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June 20, 2013

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PEACE POINT RIGHTS

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PEACE POINT RIGHTS

78 Berkeley St.,
Toronto, ON M5A 2W7, Canada

tel (1-416) 365-7734 x203 sales@peacepoint.tv
tel (1-416) 365-7734 x203 www.peacepointrights.tv

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NATPE Budapest Suite: 116
Contact: Eric Müller, VP, intl. sales & acq.; Andrew Schreiber, sales exec., fiction & home entertainment.
About: Peace Point Entertainment is one of Canada’s leading developers and producers of engaging, award-winning multiplatform content for major North American broadcasters, seen in over 150 countries. With offices in Toronto, Los Angeles, Miami and Geneva, the company’s distribution division Peace Point Rights initiates partnerships globally with broadcasters, online content distributors and producers, with its slate of hundreds of hours of factual and lifestyle series, sports specials and feature films. Peace Point also seeks co-production and format opportunities in addition to actively seeking product acquisitions.

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(Reality, 13x30 min.) Will follow the journey of eight final year vet students from around the world, unknown to each other, who embark on a life changing journey of professional and personal self discovery over four weeks as they take on the responsibility of running an animal clinic in a remote community surrounded by the Kruger National Park in Africa. With no practical experience this international group of vet students will leave the safety of their university behind to manage animals of the African frontier. They are led by their mentor, Dr. Greg, whose only purpose during this placement is to facilitate each vet student’s experience and try to ensure that no animals or humans come to any harm through their actions. The exclusive access to each student and their own personal journey of their career path as well as their relationship with each other will be revealed over the course of 13 episodes. Will this be a triumphant conclusion to their education or will they crumble under the pressure of the African Frontier?