Peaky Blinders and SAS: Rogue Heroes scribe Steven Knight on his new ska-infused 1980s drama This Town; BBC Studios Natural History Unit chief Jonny Keeling on Planet Earth III; and Eccho Rights' Fredrik af Malmborg, Keshet International's Kelly Wright and TVF International's Julian Chou-Lambert on this week's London TV Screenings.

DCD Rights' Nicky Davies Williams and Hat Trick International's Sarah Tong on the 2023 London TV Screenings; and Cineflix Rights' Tim Mutimer, Newen Connect's Rodolphe Buet, Hat Trick Productions' Paul Cohen and Federation Studios' Guillaume Pommier on the changing role of distributors in programme finance.

Fauda star Lior Raz on how the Israeli producer behind the series is scaling following its acquisition by Candle Media; Lion Forge Animation's David Steward II and Saxton Moore on upcoming HBO Max original Iyanu - Child of Wonder; and Moonbug Entertainment's Andy Yeatman on turning YouTube IP into full-blown franchises.

Propagate Content's Ben Silverman on the growth of Spanish-language TV and why he believes global streamers should be regulated to level the playing field with independent producers; and Pierluigi Gazzolo of ViX on his strategy for the TelevisaUnivision-owned streamer as it approaches its first anniversary.

Intuitive's Patrick Weiland, The Content Group's Jodi Flynn, Fireworks' Jesse Fawcett, Jupiter's Patrick Reardon, Cream Productions' Kate Harrison, Cineflix's JC Mills, Station 6's Tony Tackaberry, Glass Entertainment's Nancy Glass and Anchor's Ethan Goldman on the latest trends in factual, plus former Icon Films exec Stephen McQuillan on new indie Atomic Television.

Propagate Content's Ben Silverman, TelevisaUnivision's Rodrigo Mazón, NBCUniversal's Ana Langenberg, Movistar Plus+'s Domingo Corral, Omdia's Maria Rua Aguete, and RMVistar's Rose Marie Vega on the trends shaping the Latin American, US Hispanic and Spanish TV markets – all from C21's inaugural Content Americas in Miami.

Fox Entertainment CEO Rob Wade and president of entertainment Michael Thorn on their programming strategies for the year ahead; and Homeland and 24 showrunner Howard Gordon, Sony Pictures Television's Lauren Stein, actor and director Michael Chiklis, and director Marlee Matlin on new Fox anthology drama Accused.

Lord of the Rings star Andy Serkis and Jonathan Cavendish, fellow co-founder of The Imaginarium, on what's to come from their motion-capture studio in 2023; and All3Media's Jane Turton, ACF Investment Bank's Thomas Dey, Asacha Media Group's Marina Williams and Access Entertainment's Danny Cohen on M AND A trends in the coming 12 months.

Universal Studio Group chairman Pearlena Igbokwe plus studio chiefs Toby Gorman, Beatrice Springborn and Erin Underhill on their content priorities for the coming year; and C21's Clive Whittingham, Nico Franks, Jordan Pinto and Karolina Kaminska on the major trends and stories they see shaping 2023.

In our final episode of 2022, Netflix's Larry Tanz on his EMEA strategy and what's to come from the world's leading streamer as it introduces ads and live shows; Amazon Studios' Lauren Anderson on rescuing Australian soap Neighbours for Freevee; and BBC unscripted chief Kate Phillips on The Traitors, Gladiators and Survivor, plus her programming priorities for 2023.