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London TV Screenings Unveils 2027 Schedule Featuring Newly-Merged Banijay

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The 2027 London TV Screenings will be the first to feature Banijay and All3Media as a newly merged sales group, bringing together their catalogues for international buyers. The change leaves Banijay, Fremantle and ITV Studios as the event’s three founding organisers, with screenings scheduled across the week.

Banijay will present its 265,000-hour catalogue on Wednesday 24 February, the same day as ITV Studios, while Fremantle’s event follows on Thursday at the Odeon. Studiocanal is due to hold a scripted event and party on Sunday 21 February; Sony, Mediawan Rights, Beta Film and Keshet International have also set dates. The screenings run alongside BBC Studios Showcase, while MIP London is ending.

  • Banijay and All3Media will screen together for the first time.
  • Banijay brings a 265,000-hour catalogue to London.
  • The screenings run from 21 February 2027.

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The London TV Screenings are an annual industry event where television distributors show programmes to international buyers, such as broadcasters and streaming services. The screenings take place across several venues and days, alongside BBC Studios’ separate showcase.

Banijay and All3Media are television production and distribution groups whose catalogues include programmes made for different markets. Banijay, Fremantle and ITV Studios are among the event’s founding organisers; their presentations sit within a wider week of screenings by companies including Studiocanal, Sony and others.

The event gives buyers a chance to explore programmes they may acquire for their audiences. Its schedule also reflects changes in how distributors organise and present their catalogues, while the separate MIP London event is ending.

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