NZ’s Doc Channel wants ‘personal adventures’

The Documentary Channel in New Zealand is just coming up on its third birthday, and though it functions as an independent channel making money mostly from subscriber revenue through Sky, it currently acquires from 150 distributors and countless producers internationally. Realscreen spoke with the founder of the channel, Richard Driver, about the types of programs that are working for the small channel and got advice for producers and distributors who would like to get on their airwaves.
October 5, 2009

The Documentary Channel in New Zealand is just coming up on its third birthday, and though it functions as an independent channel making money mostly from subscriber revenue through Sky, it currently acquires from 150 distributors and countless producers internationally. Realscreen spoke with the founder of the channel, Richard Driver, about the types of programs that are working for the small channel and got advice for producers and distributors who would like to get on their airwaves.

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