Kristin Brzoznowski

A Place in the Sun producer Freeform Group has set up the new label Double FTV.

Blue Ant Studios has secured a number of new distribution deals for its unscripted programming, including Race Against the Tide, in Spain.

Optomen has tapped former Channel 4 and Lime Pictures executive Becky Cadman for the newly created role of head of talent-led programming.

Rare TV has tapped Daniela Neumann as its new CEO, taking over from Alexander Gardiner.

True-crime specialist Woodcut Media has received its certification as a B Corporation, assessed for the overall social and environmental impact of the company that stands behind it.

In the wake of the passing of humanitarian and 39th president of the United States Jimmy Carter, Rive Gauche Television has on offer In Their Own Words: President Jimmy Carter.

Channel 4 News and Current Affairs has commissioned ITN Productions to make a fast-turnaround documentary looking at the wildfires that have destroyed large parts of Los Angeles and the surrounding area.

Ken Burns’ upcoming six-part series The American Revolution, which explores the country’s founding and its eight-year War for Independence, has been lined up for a fall premiere on PBS.

Peacock has ordered a new docuseries about hip-hop power couple Nelly and Ashanti from Critical Content.

BBC Factual has commissioned Stacey & Joe, a fly-on-the-wall reality series featuring Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, for BBC One and iPlayer.