Tag: ZDF Enterprises

Each spotlighting a different era, the docs featured in this edition of TV Real In-Demand touch on themes and issues from the past that remain relevant today: ORF-Enterprise’s Victims of the Vikings, ZDF Enterprises’ Countdown to Surrender—The Last 100 Days, The Television Syndication Company’s Chicago at the Crossroad and Autentic Distribution’s Hope and Fear: How Pandemics Changed the World.

This week’s edition of TV Real In-Demand, about shows in the broad lifestyle category, includes an eclectic mix of food, home, design, property and family reality titles: ZDF Enterprises’ Kitchen Battle, all3media international’s Four in a Bed, The Television Syndication Company’s P. Allen Smith Garden Style, Gusto Worldwide Media’s Cook Like a Chef and Off the Fence’s Growing Up Hip Hop.

As part of our new TV Real In-Demand reports, we’re highlighting hot properties in true crime: ZDF Enterprises' Crime Watch XY, Rive Gauche Television's The Killer Truth and GRB Studios' On the Case.

The ZDF Enterprises- and Off the Fence-backed interactive VOD platform WaterBear Network is set for a fall launch.

The VP of ZDFE.unscripted at ZDF Enterprises talks about what makes Great Inventions unique.

ZDF Enterprises is offering Magellan—Circumnavigating the World, a 50-minute special from Terra X to mark the 500th anniversary of the first circumnavigation of the globe.

ZDF Enterprises, which co-produced Countdown to Surrender–The Last 100 Days with Spiegel TV, has taken the international distribution rights to the documentary series.

Ralf Rückauer, VP of ZDFE.unscripted, talks about Great Inventions, a series spotlighting the greatest inventions of mankind that was initiated, self-commissioned and fully financed by ZDF Enterprises.

The docuseries Greatest Events of World War Two in HD Colour, a co-production between U.K.-based World Media Rights (WMR) and ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE), has been acquired by Netflix in 190 countries.

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of the German researcher and explorer Alexander von Humboldt, Smithsonian Channel is set to launch a new documentary about his journey through Latin America.