Andrew Jeffrey joined Realscreen in 2021 as its news editor. Here, he helps to oversee assignment, reporting and editing for Realscreen's daily newsletter. Prior to his work covering documentary ...

Stacey is a New Zealand transplant who currently oversees all unscripted development for Fox Entertainment, including recently launched hits like the U.S. adaptation of the globe-trotting game ...

U.S.-based eco-entertainment organization Reality of Change and environmental non-profit Rare have teamed with an advisory committee comprising more than 30 unscripted production companies to ...

@itvstudios put on quite a show 2024! From must-watch shows that had us glued to our screens to record-breaking, award-winning achievements — their credits keep rolling. Take a look!

Israeli pubcaster KAN 11 has slated a May 2025 premiere for Recording Evil, a new documentary project that was commissioned to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World ...

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Realscreen is the only international magazine devoted exclusively to the non-fiction film and television industries. Realscreen aims to bring diverse communities together for dialog, debate and ...

Headed by Don’t Forget the Lyrics! and Beat Shazam creator Jeff Apploff, L.A.-based Apploff Entertainment’s expertise unsurprisingly lies in formats, including Fox’s Million Dollar Money ...

As founder of Encino-based casting and development company Ain't That Something Entertainment, Solomon has played an instrumental role in casting some of unscripted's biggest recent hits, ranging ...

Alibi Entertainment has been an active concern in the unscripted production space for more than a decade, with work that spans genres from blue-chip docs to factual series and comedies. ...

A mainstay on Realscreen‘s Global 100 list, UK-based 72 Films continued its impressive track record in the premium history docuseries space in 2023. In addition to delivering JFK: One Day ...

Whether it’s navigating copros between two international broadcasters — such as Jumbo: The Plane that Changed the World, coproduced by the BBC and Smithsonian Network in the U.S. — or ...