Chelsea Regan

Howard Swartz, Discovery Channel’s senior VP of production and development, talks about Shark Week 2019's 20-plus hour slate.

MTV has renewed for a second season The Hills: New Beginnings, the sequel to the Los Angeles-set reality series that ran on the network in the late 2000s.

DocuBay is teaming up with Foxxum, a Smart TV solutions provider, to launch its library of content on Foxxum-enabled devices around the world.

Louis Theroux, a BAFTA-winning documentary filmmaker, journalist and broadcaster, will be interviewed by the writer and journalist Dawn O’Porter at this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival.

Insight TV has partnered with the energy drink company Monster Energy to co-produce Jndia, The Fast Life, a documentary about the female drag-car racer Jndia Erbacher. 

Wonder, a Banijay Group company, has been commissioned to make the docuseries Billy Connolly’s Great American Trail for ITV.

Zoomin, an Amsterdam-based digital media company, has partnered with Tencent in China to produce the three-part docuseries All for Adrenaline the Realm.

Z Living Network has added 190 more hours of Gusto Worldwide Media’s original food and lifestyle programming to its lineup.

DRG has inked a raft of international deals for its new food and travel series, Remarkable Places to Eat.

Manson’s Bloodline, an original documentary series about Charles Manson from Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group), is set to premiere on Viaplay next month.