John de Mol’s Formats Giant Talpa Studios Heads to Mipcom With New Shows ‘Sing With Me,’ ‘The Golden Elevators’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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Variety reports that John de Mol's Talpa Studios is bringing fresh entertainment formats to next week's Mipcom market, with "Sing With Me" and "The Golden Elevators" leading a slate of new offerings from the company behind the quiz hit "The Floor." The music-focused "Sing With Me" was developed with Dutch producer IDTV, signaling continued investment in collaborative, feelgood programming as the international format business gathers in Cannes.
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Source: Variety, “John de Mol’s Formats Giant Talpa Studios Heads to Mipcom With New Shows ‘Sing With Me,’ ‘The Golden Elevators’ (EXCLUSIVE)”. Read the original →
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