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Content London

England | Television

Since its inaugural market in 2014, Content London has quickly established itself as one of the most important TV drama events in the industry calendar. 

The program features conferences, awards, workshops and networking designed to bring the international community together in one place at one time. Over three days it brings the global drama, formats and factual communities together around a conference, awards and networking agenda. In 2025 C21 has expanded key features of the event in its mission to provide opportunities for producers and rights owners to find new ways to get shows made during a changing market. These include its roster of actively commissioning channels and streamers; wider attendance from financiers and co-pro partners; and a new and improved focus on helping producers grow digital-first business by connecting directly with online creators that need TV production expertise, along with meeting consumer brands that are funding content.

Australian creatives should also make sure to have a look at the C21 International Drama Awards and also the C21 Pitching events submission deadlines and eligibility.

DISCOUNT REGISTRATIONS

Screen Australia has a reduced priced delegate pass offer, from UK£1399 + VAT down to £799 + VAT.

The link to access the lower rate is here.

Australians companies booking this way will be able to access the speed meeting schedule and also receive an online profile of up to 3 projects that will be shared with all delegates prior to Content London.

The discount is only available to companies incorporated and conducting business in Australia and on a first come/first served basis and on offer until the event sells out. 

Attendee Tips

Be careful when scheduling meetings and plotting your conference sessions - try to make everything toward one venue as much as possible, otherwise too much time is spent walking between venues. Speak to someone who's been recently about where to set up meeting points and hold meetings.”

“Decide if your priority is to attend the sessions or your meetings - because in the end, one of these will have to give preference - in three days, there's just not enough time to achieve it all.”

“Local producers & broadcasters are busy - so perhaps if you can arrive the week earlier, before the other internationals arrive, this might open up more opportunities with those that live in London. Alternatively staying longer, but everyone is a bit pitch weary after the event so arriving before is probably a wiser move.”

“Make the most of the sessions, as they are very informative and inspiring. They cover creative and financing issues and are very much up to the moment.”

“Be open to random introductions. Have your short pitches ready at the front of your mind as you never know when you will be able to pop them into a conversation. And rely on your fellow Australians for introductions, and introduce them to your contacts in turn.