In this week’s International TV Newswire the English Premier League TV schedules are announced – including a first-ever broadcast on the BBC, Secuoya teams with Tiki Group on the first fictio…
In this week’s International TV Newswire the English Premier League TV schedules are announced – including a first-ever broadcast on the BBC, Secuoya teams with Tiki Group on the first fiction program to be shot on the Easter Islands in 22 years, Keshet’s “Singletown” gets a Danish remake, De Mensen launches a new format in Belgium and NENT commissions “Suck it Up” from “Lillyhammer” actress Henriette Steenstrup.The English Premier League, the U.K.
A Danish version of Keshet Productions’ popular reality program “Singletown,” originally produced for ITV2 in the U.K., has been commissioned by Discovery Networks, to be produced by Nordisk Film TV Denmark. It’s Keshet’s first announced sale of the format. With casting already underway, shooting of the new version is scheduled to begin in July.
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