Jamie Stalcup

ClearStory has been commissioned by Channel 4 to produce Jimmy Carr Destroys Art, a TV experiment that sees the comedian invite an audience to destroy controversial artwork.

Blue Ant Media’s FAST channels Love Nature and Homeful have become available on Amazon Freevee in the U.S.

Sunny Side of the Doc has opened the call for projects for the third edition of Global Pitch for Global Change, set to take place online from February 7 to 8.

Environmentalist and science broadcaster David Suzuki has revealed he is retiring next spring after 43 years as host of CBC’s The Nature of Things.

National Geographic Content has expanded its National Geographic Media Scholarship program to include six Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), which will each receive $10,000 scholarships.

Food Affair with Mark Wiens, a brand-new series giving viewers a look at Singapore’s culinary culture, is slated to debut in the U.S. on November 18 on HBO, HBO GO and HBO Max.

BBC Studios has closed a raft of international sales for its Natural History Unit’s landmark series Frozen Planet II, presented by David Attenborough.

Autentic has partnered with Monaco’s public broadcaster MCR TV to produce the documentary Monaco Explorations, focusing on scientists researching remote marine environments around the world.

Los Angeles-based The Gurin Company has partnered with Film.UA Group to represent the Ukrainian indie’s non-scripted programming in the U.S. and other international territories.

Warner Bros. Discovery and the Singapore Tourism Board have entered a three-year partnership to collaborate on entertainment and lifestyle content, as well as joint marketing.