2waytraffic brings family formats to MIPTV

2waytraffic, a Sony entertainment company, is bringing three family entertainment formats from Tuvalu Media to MIPTV. The formats from the Dutch production company include Stars in the Class, a factual format that turns celebrities into teachers with minimal preparation; Columbus Egg, where kids between eight and 13 pitch their ideas and inventions to a panel and compete for a chance to turn their ideas into a business; and You've Been Faked, which challenges celebrities to tell the difference between real and fake online videos. For more information see the release.

March 16, 2009

2waytraffic, a Sony entertainment company, is bringing three family entertainment formats from Tuvalu Media to MIPTV. The formats from the Dutch production company include Stars in the Class, a factual format that turns celebrities into teachers with minimal preparation; Columbus Egg, where kids between eight and 13 pitch their ideas and inventions to a panel and compete for a chance to turn their ideas into a business; and You've Been Faked, which challenges celebrities to tell the difference between real and fake online videos. For more information see the release.