Jamie Stalcup

Netflix has ordered a new sports docuseries that tracks top sprinters from around the world from Box to Box Films (Full Swing, Drive to Survive).

Plimsoll Productions has promoted James Smith to head of adventure, overseeing its portfolio of high-octane adventure programming.

FilmRise has expanded its creator partner program to include an additional 11 creator libraries, with three added to the summer lineup.

National Geographic filmmaker Renan Ozturk talks to World Screen Newsflash about tracing the lost Franklin expedition’s path through the Northwest Passage in Explorer: Lost in the Arctic.

ID has renewed High Speed Chase for a second season after the series, which debuted in July, attracted more than 5.8 million viewers.

London-based independent factual production company Brown Bob, founded by Jacqueline Hewer and Nicki Gottlieb, has opened up a new base, Brown Bob Cymru, located in Cardiff.

ID has premiered the one-hour Nancy Grace-led documentary ID Special Report: The Long Island Serial Killer, examining the Rex Heuermann case.

BBC Three and BBC Current Affairs have ordered Andrew Tate: The Man Who Groomed the World? (w.t.) to delve into the international network spearheaded by Andrew Tate and his brother.

BBC Studios has teamed with Pinterest to commission short-form series from creators Seun Ogunsola and Emma Downer.

AP Dhillon: First of a Kind, a docuseries following the life of music artist Amritpal Singh Dhillon, is slated to bow on Prime Video on August 18.