World Screen

The studio-based format The Senseless Dating Show, in which one single relies on her senses as five suitors compete to win a date, leads Armoza Formats’ slate.

Rolling In It is among the new format highlights from Fremantle, known as the "Home of Game Shows." 

This fall, Nippon TV is offering two brand-new formats: Piggyback Challenge and Double Booking.

A co-development between Nippon TV and The Story Lab, Nine Windows is a game show-meets-talent contest that celebrates ordinary people with outlandish skills.

These dating and relationship formats help participants find love in a range of unique ways: Constantin Entertainment's M.O.M, Soho Formats' Love Is In the Air, Armoza Formats' Guys in Disguise and Global Agency's The Married Game.

Our first TV Formats In-Demand report focuses on the always popular game-show genre, with spotlights on Banijay Rights' new U.S. hit Don't and Red Arrow Studios International's buzzy Beat the Channel and long-running Sky One commission A League of Their Own.

Executives from BBC Studios, ViacomCBS International Studios, ITV Studios and Banijay Rights took part in a virtual panel session about navigating the challenges and opportunities facing the formats business, moderated via video conference by Kristin Brzoznowski, World Screen’s executive editor.

The head of formats, international programming and production talks about the social-experiment format Seven Year Switch.

Dori Media Group’s president and CEO and the producer on Rampensau from UFA Serial Drama—which adapted Dumb for the German audience—on the making of the original Israeli series as well as its German adaptation.

The comedic physical game show Don’t, from the Banijay Rights catalog, gives families the chance to win money by following one simple rule: don’t.