Profiles

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Arthur Smith, chairman of A. Smith & Co. Productions and Hell’s Kitchen executive producer, talks about season 19 of the hit culinary competition series starring Gordon Ramsay.

Nancy Glass, CEO and executive producer at Glass Entertainment Group, talks about the Snapchat series Queen of Stylez and the appeal of creating for apps and streamers.