Jamie Stalcup

Netflix has slated the launch of the three-part documentary Fit for TV: The Reality of The Biggest Loser for August 15.

Aldo Kane, Declan Burley and Vianet Djenguet, hosts of the conservation series The Wild Ones, sit down with World Screen Newsflash to talk about the hundreds of custom-built cameras for the project, ensuring the crew’s safety throughout filming and their partnerships with locals and organizations around the world.

BIG Media has inked licensing deals for two true-crime series with Pluto TV in the U.K. and Canada and Roku in the U.S.

Harbour Rights has licensed a slew of documentary programs in Hong Kong, Korea and Australia.

The Grierson Trust has unveiled the longlist for the 2025 British Documentary Awards in association with All3Media, which spans 14 program categories.

Netflix has unveiled its upcoming slate of five new unscripted series and a slew of renewals.

Silverlining Rights has signed presale deals in Australia, Portugal, Israel, Lithuania and the U.S. for Content Kings’ Lip Reading The Royals.

Espresso Media International has added six new factual titles to its summer offering, including several WWII documentaries and nature programs.

Love Thy Nader, a new reality series following sisters Brooks, Sarah Jane, Grace Ann and Mary Holland Nader, is set to bow on Freeform on August 26, with the entire season streaming on Hulu on August 27.

The senior production executive at Cream discusses the new Acorn TV series Relative Secrets with Jane Seymour.