World Screen

Talpa's daily reality show House of Talent looks into the lives of eight aspiring musical artists, who must work to build a large and engaged fanbase, perform throughout the country and release a new track every six weeks.

The factual format The Ex-pert, on offer from Media Ranch, follows a high-profile divorce lawyer and a family psychologist as they work with couples who are separating.

Twofour Rights' Take the Tower challenges members of the public to a combination of physical trials and quiz questions across a number of levels, culminating in a final duel.

The Story Lab's format Evil Monkeys follows unsuspecting celebrities, held captive on a remote island by a group of intelligent (costumed) apes, who face a series of “Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil” challenges to secure their freedom and win loot for charity.

The factual-entertainment format The Class Next Door, presented by Passion Distribution, sees a group of parents being sent back to school for one half-term; the twist is that their kids are in the classroom next door.

From the creators of The Bachelor comes The Proposal, a highlight from Warner Bros. International Television Production.

The game show Don’t You Know Who I Am?, from Rabbit Films' catalog, sees contestants compete against each other by guessing a celebrity guest’s “life numbers”—such as their IQ level, amount of gold records they have or the year of their first kiss.

An aspiring singer gets a fairytale surprise of having the chance to sing with a musical idol in the prime-time format Singerella, on offer from Armoza Formats at MIPCOM. 

At NATPE Budapest International, BBC Studios’ Sumi Connock, Viacom International Media Networks’ Laura Burrell, Filmpool Entertainment’s Felix Wesseler and Red Arrow Studios International’s Bo Stehmeier shared their insights about the format business in a panel discussion moderated by World Screen’s Kristin Brzoznowski.

Tomorrow at NATPE Budapest International, BBC Studios' Sumi Connock, Viacom International Media Networks' Laura Burrell, Filmpool's Felix Wesseler and Red Arrow Studios' Bo Stehmeier will share insight about format distribution strategies in a panel session moderated by World Screen's Kristin Brzoznowski.