Jamie Stalcup

Candour Productions has restructured its management team in the wake of its first major series commission from BBC Two, with Julie Heselgrave named managing director.

BBC Studios Natural History Unit has appointed Jess Colman and Laura Harris as joint heads of development.

MagellanTV's linear streaming channel True Crime Now has launched in the U.S. on the streaming apps Local Now and Plex.

Showtime Documentary Films is set to premiere everything's gonna be all white, a three-part docuseries exploring the history of race in the United States, on February 11.

WE tv has greenlit the unscripted investigative series Hip Hop Homicides, with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson executive producing.

The WNET Group has revealed One Day in March (working title), a documentary that chronicles the escalation of hate and violence against Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.

discovery+ is set to debut Love Off the Grid, a new series that sees four couples live together in total isolation in the wilderness, on January 30.

Fremantle has sold the high-end fashion documentary series Kingdom of Dreams to HBO Max in Europe, Latin America and Asia, as well as Crave in Canada.

Blue Ant International has appointed A+E alum Bryan Gabourie as senior VP of international sales and partnerships.

Sky is set to debut the new true-crime series Murder in the Valleys, based on the biggest murder investigation in Welsh history, on February 6.