If the TV sector had its own Collins Dictionary word of the year, there’s no doubt as to what the 2025 entry would be: YouTube. From its buzzy debut at MIPCOM to dominating the conversation in most panels and editorial, the platform has shape-shifted from blackhole video bank to a central pillar of the future of content.

As we approach 2026, the international production industry is once again preparing for another wave of reinvention. This year, the industry continuously pivoted to technology, budgets, strategies and global partnerships, adapting to new trends, political movements and environmental changes that impacted how we make TV and film.

Content London is the leading development market for the international TV sector. Across three days, members of the industry will come together as London once again transforms into a hub for members of the global sector to network, collaborate, and forge the partnerships that will shape the future of on-screen storytelling.

The growing worldwide demand for Irish cinema. Ireland’s impact on global cinema. How Ireland’s film ecosystem is coming into its own – from production and festival acclaim to international sales and distribution – carving out a distinct identity separate from its historical ties to the UK market.