Profiles

Frank Sinton, president of A. Smith & Co. Dox and executive producer of Canine Intervention, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the Netflix dog training series and its charismatic host, Jas Leverette.

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Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald talks about 2020: The Story of Us, in which he addresses the coronavirus in Britain.

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Katy Llewellyn-Jones, CEO of Beyond Rights, talks about the company's offering in the unscripted space, which includes titles across true crime, history, engineering and more.

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Natalie Lawley, the managing director of Escapade Media, talks about how the company has seen a rise in content that appeals to family audiences, the type that provides entertainment but is also informative.

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Andrea Walji, head of content and production at WaterBear Network, talks about the free VOD platform's mission-driven agenda to address the future of our planet.

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The Peabody- and Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist Tom Jennings talks to World Screen Newsflash about his company 1895 Films and making documentaries using archives that play like narrative films.

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Jo Sharon and Casey Kriley, co-CEOs at Magical Elves, talk about what inspired the Best Leftovers Ever!, the key to successful food-centric titles and their enviable position in the marketplace.

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Stan Hsue, senior VP of development at Lion Television USA and executive producer on The Murder List, on the series' unique narrative, adapting its production amid Covid-19 and the evolution of the true-crime genre.

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Mary Robertson, showrunner and executive producer for The New York Times Presents and senior VP of current production at the Red Arrow Studios company Left/Right, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the new documentary Framing Britney Spears.

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Patrick Reardon, president of Jupiter Holdings, talks about the one-hour special Snapped: Behind Bars and how Jupiter Entertainment is pushing the true-crime genre forward.

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