World Screen

National Geographic’s Christian Drobnyk, CuriosityStream’s Steve Burns and France Télévisions’ Thierry Mino shared their acquisition and co-production strategies at MIPDoc in a session moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati before each receiving a World Screen Factual Trendsetter Award.

Are you attending MIPDoc this weekend? Make sure to get your copy of TV Real, visit TVReal.ws, access our Twitter feed, and peruse listings of numerous new shows via our Screening Rooms for MIPDoc.

The landmark series The Pacific War in Color from Smithsonian Networks tells the complete story of the Pacific War across eight episodes.

The 4K documentary Sex, Lies and Butterflies, on offer from Terra Mater Factual Studios, follows moths, butterflies and caterpillars across the globe in different stages of development to see how they manage to survive in a world where nearly everything tries to eat them.

It’s a race against time to discover what or who is taking the life of a patient in Something’s Killing Me, a Rive Gauche Television (RGTV) highlight. 

Viewers gain insight into secret graves, death ships, missing castles and more in Vikings: The Lost Realm, presented by TCB Media Rights.

World Screen and MIPTV are honoring three individuals for their bold, innovative choices in programming.

The Gusto Worldwide Media baking series Flour Power is set in a retro-style kitchen, where the host shows viewers how to make baked treats.

Scott McGillivray takes real estate rookies under his wing and teaches them everything they need to know about how to renovate and turn a profit in Buyers Bootcamp, which Beyond Distribution is highlighting. 

Courteney Monroe, the CEO of National Geographic Global Networks, talks to World Screen Newsflash's Anna Carugati about what’s in store with the second installment of Genius, as well as some of the highlights from the unscripted slate.