CIN.TV opens borders with its large format documentaries

CIN.TV, a production company specialized in documentaries on nature, politics and society, travels to the United States to attend the Natpe and Real Screen fairs, presenting more than 40 hours of large-format productions.

CIN.TV, producer of documentaries, programs and nature content, will participate in the NATPE and Real Screen fairs, which take place in Las Vegas from January 25 to 27 and in Washington D.C. from February 1 to 3, respectively.

The production company of the Vértice 360 ​​group goes to these markets with a catalog of seven documentaries, which include nature, social, political and adventure content. In nature, in addition to the series Water Worlds, the production company presents the two new productions it is working on: Hot Spots y The Garamba Challenge. Hot Spots portrays six points on the planet that stand out for their enormous biodiversity; places that if we manage to save will allow us to protect the planet from the sixth largest extinction it has faced in its entire history, which is being caused by human beings.

He Garamba Challenge, for its part, narrates a social development project based on eco-tourism and led by a Spaniard who aims to advance the Garamba National Park and the population that lives off its resources.

In the field of social and political documentaries, Malabo Neighborhood. This is a documentary filmed in Africa about the life of a group of young people who fight to escape poverty through music and rap. This production has been awarded at Cinestrat and has received a special mention CIN.TV also presents to the American market Global Vote, a 75-minute documentary that proposes global democracy. Based on almost a decade of research and field studies, the viability of a single vote on a global scale is questioned.

In addition to these documentaries, it is also marketing the series A world apart, which tells the adventures of an expeditionary team that travels more than 200,000 kilometers in an all-terrain vehicle to get closer to the last indigenous cultures on our planet, going through hundreds of adventures over two years.

In total, CIN.TV presents more than 42 hours of documentaries in high definition that will be offered to buyers and distributors around the world. NATPE is an event with more than 40 years old that promotes meetings between producers and buyers of the global television market and especially the United States. Real Screen, for its part, is celebrating its 12th edition and is already one of the most important television and non-fiction markets in the sector.

CIN.TV in Southeast Asia

Vietnam's VBC television channel has recently acquired the rights to broadcast CIN.TV series for its country. Water Worlds, The Wild Kingdom, Nature Notes, Small Paradises y The hidden universeo.

This television network was born a little over a year ago and its programming, in addition to documentaries, includes sports, series, soap operas,... It thus competes with the public channels of Vietnam Television and with other general channels in the country, although its circle of influence is especially focused on the country's capital, Ho Chi Minh City.

VBC has acquired a total of 32 hours of documentaries that will provide nature content to the Vietnamese channel. One of the most curious series is Nature Notes, which consists of 26 chapters of three minutes each in which the lives of animals such as bees, wolves, shrews are briefly presented... A different way of approaching nature and discovering the life of animals that we hear about but know less about than we think.

Water Worlds It is, without a doubt, the largest CIN.TV production that Vietnamese people will be able to see. This production discovers water in its different states and how life arises thanks to this element, adapting amazingly to its conditions. For its part, Little Paradises is a look at 100 stories of 100 species of animals, while the wild kingdom portrays the natural wealth of Castilla y León and its Protected Natural Spaces, where man has been able to live in complete harmony with nature for centuries.

Finally, The hidden universe is a series that invites viewers to look at their surroundings in a different way. The chapters of this production reveal the secrets of a surprising and close world, with spectacular images of more than 500 species of animals and plants, many of them never before captured.

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