In this special bumper episode from Cannes, Nordic Entertainment Group chief content officer Filippa Wallestam, Fremantle international CEO Jens Richter and Banijay head of format acquisitions Carlotta Rossi Spencer give their take on Mipcom 2021, alongside C21's Ed Waller, Nico Franks and Karolina Kaminska.

Former Endemol Shine Australia topper Mark Fennessy talks about the launch of his new production outfit Helium; Slim Film + Television's Simon Crawford Collins and Federation Entertainment's Lionel Uzan discuss Around the World in 80 Days; and Amazon Prime Video Canada's Magda Grace in conversation with Telefilm Canada's Christa Dickenson.

Silverback Films' Keith Scholey discusses upcoming documentaries fronted by Prince William, Sir David Attenborough and YouTuber Jack Harries ahead of the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference; Vertigo Films' James Richardson on why the present UK production boom is both a blessing and a burden amidst Covid and Brexit; and Mipcom director Lucy Smith on what to expect from next month's physical event in Cannes.

The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, a former actor, writer and executive producer, talks about the future of the nation's TV industry and its role in an ever-changing political and media landscape; and leading producers from StarLightMedia, FILM.UA Group and Ukraine TV Channel discuss the country's rapidly evolving TV drama business.

Execs from FILM.UA Group, Eccho Rights, Media Group Ukraine, APC Studios, the Ukrainian Motion Picture Association, Forecast Pictures, 1+1 Rental and Radioaktivefilm discuss opportunities for coproducing with Ukraine and filming in the country, as part of C21's Content Ukraine On Demand.

HiddenLight's Johnny Webb on plans for the Hillary and Chelsea Clinton prodco, launched together with Sir Richard Branson's son Sam; Stories First Productions' Leena Minifie on the changing fortunes of Indigenous-owned indies; and Big Little Fish's Mark Procter on the challenges of debuting a new UK factual venture amidst the pandemic.

Clickbait creators Tony Ayres and Christian White discuss making the Netflix thriller in Australia; Dexter: New Blood showrunner Clyde Phillips talks about the serial killer's return to Showtime; and Jason and Peter Filardi on adapting Stephen King short story Jerusalem's Lot as Epix horror series Chapelwaite.

Blakeway Productions' Karen Edwards talks about the company's 20th anniversary 9/11 documentary feature; Narrative Entertainment's Remy Minute discusses the purchase of a string of Sony TV channels; and Insight TV's Arun Maljaars explains the 4K UHD broadcaster's growing focus on millennials.

YouTube's Alex Okosi and Simi Adeshina, the YouTuber known as Tamago2474, discuss the Google-owned platform’s Black Voices Fund, plus British actor and Oscar winner Rachel Shenton on Hear Art, a new platform designed to bring together deaf and hearing talent in the UK through short film.

Christo Doyle discusses his new ‘anti-educational’ production company, Nicely’s Vanessa Shapiro discusses the upcoming Christmas season and how it will compare to last year’s and Lyndsay Duthie gives an overview of the work of the Production Guild Of Great Britain.