BIG Media closed major deal with Warner Bros. Discovery for a trio of series

BIG Media has struck major licensing deals for its top-performing original series with Warner Bros. Discovery in the US and Nat Geo in the Benelux region.  Warner Bros. Discovery has licensed "Destruction Decoded" (Season 1), "Fatal Engineering" and "Modern Warfare 2.0" for The Science Channel and HBO Max in the US; currently available to viewers now.  Nat Geo Benelux has also licensed "Destruction Decoded" (Season 1) and "Fatal Engineering", both of which are available now on its channel in the Benelux region.

“BIG Media has enjoyed great relationships with both Discovery and Nat Geo over the years, with our programming being broadcast on their respective channels around the world,” notes Danny Wilk, President, BIG Media. “This deal with Discovery US follows another we did earlier this year for Discovery US and Spain, while the deal with Nat Geo for Benelux follows another we recently did for the US and CEE.  It’s great to establish these relationships with global partners through our proven ratings-winners.  All of our science, history and investigative series do exceptionally well internationally, and these three series are amongst our most-popular shows at the moment.”

TRIO OF SERIES

"Destruction Decoded," coproduced by BIG Media, RMC Story (France), and NTV (Germany) is one of BIG Media’s most-successful franchises, globally, and is currently licensed in more than 25 countries around the world.  This evergreen series explores the extent, impact, and causes of mega floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, industrial accidents and more.

"Fatal Engineering: Engineering Disasters That Shook the World", which also has garnered licensing deals with broadcasters around the world, is an innovative series focusing on high-profile structural accidents, uncovering human errors, design flaws, and unforeseen circumstances that lead to devastating outcomes.

"Modern Warfare 2.0" unveils the secretive and evolving world of deadly weapons, tracing their journey from primitive tools of survival to cutting edge technologies shaping smart battlefields.