The Association of True Crime Producers is admitting non-UK companies for the first time, adding seven overseas indies from the US, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and Canada.
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01Summary
- 01Gennie Studios, My Entertainment and Texas Crew Productions are among the first US companies to join the ATCP.
- 02Other new members include Perpetual from Australia, Southern Exposure from South Africa, Our Story from New Zealand and Serial Maven Studios from Canada.
- 03The ATCP was founded three years ago and focuses on professional standards in true crime production, including victim-protection guidelines.
- 04Chair Kate Beal said international membership is a next step in making ATCP a recognised marker of commitment to high production standards.
02Why it matters
The move widens a UK industry body into an international standard-setter at a time when true crime content is booming. It could influence how producers handle sensitive stories and victim protection across multiple markets.
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