With content oriented to Millennials and Gen-Z audiences, Insight TV presents at MIPCOM 2022 its season slate. The company is highlighting six new titles in genres like lifestyle, entertainment, and action sports.
The delegation of Insight TV in Cannes is headed by Mario Cerna, director of content & format sales. The international lineup is led by Breakthrough: Women Changing The Game (6×60’), where each episode follows four young, female athletes throughout their sporting season, both in and out of the game. On the series, they’ll battle not only opposing teams and athletes, but stereotypes, public doubt, and their own insecurities. The titles is produced by NEO studios.
Also The Blockchain Life (7×25’) that tells the stories of the pioneers leading us into the new world of the metaverse and discovering the technologies that will shape the future. This documentary features locations in USA, UK, Netherlands, Dubai, El Salvador and Nigeria. This series is produced by Villain Studios, NL, in partnership with mContent.
Following famous LGBTQ skateboarder Yann Horowitz across the most iconic skateboarding spots across the United States, in an East V West style shoot-off, A SImple Path S3 (10×22’)
focuses on art, music, fashion, food, interesting spaces, pop culture, and the unexpected, with locations such as New York, San Francisco and many more.
In addition, the food show Paradise Kitchen Bali (10×22’), where co-Founder of Kynd Food, Lauren Camilleri, who is half Australian and Half Balinese, comes back to Bali where she set up her mission to make a difference. This series is filmed with the backdrop of Bali with its people and culture while Lauren dishes up some amazing meals all inspired by being kind. Being more than a cooking series, but a lifestyle series that make you feel inspired and itching to travel to the island of the Gods. Co-Produced with Save Your Day Films. To finalize, Epic Exploring S2 (10×44’) presents an up-close and personal journey where the hosts grant the audience an exclusive look into the world of urban exploration and its methods. Along the way, they’ll encounter different countries, cultures, people, obstacles and dangers, and learn about the history of their main location. They’ll even visit other (smaller) urbex locations along the way that are worth the visit. It’s an impressive trip, full of raw authentic adventure, exploring the unexplored.
