Content London celebrates some of the most progressive writers in the business with a series of sessions across the agenda. Candice Carty-Williams, writer and best-selling author is the latest creative gamechanger to join the agenda. Carty-Williams will discuss her first major TV series Champion for BBC One and Netflix and further exploration into the TV world with her eight-part series adaptation of her 2019 novel Queenie for Channel 4 and Disney.
Also joining the line up of key creative voices at Content London are writers Amy Jephta, NneNne Iwuji and Peres Owino to discuss their latest TV projects, development plans and thoughts on what makes truly original and authentic stories appeal to international audiences.
Don’t miss this opportunity.
Content London is the world’s leading development market and conference. It features three days packed with sessions, screenings and networking opportunities that connect the global content business. Speed meetings return to Content London this year, together with a full three-day Formats & Factual strand alongside Drama, making Content London the number one place to get deals done.
Registered delegates gain access to all Development Marketplace meeting areas, sessions, pitch competitions, complimentary breakfast, lunch and networking cocktail parties. They also join the My Content London digital community to connect with up to 3000 other delegates, and receive C21’s annual Content Trends Report – the most comprehensive analysis of the global content business (worth £1250). Content London delivers the best ROI you’ll make this year. Be part of the story and support this creative, cost-effective event:
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Chris Rice
Co-CEO
Fifth Season (formerly Endeavor Content)
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Rob Wade
Chief executive officer
Fox Entertainment
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Toby Gorman
President
Universal Television Alternative Studio
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Kevin Beggs
Chair of the Lionsgate Television Group and chief content integration officer
Lionsgate
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Lauren Anderson
Head of AVoD original content and programming
Amazon Studios
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Liam Keelan
SVP original productions, Europe & Africa
The Walt Disney Company
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Álvaro Díaz
Director, non-fiction series, Spain
Netflix
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Pauline Dauvin
VP programming, production and acquisitions
The Walt Disney Company, France
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Alessandro Saba
Director original production
The Walt Disney Company, Italy
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Scott Herbst
EVP and head of scripted development
Lionsgate Television Group
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Tiffany Faigus
SVP, unscripted and alternative entertainment
ABC/Walt Disney TV
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Meghan Lyvers
Director of original drama, UK and Ireland
Sky Studios
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Mary Donahue
SVP, development and programming
The History Channel
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Henrik Pabst
Chief content officer
Seven.One Entertainment Group
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Rodrigo Mazon
EVP, general manager - SVoD
ViX+ at TelevisaUnivision
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Sally Riley
Head of drama, entertainment and indigenous
ABC
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Adrian Padmore
Commissioning editor, unscripted
Channel 5 & Paramount+
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Carrie Stein
President, global scripted television
Dynamic Television
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Sharon Hughff
Creative director of scripted television, UK
Entertainment One (eOne)
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Poppy Dixon
Director of documentaries and factual commissioning
Sky
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Mark Garner
EVP, content licensing and business development
A+E Media Group
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Lauren Stein
EVP, drama development
Sony Pictures Television Studios
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Sue Vertue
CEO, company director and executive producer
Hartswood Films
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Patty Ishimoto
Executive producer and managing partner
Element 8 Entertainment
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Manuel Alduy
Head of cinema and international development
France Télévisions
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Beth Anderson
Senior VP/general manager, FAST channels
BBC Studios
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Karni Ziv
Head of drama and comedy
Keshet Broadcasting
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Arron Fellows
Co-founder and creative director
Mindhouse Productions
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Martha Holmes
Chief creative officer, natural history and science
Plimsoll
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Bill Malone
Director of content
Virgin Media Television, Ireland
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Jennifer Ebell
SVP, EMEA sales
Fifth Season (Formerly Endeavor Content)
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Dominique Cutts
Director of documentary & factual commissioning
Red Bull Studios
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Sened Dhab
VP young adult scripted
France Télévisions
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Gary Woolf
EVP of strategic development
All3Media International
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Bea Hegedus
Executive managing director, distribution
Vice Media Group
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Phil Gurin
President/ CEO The Gurin Company
Co-Chair FRAPA
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Jan Salling
Head of BBC Studios Nordics - formats and production
Co-chairman of FRAPA
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Mike Beale
MD, Global Creative Network
ITV Studios
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Yule Caise
Writer and co-founder
Behind the Billboards LLC
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Amy Jephta
Writer/ director
Nagvlug Films, South Africa
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Simon Mirren
Co-founder and showrunner
Case Closed Entertainment
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Nick Bain
Creator/showrunner
Metacru/Behind the Billboards
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NneNne Iwuji
Head writer and director
Chudor House Productions
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Hugo Heppell
Senior portfolio manager - Indie Growth Fund
Channel 4
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Kelsey Balance
SVP, scripted programming
Universal International Studios
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Adam Fratto
Executive producer/ scripted TV consultant
Chaotic Neutral Entertainment
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Sam Bryant
Director, original content & head of comedy
Audible
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Lydia Shamah
Director of original content, scripted
Audible UK
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Paul Gilbert
SVP international formats
Paramount Global Content Distribution
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Paul Cohen
Group commercial director
Hat Trick Productions
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Tejas Shah
SVP, commercial strategy & analytics
FilmRise
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Georgia Arnold
Senior vice president, international social responsibility
Paramount
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Ed Havard
Senior vice president, unscripted programming
Universal International Studios
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Lee McMurray
Commissioning editor, factual entertainment
Channel 4
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Kate Teckman
Head of factual entertainment development and commissioning
ITV
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Joe Fraser
Producer and director
Baby Cow Productions
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Clare Laycock
SVP head of content, networks & streaming
Warner Bros Discovery
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Cat Lawson
Creative director
Remarkable Entertainment
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Gave Lindo
Head of content programming
TikTok, North America
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Amit Devani
Director of insights (EMEA)
Parrot Analytics
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Sarah Peat
Executive producer
National Geographic Wild International
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Jenn Batty
European head of content acquisitions
Samsung TV Plus
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Lucy Brodie
European manager programming
Seven Network Australia
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Nick Lee
Head of acquisitions and international
Channel 4
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Alex Mathias
Death in the Family
Drama Series Script Competition
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Michele Zatta
Commissioning editor, international coproductions
Rai Fiction, Italy
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More speakers will be announced soon.
All delegates receive access to the My Content London digital network, which allows them to connect with each other.
Alongside the most progressive conference programme in the business, there are screenings, premieres and complimentary networking cocktails across the three days.
This year ClubC21 will also be part of Content London, connecting delegates late into the night.
The Content London Development Marketplace has also been extended this year to provide meeting tables and private space for meetings.
Content London 2022 will sell out. The TIER 4 rate of £1199 ends soon. Register now by CLICKING HERE