Alison Skilton

Writer and producer Neal Baer (ER, Law & Order: SVU, Designated Survivor), filmmaker P.J. Palmer (Anyone But Me) and L.A.-based writer Michael J. Wolfe have come together to develop and produce The Mystery of the 1957 Gay Wedding Photos, an unscripted series searching for answers about a set of recently surfaced images.

HBO has confirmed its slate of documentaries for the rest of the year, including Roger Ross Williams’ The Apollo, an insider’s look at the history and legacy of the legendary Apollo Theater.

The WorkShop Content Studios and PGA Tour champion Rickie Fowler and his Main Event Productions have teamed for Basketball or Nothing, a six-part docuseries that has been picked up by Netflix.

Thunderbird Entertainment Group has inked a Canadian distribution deal with Bell Media’s streaming service Crave for Punk, a four-part docuseries executive produced by John Varvatos and Iggy Pop.

The all-new alien investigation series Contact from Red Arrow Studios' Karga Seven Pictures is set for a summer release on Discovery Channel.

Bigger Bang’s new docuseries Revolutions: The Ideas that Changed the World has been licensed to platforms and broadcasters in 132 territories.

The London- and L.A.-based indie Renowned Films has tapped former Gobstopper Television executive Chris Broughall for the position of head of development, effective immediately.

Primal Media has appointed Ben Riley to the position of head of development.

A+E Networks' true-crime channel Crime+Investigation has expanded its European footprint, launching in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Per a deal with Spike in the Netherlands, DRG is sending almost 200 hours of programming from British producers to the Viacom-owned channel.