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In this digital edition of the TV Real Festival agenda, you will find the full daily program and speaker biographies.

The Los Angeles-based production company 32 Flavors, launched last summer by Alex Baskin, has appointed Netflix and Bravo alum Jenn Levy as president.

A look at what to expect from the inaugural TV Real Festival, taking place June 18 to 20.

Keynotes slated for the TV Real Festival, taking place June 18 to 20, include Warner Bros. Discovery’s Kathleen Finch, documentary filmmaker Dawn Porter, classicist and presenter Mary Beard, NBCUniversal Entertainment’s Corie Henson and Rachel Smith and many more. Register for the event here for free.

Amy Dowden: Fight of My Life (w.t.), following Strictly Come Dancing’s Amy Dowden for 15 months after her cancer diagnosis at 32, is set to debut on BBC One, BBC One Wales and iPlayer this summer.

Bunim/Murray Productions has teamed up with TOGETHXR and athletes Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe for an untitled docuseries about professional women’s sports.

Cineflix Rights has partnered with Canadian producer Go Button Media (GBM) to co-finance and produce 60 hours of unscripted content in the history and science genres over the next three years.

In the U.K. and Ireland, the four-part series Six Schizophrenic Brothers has debuted on discovery+.

The full list of speakers for the TV Real Festival, taking place from June 18 to 20, has been revealed. Sign up for your free registration to attend here.

BBC Studios Documentary Unit has named Beth Ambrose as head of production, Sonia Sohal as head of development and James W. Newton as senior executive producer.