SeriesFest has announced the full lineup for its 11th season, including keynote panels, special screenings, podcast tapings and awards presentations. Taking place in Denver from April 29 to May 4, SeriesFest 2025 guests will include Tawny Cypress (“Yellowjackets”), Mayan Lopez (“Lopez vs Lopez”), Stephen Moyer (“Art Detectives”), Rhea Seehorn (“Cooper’s Bar”), Jocko Sims (“Gross Pointe Garden Society”) and Lisa Ann Walter (“Abbott Elementary”).
Also on tap are additional stars and producers from “Doc,” “The Jennifer Hudson Show,” “The Real Housewives of New York,” “St. Denis Medical” and “The Voice.”
SeriesFest will also host a series of special screenings with panels including Bad Bangs LLC and Small Ideas’ “Hal & Harper” starring Mark Ruffalo, Lili Reinhart and Cooper Raif. Other screenings include Acorn TV’s “Art Detectives,” UCP and Peacock’s upcoming “Devil In Disguise: John Wayne Gacy,” Netflix’s “It’s Bruno!” and the AMC original “Cooper’s Bar.”
Carnival Films will be honored at the annual SeriesFest Soirée on May 2 with the 2025 “Impact in Television” award, to be accepted by Carnival CEO Gareth Neame and managing director Nigel Marchant. During the festival, Neame and Marchant will also take part in a panel with Michael Peña to discuss their work on “Downton Abbey,” “The Day of The Jackal” and the new series “All Her Fault”.
Maury Povich will conduct a live taping of his new podcast “On Par with Maury Povich,” taking part in a conversation with journalist Jessica Yellin. As previously announced, comedian Amy Schumer will open the festival with a performance at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre alongside comedians Mia Jackson and Jaye McBride.
“We’re thrilled to unveil this year’s incredible SeriesFest lineup, packed with opportunities for attendees to dive deep into the most captivating corners of episodic content,” said SeriesFest co-founders Randi Kleiner and Kaily Smith in a statement. “Whether you’re passionate about groundbreaking new shows, the creative process behind your favorite series, or connecting with the people shaping the future of television, this year’s program is designed to inspire, engage, and celebrate the power of storytelling.”