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Blink Films and Arte France Announce International Documentary Co-Production

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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Blink Films and the PBS science series NOVA announced *Ghost Ship Mystery*, a new documentary co-produced with Arte France. The one-hour program, which follows archaeologists in Ukraine’s war zone, has been pre-sold to SBS in Australia.

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Why it matters

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The documentary’s international sales and co-production structure involving Blink Films and Arte France suggest a strong market for high-profile historical and scientific content. These deals enhance the revenue streams for the involved production companies and networks.

From televisual.com

Who's involved

  • BlinkBritish production company producing the documentary
  • Arte FranceFrench television network partnering on the production
  • Chris SchmidtCo-Executive Producer of the documentary

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BlinkSpeculative

    Blink Films could see increased revenue from the successful international co-production.

  • Arte FranceSpeculative

    Arte France might see increased revenue from the successful international co-production.

  • ArteSpeculative

    Arte could see enhanced profile and revenue from the co-production deal.

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