National Geographic Television International (NGTI) announced it has acquired almost 20 hours of new programming from deals with four independent producers – two of which are new business partners. Science title Catching Cancer (1 x 52) is being produced by Australia’s December Films, in association with Pemberton Films for ABC Australia. The second producer partner new to NGTI is underwater specialists Liquid Motion Film. Water Colours (3 x 50/6 x 25) is a new series filmed in the South Pacific and provides a pioneering breakthrough in communication between underwater species. When Weather Changed History – Series 2 (14 x 47) is a new acquisition from US-based Towers Productions. Produced for the Weather Channel in the US, this series investigates the impact of the weather on some notable events in history. Essential Television & Film, based in the UK, brings a new ethnography title to the NGTI catalogue – Pokot: Male Circumcision Ceremonies (1 x 52).
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