Kamila Dorbach, deputy director of the Polish Film Institute, outlines the advantages Poland presents to international producers, particularly in the realm of financial incentives and coproduction opportunities.

Lured by a 30% tax rebate, international productions are heading to Lithuania to shoot and even using the country to double for other places in Eastern Europe, according to Deimantas Saladžius of the Lithuanian Film Centre.

The recent London TV Screenings highlighted a concerning trend: the notable absence of new British unscripted formats. Is an increasing reliance on reboots and imported formats diminishing the UK’s position in the global format business?

Paris-based Federation Studios has reinforced its distribution division with two key appointments.

Lasse Saarinen of the Finnish Film Foundation outlines the incentives available to international producers shooting in the country and how international coproductions are becoming increasingly important.

Norwegian Film Commission CEO Meghan Beaton offers her take on the incentives for international producers to shoot in the the country and how the strategy benefits the region's production sector as well.

London-based MetFilm Studio has partnered with European group United Media on documentary series Queen Panther, which delves into the life of Olivera Ćirković, the former leader of the infamous Pink Panther criminal organisation.

LONDON TV SCREENINGS: Los Angeles-based TGC Global Entertainment (TGC GE) has inked format acquisition deals with Swedish public broadcaster SVT and Nigeria's Bafot Studios.

Canal+ Group-owned channel and content distributor Thema has sealed a deal with US-based Roku to supply a number of international series for The Roku Channel audiences in the US, the UK, Mexico and Canada.

LONDON TV SCREENINGS: Louise Pedersen of The Traitors distributor All3Media International shares insights into industry trends, emerging opportunities and how the company is adapting to the shifting sales landscape.