Tag Archives: Rob Clark

Fremantle has appointed Andrew Llinares as director of global entertainment, taking over from Rob Clark.

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As he prepares to step down at the company, the director of global entertainment shares the elements he deems essential for a program to travel to several countries and satisfy today’s audiences.

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The director of global entertainment on the current demands in the format marketplace and the levels of risk broadcasters are exercising with regard to commissioning.

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Rob Clark, Fremantle’s director of global entertainment, shares his view on navigating the current format landscape and what’s to come.

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The director of global entertainment at Fremantle talks about the company's new formats that are on trend.

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The director of global entertainment has been encouraging the teams at the company’s vast network of production partners to keep a close eye on their local markets for innovative ideas that could become international hits.

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Rob Clark, FremantleMedia's director of global entertainment, talks to World Screen Newsflash about how he continues to mine the creative minds in the company's network of production companies and among third-party producers for innovative concepts.

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NEW YORK: Rob Clark, FremantleMedia's director of global entertainment, shares with World Screen Newsflash some of the company’s new highlights, weighs in on the enduring game-show market and discusses what it takes to keep a brand on the air, season after season. Watch the interview here.

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NEW YORK: Rob Clark, the director of global entertainment at FremantleMedia, met with World Screen Newsflash's Anna Carugati to discuss what is trending in the formats market nowadays.

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For years, FremantleMedia has been providing broadcasters with formats that have been huge hits in territories large and small around the world, from Idols, Got Talent and The X Factor to classic game shows like The Price Is Right and Family Feud. Broadcasters have always wanted to limit their risk ...

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