Chelsea Regan

ITV has commissioned a new documentary from Fremantle’s Naked about the disappearance of Australian millionaire Melissa Caddick.

Channel 4 has commissioned Wonderhood Studios to produce the new three-part series Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life.

Sune Roland has been appointed CEO of Strong Productions, a Denmark-based Fremantle company.

National Geographic Content has appointed Karen Greenfield to the newly created position of senior VP of content, diversity and inclusion.

A+E Networks UK has commissioned the brand-new series Murder Detective with Graham Hill for Crime+Investigation.

Fremantle has inked a raft of deals for The Great Cookbook Challenge with Jamie Oliver, as a dedicated FAST channel featuring titles fronted by the celebrity chef launches on Amazon’s Freevee.

The newly formed unscripted production unit Walt Disney Television Alternative (WDT Alternative) has hired three new executives: Jill Chapman, Alicia Martino and Mike Rosen.

Anonymous Content, Fremantle and Spinning Nancy have partnered for Mrs. America, a new original documentary directed by Penny Lane (Hail Satan?, Listening to Kenny G).

Showtime Documentary Films is set to launch Confirmed (w.t.), a new four-part documentary series that delves into the modern history of the U.S. Supreme Court.

NBC has ordered Surviving Earth, a documentary series that will delve into how life survived and thrived during cataclysmic events in prehistory.