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DCD Rights secures global sales for "Sue Perkins´ big adventure: Paris to Istanbul" 27 MAR 2025

Deals

DCD Rights secures global sales for "Sue Perkins´ big adventure: Paris to Istanbul"

roduced for Channel 4 UK and ABC TV Australia, the 6 x 60’ factual series has been sold to APT (USA), BBC Earth (Poland, Africa, Asia), NRK Norway, AMC Networks International Central and Northern Europe (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia), MAX (Netherlands), HRT Croatian Television, RUV (Iceland), and GBC (Gibraltar).
All3Media and Botswana Ignite unveil first African adaptation of "Liar" 26 MAR 2025

Distribution

All3Media and Botswana Ignite unveil first African adaptation of "Liar"

This adaption is also the first time one of All3Media International’s scripted formats will be produced in Sub Saharan Africa. Originally produced in the UK by Two Brothers Pictures for ITV, 15 versions of "Liar" have been commissioned internationally.
Seven.One Studios appointed Fleur Wheatley as VP Sales for English-speaking markets 24 MAR 2025

Corporate Moves

Seven.One Studios appointed Fleur Wheatley as VP Sales for English-speaking markets

Former Keshet International exec to lead sales activity in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
UK content investment slowdown threatens production sector’s future 24 MAR 2025

Markets

UK content investment slowdown threatens production sector’s future

The production sector generated £3.6 billion in 2023, but this topline number hides deeper concerns. Content investment by PSBs—still the backbone of original UK programming—declined last year. While SVOD services like Netflix and Prime Video continue to invest in UK content, their focus is narrow: mostly high-end drama and some premium factual. In 2023, there were just 30 UK SVOD commissions compared to nearly 1,400 from PSBs.
 Banijay's factual reality thriller "Hunted" to debut in three new markets 20 MAR 2025

Distribution

Banijay's factual reality thriller "Hunted" to debut in three new markets

Sweden, French-speaking Belgium, and Botswana will be part of the lineup. Created by Banijay UK’s Shine TV, the format continues to thrive globally and has now been adapted in 12 markets to date.