London TV Screenings 2027 has announced its initial schedule, with the combined Banijay-All3Media distribution business joining the event for the first time since the merger. The programme brings international television buyers and distributors to London for screenings, meetings and sales discussions.
Following the consolidation of Banijay and All3Media, the event now has three founding organisers: Banijay, Fremantle and ITV Studios.
London TV Screenings 2027 Dates and Venues
The announced schedule includes presentations from the founding organisers alongside events hosted by other international distributors.
| Distributor | Date | Venue or event details |
|---|---|---|
| Studiocanal | Sunday, February 21, 2027 | Scripted presentation followed by a cocktail reception |
| Banijay | Wednesday, February 24, 2027 | BAFTA Piccadilly |
| ITV Studios | Wednesday, February 24, 2027 | Odeon Luxe Leicester Square |
| Fremantle | Thursday, February 25, 2027 | Odeon Luxe Leicester Square |
Sony, Mediawan Rights, Beta Film and Keshet International have also set dates for their events.
Studiocanal Starts Its Programme on February 21
Studiocanal will hold its scripted presentation and an accompanying cocktail reception on Sunday, February 21, the opening day of the screenings.
Banijay and ITV Studios will follow with separate presentations on Wednesday, February 24. Fremantle’s event takes place the next day.
Banijay Brings Its Expanded Catalogue to London
The merger brings together businesses associated with major television properties, including Big Brother and The Traitors. The combined group will present a catalogue spanning approximately 265,000 hours of content.
Its February 24 presentation will mark the first London TV Screenings appearance for the newly merged sales operation. The consolidation also reduces the number of founding organisers from four to three.
Organisers Highlight Growing Buyer Interest
A spokesperson for London TV Screenings described the gathering as an established part of the international television calendar, giving buyers and distributors opportunities to discover programmes, discuss projects and negotiate deals.
The organisers reported continued growth since the event began and said they expected to welcome the international content community back in 2027 following their strongest edition to date.
London Remains a Meeting Point for TV Distribution
The organisers linked that growth to sustained buyer demand and the UK’s position as a centre for international content distribution.
The 2027 screenings will run alongside the BBC Studios Showcase in London, bringing both events into the same period of the industry calendar.
MIP London Will No Longer Run Alongside the Screenings
MIP London will not return alongside London TV Screenings. Instead, MIP is moving to an event connected with the London Book Fair, scheduled a few weeks later.
That change separates MIP’s London activities from the February television screenings, while the BBC Studios Showcase continues to take place concurrently.