Mansha Daswani

Argentinean television and film director, writer and producer Juan José Campanella weighed in on his exclusive deal with VIS for scripted projects at the TV Drama Festival today, including his Paramount+ series The Envoys (Los Enviados).

Acclaimed writer, producer and showrunner Howard Gordon delivered the opening keynote speech at the TV Drama Festival today, discussing how he adapted the British drama Accused into a new anthology for FOX in the U.S.

Banijay Rights’ Cathy Payne, All3Media International’s Louise Pedersen, Entertainment One’s Stuart Baxter and ITV Studios’ Ruth Berry weighed in on commissioning and financing trends in British drama as the TV Drama Festival kicked off this morning.

We have some 20 speakers lined up to discuss what’s powering today's global drama business for World Screen's first TV Drama Festival, which will run from June 28 to 30.

Mansha Daswani checks in with a range of distributors about what’s new in the always popular crime-drama genre.

Screenwriter David Farr and director Alice Troughton on bringing John Wyndham's 1957 classic The Midwich Cuckoos to contemporary audiences in a new Sky original series that premieres this week.

Applause Entertainment is developing a series based on the life of Mahatma Gandhi, adapted from two books by historian and author Ramachandra Guha.

Dan March, managing partner at Dynamic Television, on the importance of scaling up the company's production activities, spotting innovative concepts from across the globe, crafting smart distribution strategies and emerging opportunities with AVOD players.

Patrick Nebout, most recently chief content officer at Dramacorp, has been tapped as president and chief content officer of Sparkling, the European sister company of graphic novel publisher Humanoids.

Hallmark Channel has given the green light to the intergenerational drama series The Way Home from MarVista Entertainment and Neshama Entertainment.