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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.

Icon Films has been commissioned by the U.K.'s Channel 5 to produce two 90-minute one-off documentaries: Secrets of the Mega…Airline Food and Secrets of the Mega…Landfill.

Insight TV Studios has entered into a co-production partnership with Webedia and its production entity X-Treme Video, with a skateboarding docuseries set as their first joint project.

Banijay Rights has entered into a first-look deal for factual content from Glasgow-based Firecrest Films, the outfit behind Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Margaret Fleming for BBC Scotland and BBC Two.

Among the slate of new nonfiction projects unveiled by Disney+ is a reimagined The Quest series, now featuring teen participants, as well as the brainteaser competition show The Maze.

The SVOD service True Royalty TV has greenlit a new documentary exploring the changing role of Prince William.

Chi Kephart has been elevated to head of business affairs and general counsel at Tinopolis USA, a remit that includes the production companies A. Smith & Co. and Magical Elves.

Kew Media Distribution has inked a raft of deals for nonfiction titles from around the world, including My Paranormal Nightmare, which is headed to Travel Channel in the U.S.

all3media international has sealed its first deal for the series Inside the Tower of London, which heads to Smithsonian Channel in North America.