World Screen

Banijay Rights is launching three big new entertainment formats at MIPTV: Child Support, Date Night and Stars on the Rocks.

TV Asahi worked with youngest Media to co-develop the new physical game format Test of Friends, which is a reimagination of Challengers on Fire, a Japanese weekly program from the 1990s.

KABO International is presenting to buyers The Break-Up, which is based on an existing couples-therapy method and seeks to help real-life couples who are having issues in their relationships.

The newest format from Acun Medya Global is Exathlon, a reality-sports hybrid.

Tim Mutimer, the CEO of Banijay Rights, and Julia Dick, consultant executive producer at Castaway Television Productions, talk to World Screen Newsflash’s Anna Carugati about the Survivor format and what the plans are for the franchise looking ahead.

In the Rabbit Films format Over the Atlantic, six celebrities are given a once-in-a-lifetime challenge to sail across the Atlantic Ocean.

Four dance masters risk their reputations in Masters of Dance, a competition format that seeks to crown a country’s best dancer.

Originally produced in Argentina, Blind Date (Ciega a Citas) has been sold into more than 40 territories, with eight remakes, and Dori Media Group is presenting the Chinese adaptation at ATF.

Jo Stephens hears from several leading buyers about the types of formats they’re on the lookout for.

The Story Lab is presenting Phileas Productions’ Don’t Say It Bring It!, a fast-paced urban game show that happens on the city streets.