Kristin Brzoznowski

FOX Entertainment and writer, producer and director McG (Supernatural, Lethal Weapon, We Are Marshall) have entered into a broadcast direct development deal.

BBC Studios has taken a minority investment in the British scripted indie production company Turbine Studios, which is behind hits such as Small Axe, Munich: The Edge of War and Steve McQueen’s Uprising.

M-Net and Fremantle are bringing back the mystery crime thriller Reyka for a second season.

Entertainment One (eOne) has aligned with Plano a Plano to manage the worldwide distribution rights outside of Spain for the new detective series Salazar.

Three drama series from ABS-CBN are headed to Malaysia on the free-to-air channel TVS 122.

The Ink Factory is teaming up with Amusement Park to co-produce a series adapted from John le Carré’s A Most Wanted Man.

Channel 5 has commissioned the new four-part thriller Black Cab, produced by Story Films in association with All3Media International.

Banijay Studios France has aligned with Fiction’Air, Belga Productions and RTBF for a new crime thriller for TF1.

Buccaneer and Halcyon Studios have secured the rights to adapt The Drift, the forthcoming novel from best-selling author C.J. Tudor, for television.

Tess Gunty’s The Rabbit Hutch has been optioned by Fremantle and Passenger’s Richard Brown, the producer behind This England, True Detective, Catch-22 and Outlaw King.