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TVF International has secured a number of deals across Benelux, including selling a raft of aerial titles to National Geographic.

Shark Teeth Films' upcoming factual engineering franchise Building Bad has been presold to Canada's Bell Media, while Cineflix Rights has acquired the worldwide distribution rights.

Production company and AI specialist Deep Fusion Films is prepping a feature documentary about British racing driver James Hunt, whose Formula 1 career peaked in 1976.

In a MIPTV panel moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati, Universal Television Alternative Studio’s Toby Gorman, BBC Studios Natural History’s Mike Gunton and series editor Holly Spearing showcased clips from the big-budget, ten-part event series The Americas and shared insights into the five-year journey of bringing it to the screen.

Love Nature has set a slate of new original programming that includes Deep Dive North America (w.t.), the second Deep Dive installment, among other titles.

Doc Services, the organizer of Sunny Side of the Doc, Global Pitch and the PiXii Festival, has promoted Aurélie Reman to managing director.

Peacock has ordered Ample Entertainment's The Hungry Games: Alaska’s Big Bear Challenge, with Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death) attached to narrate.

BBC Studios Productions Australia has appointed Lexi Landsman as development executive for unscripted.

In a MIPDoc keynote, filmmaker Dawn Porter, founder of Trilogy Films, talked to World Screen’s Anna Carugati about her creative processes, the challenges and opportunities in the current commissioning landscape, and covering historical and contemporary matters.

The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth (w.t.), from producer Muck Media, has been ordered by National Geographic.