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17th September 2019
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MIPCOM 2019 is just around the corner and once again we’ll be heading down to the sunnier climes of the French Riviera to bring our latest catalogue of programming to the Palais.

We’re looking forward to showing you our brand new programming as well as some long-running favourites.

 

 

 

Auto Mundial (52 x 23 mins) 

Auto Mundial is essential weekly viewing for keen motorists and enthusiasts who seek the latest trends and insights. Broadcast in over 70 territories, this fresh, original production is the place to access all the ground-breaking action from major car shows, unveilings and road tests, twinned with in depth road tests and important facts and figures from the burgeoning automotive industry. Topical and up-to-date, Auto Mundial also provides a wholesome in-depth package highlighting the latest movements in the market, in an era becoming increasingly populated by electric vehicles.
Our Beautiful World (30 x 3-5 mins) 

Our Beautiful World

Our Beautiful World takes us on a compelling tour of the incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Shot in vibrant 4K and using the very latest aerial camera platform technology and award-winning crew, OBW takes the viewer on an immersive, informative, trip around the globe. These sites are the best of the best; historic ruins, places of spellbinding natural beauty, and superlative buildings.

 

 

Yellow Yellow Yellow (1 x 46 mins) 

Yellow Yellow Yellow

This 45-minute programme follows the amazing day-to-day work of the Indycar Safety Team and gives an insight into the extensive research that is going on to make the cars on the track safer and safer each year.
Yellow Yellow Yellow focuses on the Indianapolis 500 Indycar driver James Hinchliffe’s horrific crash in practice for the 2015 championship. The programme brings viewers behind the scenes during that fateful day with the safety team heroes who saved his life. The documentary includes interviews with James himself, fellow veteran driver Tony Kanaan, as well as Trammell, Horton and Mike Yates, the recently retired Indycar Manager of Track Safety Operations.

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