BBC Earth in Poland, Africa and Asia, Norway’s NRK and Warner Bros Discovery’s Max in the Netherlands are among the latest broadcasters and streamers to acquire travel series Sue Perkins’ Big Adventure: Paris to Istanbul. AMC Networks International Central and...
NEWS BRIEF: Sky New Zealand and Channel 4 in the UK are partnering on George Clarke’s Homes in the Wild, produced by Aukland- and London-based prodco Perpetual Entertainment. The six-part series will air on Sky Open and Neon later in 2025 and on Channel 4 in the UK...
Earlier this month Perpetual Entertainment commenced filming on an all-new premium factual series George Clarke’s Homes in the Wild for Sky New Zealand Originals to air on Sky Open and Neon later in 2025 and on Channel 4 in the UK. The six-part one hour documentary...
Hearst Networks EMEA, Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) and Poland’s Polsat have licensed history series Hitler’s Treasure Hunters from Keshet International. Hitler’s Treasure Hunters (6×60’), produced by Perpetual Entertainment, is one of the first two docuseries greenlit...
Dance Life is a part of the Round 1 contenders for the Documentary and Factual Programs in the AACTA Awards. Round 1 for the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards closes on the 18th of November at 5pm AEST. Vote for Dance Life at:...
TROPPO 2 – REDEMPTION POINT Round 1 for the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards closes on the 18th of November at 5pm AEST. Vote for Troppo 2 at: https://tv.aacta.org/page/vote/
Perpetual Entertainments true crime doco Murder Down Under: Bodies In The Barrels screens on Nine on Monday at 8:30pm. Snowtown, South Australia, is a desolate and dusty hamlet, little more than a battered collection of rundown buildings on the side of a highway. But...
PEACOCK DEBUTS TRAILER FOR ORIGINAL TRUE CRIME DOCUSERIES WORLD’S MOST NOTORIOUS KILLERS The Five-Part Unscripted Series Detailing Infamous International Crimes Premieres Tuesday, September 17 Series Includes U.S. Exclusive Interview With “The Serpent” Charles Sobhraj...
