Mansha Daswani

Reality shows, factual entertainment and high-end docs are finding slots across Central and Eastern Europe.

BRISTOL: Wendy Darke, formerly the head of the BBC's Natural History Unit, has founded a new Bristol-based production outfit, True to Nature.

LOS ANGELES: Social media personality Cameron Dallas—who has more than 35 million followers across a range of platforms—is getting his own Netflix series.

SILVER SPRING: This August, Investigation Discovery (ID) will air a special produced by NBC News’s Peacock Productions about gun violence on U.S. university campuses.

NEW YORK: The Crime + Investigation channel is launching exclusively on NOS in Portugal.

ALBUQUERQUE: ITV's Oscar Pistorius: The Interview will air in the U.S. exclusively on REELZ later this month.

The filmmaker discusses the genesis of the CNN original series and offers up a sneak peek at what’s to come in the new season.

AUCKLAND: A range of BBC Worldwide titles are headed to Prime in New Zealand for its upcoming Prime Planet documentary strand.

LONDON: Discovery Networks's British free-to-air factual-entertainment channel Quest will begin streaming online this week, in time for the start of the FIA World Rallycross Championship.

CANNES: Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock told MIPDoc delegates that all networks, commissioners and producers must have a digital strategy and should be looking for gaps in the marketplace to target underserved audiences.