Banijay Entertainment is heading into the London TV Screenings with one of its most ambitious slates to date, underscoring its global scale and creative range. Presented at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly across dedicated morning and afternoon sessions, the showcase spans premium scripted titles, high-concept formats and impactful factual storytelling designed to travel across markets.
Among the headline scripted projects is the reimagining of Wallander, alongside new UK dramas that reinforce the company’s push for character-driven, internationally resonant storytelling. The factual offering adds weight with large-scale access series and personality-led adventures, while the formats line-up leans into sport, culinary pressure and psychological gameplay — all engineered for adaptation.
Executives describe the slate as a reflection of sustained buyer appetite for premium narratives and flexible entertainment brands. That strategy is reinforced by a catalogue that continues to fuel global demand, including enduring superbrands like Big Brother and scripted hits such as Peaky Blinders.
By pairing recognizable IP with new creative bets, the company positions its London showcase as both a marketplace event and a statement of intent: scalable stories, format innovation and cross-platform thinking aimed squarely at today’s fragmented audience landscape.
