Jamie Stalcup

ZDF Studios has secured a multi-series output deal with the New York-based factual production company Big Media.

Investing in top-quality content is an integral part of All3Media International’s strategy, and its robust lineup of established and upcoming premium factual programming is a testament to this, as showcased by its non-scripted executives.

Escapade Media has secured new sales for Context Media’s For the Love of Pets following the premiere of season two on Australia’s Nine Network.

BBC Scotland has commissioned Tern Television, part of Zinc Media Group, to produce an entertainment pilot fronted by comedian Paul Black.

Hot Snakes Media’s Annie Taylor and Naimah Holmes talk to World Screen Newsflash about The Garden: Commune or Cult and their experience embedding themselves into the infamous off-grid community The Garden.

Plimsoll Productions’ Sarah Gibbs and Mark Brownlow, executive producers of National Geographic’s Incredible Animal Journeys, speak to World Screen Newsflash about the technology used to aid the series’ storytelling, the incredible firsts the show captured and why Jeremy Renner was the perfect fit for narrator.

Sky Max has slated the premiere of Dynamo is Dead, featuring the magician Dynamo as he buries himself alive, for December 14.

Hope in the Water, a three-part docuseries from David E. Kelley (Love & Death, Lincoln Lawyer, Big Little Lies) and chef Andrew Zimmern and his Intuitive Content (What’s Eating America) is set to premiere in 2024 on PBS.

A+E Networks EMEA has ordered Ross Kemp: Mafia and Britain (w.t.) from Honey Bee, Freshwater Films and GroupM Motion Entertainment for Sky HISTORY.

Factual trends with Ben Smith, creative director of the new label, and Rick Murray, CEO of Workerbee Group.