Alexa Alfano

Shark Teeth Films' upcoming factual engineering franchise Building Bad has been presold to Canada's Bell Media, while Cineflix Rights has acquired the worldwide distribution rights.

Production company and AI specialist Deep Fusion Films is prepping a feature documentary about British racing driver James Hunt, whose Formula 1 career peaked in 1976.

Love Nature has set a slate of new original programming that includes Deep Dive North America (w.t.), the second Deep Dive installment, among other titles.

Peacock has ordered Ample Entertainment's The Hungry Games: Alaska’s Big Bear Challenge, with Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death) attached to narrate.

The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth (w.t.), from producer Muck Media, has been ordered by National Geographic.

Backed by the Bros, a new series with Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott, is set to debut on HGTV Canada and stream via STACKTV.

Apple TV+ has ordered the new three-part documentary series Hollywood Con Queen, with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Chris Smith (Tiger King, Fyre, 100 Foot Wave) behind the title.

BBC Cymru Wales has commissioned the brand-new adventure series Wynne Evans and Joanna Page: Lost at Sea, along with a host of other new and returning programs.

The Mysteries of the Pyramids (w.t.), a new docuseries with comedian and presenter Dara Ó Briain at the helm, is being prepped by Wildflame Productions for Channel 5.

Planet Fungi and distributor Escapade Media have united for the global rollout of Follow the Rain, a new documentary that delves into fungi.