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World Screen Podcast
World Screen
56 episodes
9 months ago
Interviews and reports from the international media business.
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Interviews and reports from the international media business.
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TV & Film
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Avi Armoza
World Screen Podcast
6 minutes 3 seconds
13 years ago
Avi Armoza
South America is among the markets that are becoming increasingly open to new format ideas, according to Avi Armoza, the CEO of Armoza Formats. The Chinese market is also “waking up,” he notes. The company has a catalogue that can cater to the different budgets of various territories, says Armoza, pointing to cost-effective series like Upgrade and bigger-budget shiny-floor shows like Still Standing. Armoza shares his views on what types of formats broadcasters are after nowadays, and the importance of interactive and cross-platform elements in the current crop of programs. He also tackles the hot topic of copyright infringement, discussing strategies he believes can help protect ideas from potential copycats.
World Screen Podcast
Interviews and reports from the international media business.