Kristin Brzoznowski

Queens for the Night, a drag competition created and produced by Tuesday’s Child, is set to launch on ITV and ITV Hub later this year.

James Townley, global head of content development at Banijay, talks about competition shows, which remain a hot commodity in the format market, as audiences seek upbeat viewing to engage the whole family.

BBC Studios and MBC Studios have signed a scripted format agreement that will see the BAFTA- and Golden Globe-winning comedy series The Office remade in Arabic.

The format creator and producer talks about what viewers and buyers are looking for these days and why now is the perfect time for musical game shows.

Studio Ramsay Global (SRG), created by Gordon Ramsay and FOX Entertainment, is expanding its production slate with the U.S. launch of Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars.

Red Arrow Studios International has lined up a new round of international deals for the entertainment formats Stealing the Show! and Beat the Channel, originally produced by Florida Entertainment for ProSieben in Germany.

The managing director and head of the Warner Bros. International Television Production companies Wall to Wall and Twenty Twenty shares her view on the current format landscape.

SangHyun Kim, KOCCA’s general director of media content and the animation division, talks about K-Format Showcase, which will be held in connection with the L.A. Screenings.

Chihiro Shizawa, sales and licensing at Nippon TV, talks about the demand for game-show formats and the convention-breaking propositions that the company has ready to satisfy the market appetite.

World of Wonder's Drag Race format is getting a new Belgian iteration, following on the heels of Drag Race Sweden.