Tag: Rabbit Films

Two additional seasons have been ordered of the Finnish adaptation of the Nippon TV format Silent Library for The Walt Disney Company-owned Star Channel.

Monday Media has acquired a majority stake in the Finnish production company Rabbit Films, behind such formats as Over the Atlantic and Ultimate Escape.

Jonathan Tuovinen, the COO and head of international at Rabbit Films, discusses the success of the celebrity-centered original format.

Rabbit Films in Finland is slated to make a local version of the factual-entertainment format On the Edge.

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.

In the Rabbit Films format Globetrotters, three unsuspecting celebrities get dropped in a different exotic location around the globe and must race to make their way back home before the others by solving eight clues in eight countries.

Jonathan Tuovinen, the head of international at Rabbit Films, talks to World Screen Newsflash about creating formats that break through the clutter, trends in the market and some of Rabbit Films’ recent successes.

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

HELSINKI: Rabbit Films has licensed its original format Haggle Battle into Germany, where a local version will be produced by Bavaria Entertainment.

CANNES: The game show City Vs Country, which originated in Finland, is a lead offering for Rabbit Films.