Profiles

Ben Clarke, head of commercial and business development at the BBC Studios Natural History Unit, on how the global challenges of the modern age are serving to raise the value and importance of factual content.

After two years of taking place online, Sunny Side of the Doc, an international market for documentary and narrative experiences, is returning to La Rochelle, France, for an in-person event that will run from June 20 to 23.

Wapanatahk Media co-founders Tania Koenig-Gauchier and Shirley McLean discuss the production company's first docuseries, Dr. Savannah: Wild Rose Vet, and their mission to tell Indigenous stories.

Chris Dorsey, president and CEO of Dorsey Pictures, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the company's aim to provide content across the factual spectrum that delves into the stories in America's heartland.

A recap of the biggest news and sales and acquisition deals that were announced during MIPTV and MIPDoc.

Gerald Casey, channel director of UKTV's Yesterday, talks about the channel's mission to offer more than the history-centered content it's known for amid a booming factual industry.

Greg Diefenbach, co-founder and managing director of MagellanTV, on how the factual streamer is differentiating itself in order to attract viewers overwhelmed with choice.

Executive producer Kristen V. Carter talks about the new discovery+ docuseries Profiled: The Black Man, which explores and combats enduring stereotypes about Black men.

Olympic gold medalist Picabo Street and filmmaker Frank Marshall talk about Street's first career-spanning documentary.

Carlyn Staudt, Love Nature’s global general manager, on how the factual channel is delivering its natural-history content to more viewers than ever amid the rise of AVOD and FAST platforms.