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A+E Networks unveils new format slate during MIP TV

April 7, 2015 09.32 Europe/London By Broadband TV News Correspondent

Ellen Lovejoy - AETN InternationalA+E Networks launches a new slate of lifestyle and social experiment formats at MIP-TV 2015.

“A+E Networks is dedicated to offering formats that are fresh, repeatable and capable of delivering ratings for our broadcaster partners,” said Ellen Lovejoy, VP, International Content Sales, A+E Networks.

“Our MIP TV slate features formats based on programs with proven track records and innovative concepts that will resonate worldwide.”

Leading the slate are two formats in the tiny home space, Tiny House Hunting (Primetime 1 hour) and Tiny House Nation (Primetime 1 hour). Tiny House Hunting follows realtors as they help a pair of tiny-home seekers find the perfect existing mini space. Tiny House Nation features renovation experts who showcase ingenious small homes. Both series air on FYI in the US.

Outback Nation (Primetime 1 hour) features host Jamie Durie who defines the terms credible, talented and yes, “swashbuckler,” in the landscape transformation world. This charismatic Aussie knows how to turn desiccated, boring backyards into fantastical escapes filled with amazing flora, fauna and playhouses for kids and adults alike. Jamie’s trademark approach is to embed in wildly overgrown backyards and literally camp out to experience the heartbeat and mood swings of the terrain firsthand. The couple that has requested his help must also live in the backyard jungle with Jamie, immersing themselves in their own private wilderness before tackling the transformation with him. Amazing design and backyard structure will emerge in every episode of Outback Nation. The series airs on FYI in the US.

Arranged (Primetime 1 hour) follows modern-American singles from across the country, whose cultural traditions include an arranged marriage, as they are united in matrimony by their families. From a young Romani gypsy couple in New York City, to a southern couple from the Bible belt, to a couple raised by traditional Eastern Indian parents living in Los Angeles – these brides and grooms don’t just marry each other, their unions include their entire family. From the lead-up to their weddings, to the several months after the reality of married life sinks in, viewers will follow these couples and find out if they hold the key to a long-lasting marriage by being arranged. Arranged airs on FYI in the US.

Finally, Surviving Marriage (Primetime 1 hour), a social experiment that challenges couples on the verge of divorcing to spend five days on an island with no modern conveniences and limited access to food and water. Each episode features a different couple, guided through a series of physical and emotional exercises by clinical psychologist Dr. Colleen Long and family therapist Dr. Tom Kersting. On the last day the partners will decide if they want to stay together or separate. Surviving Marriageairs on A&E Network in the US.

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Filed Under: MIP TV, TV Tagged With: A+E Networks, Cannes, MIPTV 2015 Edited: 7 April 2015 09:39

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