TVFORMATS
New Adventure Reality Show from EndemolShine Nederland
Banijay has revealed Race for the Rings, an original new adventure reality show co-produced by EndemolShine Nederland and Beau van Erven Dorens' Kale Jackhals Productions.
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Banijay Brings Don’t Forget the Lyrics Back to Poland
Endemol Shine Poland, a Banijay company, is set to produce a reboot of the musical game-show format Don’t Forget the Lyrics for TVP2 in Poland.
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Blow Up Breathes Fresh Air into Reality Competitions
James Townley, global head of content development at Banijay, talks about competition shows, which remain a hot commodity in the format market, as audiences seek upbeat viewing to engage the whole family.
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Banijay to Rep Wild Cooks
Banijay has acquired the exclusive global format distribution rights for the culinary adventure format Wild Cooks.
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Banijay Mexico & U.S. Hispanic Prepping New Unscripted Comedy Series
The Banijay-owned production label Banijay Mexico & U.S. Hispanic has partnered with Mexican comedy star, actor and writer Ricardo O’Farrill on a new unscripted comedy series.
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Drag Me Out Lands First International Adaptation
Nordisk Film TV Norway is producing the first international adaptation of the Banijay format Drag Me Out.
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Banijay Picks Up Two New Korean Formats
Banijay has inked a multi-territory deal with CJ ENM for the relationship format EXchange and acquired multi-territory format rights to MBC’s Bloody Game.
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Save the Date Set for Finnish Version
The Banijay Nordic company Endemol Shine Finland is set to produce the first international adaptation of Save the Date for Finnish broadcaster Nelonen.
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Banijay Acquires French Format Outfit Tooco
Banijay has acquired Tooco, a French outfit specialized in the creation, development and management of formats for the local and global markets.
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Beauty and the Geek Modernizes for a Comeback
Lucas Green, global head of content operations at Banijay, on the comeback of the Beauty and the Geek format, which first hit screens in the U.S. in 2005.
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