
Banijay Rights on co-productions and co-commissions in the US, the progress of digital markets and the impact of AI | Inside Content
Inside Content - The TV Industry PodcastShow Notes
On this episode, to finish off our latest season of the podcast before our summer break, Toby Russell is joined by Matt Creasey, EVP, Sales, Co-productions & Acquisitions, at Banijay Rights.
Having joined us on the show back in 2020, we sit down to traverse a wide range of topics from across the industry, diving into some of the main evolutions in the content space we’ve seen in the past few years.
We explore the opportunities in Banijay’s key markets including the US, Canada, Asia Pacific and LATAM, pivotal trends in co-productions and co-commissions, the digital service market and the impact of AI.
Inside Content will be taking a summer break throughout August, and we will be launching a new series with lots of new and exciting guests in September. If you enjoyed the episode, don’t forget to give us a follow, rate the show and share your favourite episodes with your network.
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