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Lonely Planet Six Degrees |
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In a refreshing twist on the travel genre, Lonely Planet Six Degrees sets out to explore some of the world’s most happening cities by connecting
with the people who live in them. In each episode the presenter enters the heart of a city by getting immersed in the lives of the locals – showing
that it’s the people who live in a city, the lives they lead, and the stories they tell that give a place soul, rather than just the bricks and mortar.
Beach House Pictures worked with Lonely Planet TV, the production arm of the world’s most
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successful travel publisher on the third series of Lonely Planet Six Degrees featuring the cities Dublin, Istanbul, Bangkok, Taipei, Kaohsiung, Tokyo, Perth, Miami
and Rio de Janeiro. You can find out more information about the series on the Lonely Planet Six Degrees’ website www.lonelyplanet.com/sixdegrees.
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Man Made Marvels |
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Man Made Marvels is a dynamic engineering series co–produced with NHNZ for Discovery Networks Asia, in association with the Media Development Authority.
Each one-hour program celebrates big, bold engineering achievements happening across Asia and focuses on how engineers are taking on the challenges of
designing and building the most amazing structures or machines the world has ever seen.
Mega projects featured in Series 1 include Malaysia’s Petronas Towers, Korea’s KTX
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High–Speed Rail, Taiwan’s Hsueshan Tunnel and Taipei 101 skyscraper, Japan’s Okinawa Churuami
Aquarium and H-IIA rocket.
And in Series 2 we take you behind the scenes to discover more about the Sydney Opera House, China’s Venetian Macau Resort Hotel and Cotai Strip, South Korea’s
Songdo City and the Incheon Bridge, to a ground breaking flood protection scheme in Kuala Lumpur and to Changi Airport’s Terminal 3 and the Marina Barrage in Singapore.
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First Time Filmmakers – China 21 |
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How do different people respond to the impact of rapid modernisation in China? Made for the Discovery Channel, First Time Filmmakers-China 21 debuts
documentaries by 6 Chinese filmmakers that focus on how different people in the country are reinventing their livelihoods and their whole way of living
in a fast growing economy.
The episodes touch upon a variety of subjects – “Mongolian Idol” features the trials and tribulations of a young Mongolian singer, “Out Of The Dark”
tells the story of a miner
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turned photographer and his experiences with coal miners in Shandong and “Good Morning Beijing” finds out how hosting the 2008
Olympics has prompted China to encourage Beijing residents to pick up better English. The last of these won Best Director at the 2006 Asian Television Awards.
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Malaysian Journey with Jason Scott Lee |
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Made for the National Geographic Channel in collaboration with Lonely Planet TV, “Malaysian Journey” follows Hollywood actor and adventure–buff Jason Scott Lee as he explores Malaysia’s natural
wonders in some of its wildest and most beautiful regions. Jason has an adventure itinerary unlike any other – hanging out with a local tribe who continue
their way of life in some of the world’s oldest rainforests, learning the ancient martial art of Silat from a reigning master and attempting a backbreaking
climb up Mount Kinabalu, South East Asia’s tallest mountain.
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Magic Asia India |
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In AXN’s hot new 6-part series “Magic Asia India”, we follow celebrity illusionists extraordinaire
Chris Korn and JB Benn as they stir-up Mumbai with their out-of-this-world
antics and illusions, executing riveting street magic in the hottest neighbourhoods in the city – from Mumbai’s famed Juhu Beach, to a vibrant street
festival and even the glamorous film sets of Bollywood.
They also get a crash course in India culture 101 – not only are they taught salsa dancing with a Bollywood twist, they get invited to an Indian
wedding, thrust into a gaggle of Indian school kids, and are even placed up against a real travelling Indian circus! You can find out more about
the series at www.axn-india.com/buzzsites/magic-asia/
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