow Bird has partnered with ARTE France for A Life’s Worth, inspired by real events during the Bosnian conflict of the 1990s.

Paramount+ has renewed the high-stakes medical drama SkyMed for a nine-episode third season, with production beginning March 25.

All3Media International has continued global sales of Trigger Point, with the series now available across Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, Australia and Africa.

Sky Studios and Groenlandia have come together to co-produce Someone Killed Spiderman—Accidentally Famous (w.t.), inspired by the story of how Italian pop band 883 was formed.

Boat Rocker has teamed up with Ireland’s Deadpan Pictures to produce the comedy drama Video Nasty for BBC Northern Ireland, BBC Three, Virgin Media Television and WDR.

Monica Beletsky and Hamish Linklater talk about what went into making Manhunt historically accurate.

Prime Video has picked up the new action thriller ACMA: GAME and will begin streaming the series in Japan on April 7 and elsewhere around the world on April 26.

Prime Video in the Nordics has commissioned Blind Spot, an adaptation of Anne Holt’s 1222 novel, from Nordic Drama Queens.