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The Emmy- and Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Joe Berlinger talks about his new series Wrong Man.

Smithsonian Channel has commissioned the new six-part series Ice Airport Alaska from Rare TV, set to premiere this fall, and production on the show is underway.

BBC One has commissioned Shine TV to produce a one-hour documentary, which charts the progress of a group of celebrities as they cross Mongolia’s frozen Lake Khovsgol, to be broadcast as part of this year’s Sport Relief programming.

Channel 5 has commissioned ITN Productions to produce a new four-part documentary series, A Year in the Forest.

HBO Max has acquired the U.S. rights for the documentary On the Record, which tells the stories of the women who have come forward and publicly accused hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons of sexual misconduct.

HBO has acquired worldwide television and streaming rights to the documentary feature film Siempre, Luis, which chronicles the life of the father of award-winning playwright and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Rod Henwood is joining the board of Tin Roof Media as non-executive chair of the non-scripted production group, which houses Blink Films and Outline Productions.

A+E Networks has struck a deal with Barrett-Jackson collector car auctions for Barrett-Jackson Live, which will air on FYI and HISTORY.

A&E Network has greenlit a second season of Court Cam, which takes viewers inside the courtrooms of everything from high-profile trials to minor court proceedings.

Screentime New Zealand is producing the 10x1-hour documentary series First Responders, shining a light on emergency rescue services, for TVNZ1.