Eccho Rights managing partner Nicola Söderlund; eOne family brands president Olivier Dumont and exec VP of content sales Monica Candiani; and Lineup Industries co-founders Ed Louwerse and Julian Curtis discuss what the lack of physical markets means for them and the focus of their businesses right now.

C21 editorial director Ed Waller, kids editor Nico Franks, and Drama Quarterly editor Michael Pickard assess Mipcom's move online; what it means for broadcasters, producers and distributors; the trends that will shape this year’s market; and some of the hottest new shows worth looking out for.

Jesse Cleverly, creative director and co-founder of Wildseed Studios, talks about identifying and nurturing new talent; and John Giwa-Amu, who runs gaming outfit Good Gate Media and prodco Red And Black, discusses the film he made in lockdown and what he's learned during the pandemic.

Sheri Elwood, creator and showrunner of upcoming Canadian family drama Feudal, talks about shooting in Nova Scotia under Covid-19 restrictions; and Lion Television US CEO Tony Tackaberry discusses new Smithsonian civil rights documentary Walk Against Fear: James Meredith.

NEO Studios MD Anouk Mertens discusses Amazon documentary Take Us Home: Leeds United and the future of watching live sports at home; and Laura-May Coope, co-founder at Social Life, which recently won an Emmy for its work on Netflix's Big Mouth explains how streamers use the agency to drive interest around their shows.

Baghdad Central star Waleed Zuaiter discusses launching his own production company, FlipNarrative, in a bid to tackle diversity in film and television; and Susin Nielsen, creator and showrunner of Family Law, talks about resuming production on the Canadian legal drama and how it draws on her own experiences.

Big Light Productions CEO Frank Spotnitz shares his experiences of producing during the pandemic and considers what the future holds for the drama business; and Skydance Media chief creative officer Dana Goldberg discusses the long-term impact of Covid-19 on the nature of storytelling and theatrical releases.

Silverback Films co-founder Keith Scholey talks about his latest David Attenborough project for Netflix and the link between Covid-19 and the increasingly urgent environmental message in natural history programming; and 8Hours Television co-founders Jonny Slow and Adeline Ramage Rooney discuss their US adaptation of Belgian blue-light factual format Emergency Call for ABC.

YouTube Originals EMEA chief Luke Hyams and Warner Music Entertainment MD Kate Shepherd talk about their new documentary on the UK grime scene; and ITV senior programme acquisitions executive Darren Nartey discusses the titles that caught his eye at Cartoon Forum and those he's looking to buy for CITV.

Bell Media president of content and programming Mike Cosentino about how the Canadian broadcaster and its in-house studio have adapted to the pandemic and hit CTV drama Transplant has found success in the US; and Claire Mundell, founder and creative director at Glasgow-based Synchronicity Films, talks about building on the success of hit miniseries The Cry to establish a base in Australia.