Georgia Brown, boss of Amazon Studios Europe: “When I joined broadcasters and streamers, they weren’t investing enough in non-scripts.”

Exclusive: Georgia Brown, head of Amazon Studios Europe, said “broadcasters and streamers weren’t investing enough in unscripted space” when she joined five years ago as SVoD prepares to release a series of documents on real criminals in various nuances.

Speaking exclusively to Deadline following this morning’s UK premiere, Brown described Amazon Europe’s decision over the past five years to have “the same care, attention and love without a script” as “rarely”.

“Traditionally, I don’t think broadcasters and streamers have done much,” he said.

“When I joined, the other players didn’t [non-scripted] The shows I wanted to do. There was a lot of warmth in the script, creating a script with a bigger budget, putting in bigger stars, and that was the golden moment of the drama. “

He brought a variety of sports documents from Amazon, including the upcoming Paul Pogba show. pogmentary With reality franchises like LOL: Last laughs And a recent debut Fell in love

Brown added: “Before hiring to write the screenplay, I hired a non-screenwriting team to act because I saw a blank come together. [non-scripted powerhouse] Fremantle and it was obvious to me that broadcasters and streamers weren’t investing enough in the unscripted space. There was a clear path that you could lay [non-scripted] For the public, because the public loves this content. “

Brown’s acclaimed streamers, such as Netflix, began investing more in these unscripted genres during his tenure.

He spoke to Dan Grabiner, UK chief operating officer, concerned that a series of authentic criminal records might be in one piece. Two real crime papers, The Disappearance of Patricia Hall (Title of the work) Y Three mothers (working title)Posted in Showcase.

“There are several documents coming up on this real crime,” added Grabiner, who said they differed in tone and more information would be available soon.

“There’s a lot of real crime, but if you’re a true crime lover, you can watch all day. We are looking for irony, something different “.

The streamer produced at least 50 British shows this year, but the couple said the number is simply used as a rough guide, adding Brown: “People don’t remember the number, they remember the fascinating story of a show they actually have. . “I was begged. “

In general, Grabiner and Brown have repeatedly stressed that they are looking for a show that features an established genre.

‘Jungle’

one of those shows jungles, From the new TV set Nothing Lost, a futuristic musical-dramatic hybrid Grimm / Drill that was teased during the showcase.

Grabiner said he hopes Amazon can bring to life a generation of young creatives who are making television for the first time in this area and that its series of training initiatives will help make it happen.

“Extraordinary young dynasties are being born who are so confident in their vision,” Brown added. “We work with creatives who want to revolutionize content thinking. “None of us have done enough in the past and the longevity of the industry depends on the people in positions like ours that we need to reach and focus on.”

Create jungles It was essentially like “making a six-part music video,” he added, and Amazon decided not to merge with well-known Indian drama Nothing Lost to showcase their creativity.

Speaking at the exhibit junglesJunior Okoli said Amazon was “bold” in coming up with an idea that was a tough sell.

“We wanted to create something beautiful with a strong message and Amazon said, ‘We see it.’ He explained.