Banijay Rights got two new format deals with Greek broadcasters

Locally by Green Pixel for Star Channel, the Australian format The Hundred recently had its first international premier capturing a first-episode audience share of 16%. Right after that, Banijay Rights confirmed selling a new format to a Greek broadcaster: All Together Now will be adapted by Alpha TV. Both agreements were negotiated by Robin Pollok, VP Sales, Africa, Middle East, Greece & Israel, Banijay Rights.

 

'Greece has long been fertile ground for entertainment programming so it’s thrilling to secure these landmark deals with the nation’s leading broadcasters ahead of NATPE Budapest International. From a fresh take on a traditional talent competition to an innovative entertainment show, we’re looking forward to working closely with our partners in Greece in the coming months', underlined the executive. 

 

Originally created by Banijay UK-owned Remarkable TV for BBC1 in the UK and now selling to over 18 markets, All Together Now sees a range of talented vocalists - solos and groups - perform in front of ‘The 100’, an audience of great singers with big voices and even bigger opinions. If any of ‘The 100’ like what they hear, they can stand up, join in and sing along. The greater the number that participate, the higher the act’s score. At the end of the series, one act will walk away with a major cash prize.

 

The Hundred, which aired its second season on Nine Network in Australia in February, was originally created by Screentime Australia/Endemol Shine Australia and aims to find out who Australians really are. Featuring 100 everyday Australians from all over the country who are handpicked to represent their nation, it is standing by to be polled live and give us the stories behind the stat. Each week, comedians and celebrities battle it out to prove who really knows Australia best, challenging The Hundred and unpacking the facts along the way.