Latest from Mipcom – Page 8
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NewsMipcom: deals round up
Sales of formats including Lego Masters, Sort Your Life Out and Love Trap
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NewsAlex Mahon: broadcasters beat streamers on new talent
Channel 4 chief executive also praises diversity quotas
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FeaturesMipcom comes out fighting
The content market is back in physical form this month – minus some big exhibitors. Event director Lucy Smith makes the case for Mip
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FeaturesThe Ripper Speaks
‘There have been loads of Ripper documentaries, but they have never been in his own words’
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FeaturesMipcom Hot Picks: International Scripted
‘The combination of smart dialogue and a stunning backdrop makes the series very engaging’
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FeaturesMipcom Hot Picks: Formats
‘Drag culture offers colour, energy, fun and escapism – all things that we can never have enough of’
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FeaturesHandmade: Good With Wood
‘All countries have traditions of woodworking, so we see this as a very strong format pitch’
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FeaturesVice Versa: Crusaders
Much has been documented about Scientology in the media, but Jehovah’s Witnesses have largely avoided such scrutiny
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FeaturesFour Hours At The Capitol
‘It is very powerful. It is an action film, but every frame and every word is true’
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FeaturesKiller At The Crime Scene
‘The focus on science means this can reach a different audience as well as your archetypal ‘true-crime’ follower’
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FeaturesWonders Of The Celtic Deep
‘It’s early stages, but we have a strategy in place: we’ll handle the SVoD, AVoD and Fast channels within that, but Mipcom is its moment to shine’
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FeaturesBismarck: 24 Hours To Doom
‘Those stories, from the sailors and aviators involved in the battle, really bring the entire project to life’
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FeaturesLet The Rest Of The World Go By
‘The story went viral even before the doc came out, which shows there is interest around the world’
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FeaturesEpic Oceans
‘We will be aiming to sell to all territories, but particularly to Europe, Africa and Asia’
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FeaturesBlackout - Tomorrow Is Too Late
‘We see the power go out in homes, the transport is down, and no one can get back to their loved ones’
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FeaturesOsama Bin Laden: The Inside Story
‘What this series does is tell for the first time the whole story of who Bin Laden was, where he came from and how he was radicalised’