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.

Netflix head of global TV Bela Bajaria talks about her international content strategy for the coming year, while Disney+ EMEA VP of original production Liam Keelan, scripted directors Johanna Devereaux and Lee Mason, and unscripted chief Sean Doyle spell out their own programming plans for 2022 and beyond, as part of C21's Content London.

BritBox's Reemah Sakaan and Diederick Santer talk about the UK streamer's original content push while YouTube's Luke Hyams, TF1's Julien Degroote, History's Amy Savitsky, Red Bull's Bernadette McDaid, Smithsonian's James Blue and Nat Geo's Simon Raikes discuss their unscripted commissioning plans, in another bumper episode from Content London.

Netflix's Anne Mensah, Lindsay Salt, Sophie Klein and Tom Lyons talk about the streamer's UK programming strategy; Piers Wenger spells out the BBC's drama plans; and HiddenLight Productions' Roma Khanna, MGM's Rola Bauer, Sony Pictures Television's Wayne Garvie and more reflect on the post-pandemic state of the international TV business, in a bumper episode recorded at C21's Content London.

Helium's Mark Fennessy, Nevis Productions' Anni Fernandez, Synchronicity Films' Claire Mundell, Banijay Group’s Lars Blomgren, Cineflix Rights’ James Durie, Asacha Media Group’s Marina Williams discuss how the past 18 months have changed the industry and the outlook for 2022, as C21's Content London returns as a live, in-person event.

Sienna Films' Jennifer Kawaja talks about the company's rapidly expanding drama slate; Noah Media Group's John McKenna and Gabriel Clarke discuss the growing global demand for sports documentaries; and Tern TV's Harry Bell reflects on Dolly the Sheep, streaming and the privatisation of Channel 4.

Former ViacomCBS execs Claire McArdle and Rebecca Knight on the launch of their new production outfit Collective Media Group; Threewise Entertainment's Michael Ford on CBBC short film Freestyle, made for deaf and hearing viewers; and Jani Hartikainen on Finnish broadcaster MTV3's new Nokia drama and priorities for 2022.

Former Entertainment One TV chief John Morayniss talks about the launch of his new company Blink Studios with backing from Endeavor Content; BBC Studios' Jan Salling discusses the growing popularity of scripted formats in the Nordics; and director Jessica Hobbs reflects on her recent Emmy win for The Crown and why the Netflix royal drama remains so powerful.

Avalon's Jon Thoday and Sky Deutschland's Johannes Plenk talk about the German version of iconic UK satirical puppet sketch show, Spitting Image; writer Patrick Harbinson and Mammoth Screen's Damien Timmer discuss new ITV drama The Tower; and former A AND E Networks head of formats Hayley Babcock talks about her new consultancy.