Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh on his BritBox drama Crime; RTÉ acquisitions and copro chief Dermot Horan on changing attitudes to UK and US shows; plus Banijay global head of content operations Lucas Green and Fremantle director of global entertainment Rob Clark on how streamers are shaking up the formats game.

Louis Theroux, Nancy Strang and Arron Fellows, co-founders of the celebrated documentary maker's Mindhouse Productions, talk about new series Forbidden America and what's coming from the company next; while All3Media's Louise Pedersen, Banijay's Cathy Payne and Fremantle's Jens Richter discuss this week's London Screenings.

DCD Rights CEO Nicky Davies Williams, Hat Trick International director of sales Sarah Tong and BossaNova Media CEO Paul Heaney discuss the 2022 London Screenings, its place alongside MipTV, and the value of UK programming on the global stage.

Former HBO and NBCUniversal exec Kelly Edwards discusses becoming a writer and how to break into the business; Bron Studios' David Davoli on the firm's rapidly expanding TV business; exec producer Kristen V Carter on a new Discovery+ docuseries examining black male stereotypes; and Lighthouse Studios' Claire Finn on how streamers have changed the animation game.

Banijay UK CEO Lucinda Hicks talks about the strategy behind the company's new unscripted group plus its acquisition plans for 2022 and beyond; Lucy Montgomery and Rhys Thomas, the creative duo behind Dodger, discuss the new BBC Oliver Twist family adventure series; and SVT head of factual acquisitions Mikael Österby on the challenges the Swedish pubcaster faces from global streamers.

Dancing Ledge Productions CEO Laurence Bowen discusses BBC drama The Responder and the importance of nurturing new talent; Sarah Brocklehurst, founder and CEO of new UK drama producer Brock Media, on developing shows including Succession scribe Jamie Carragher's first solo project; and Abhi Rastogi, CEO of 108 Media, on the company's recent acquisition of DCD Rights.

Universal International Studios' Beatrice Springborn on her upcoming slate, relationship with Peacock and approach to global partnerships; Amazon Studios’ Georgia Brown on her content strategy for the year ahead; and Discovery's Myriam Lopez-Otazu, Simon Downing and Clare Laycock on the nuances of programming for their linear networks and Discovery+.

David Hasselhoff talks about his new dark action-comedy series Ze Network; WarnerMedia's Antony Root and Annelies Sitvast detail their unscripted strategy for HBO Max across Europe; and Entertainment One's Michael Lombardo discusses his slate for 2022 and beyond.

Sky Studios' Jane Millichip, Gabriel Silver, Nils Hartmann and Frank Jastfelder and Starz's Superna Kalle talk about their commissioning and coproduction strategies for 2022 and beyond, while Two Brothers Pictures head of drama Chris Aird discusses BBC Jamie Dornan thriller The Tourist and reflects on the year ahead.

C21 editorial director Ed Waller, Channel 21 International editor Nico Franks and North America editor Jordan Pinto dicuss the major trends and stories they see shaping the TV industry in 2022, and In My Skin creator, writer and executive producer Kayleigh Llewellyn talks about the Bafta-winning BBC comedy-drama.