Radar Studios Presented New Content Slate at MIPCOM
The production company debuted a broad array of factual programming to international buyers at the industry event.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Television
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Radar Studios has unveiled a new factual content slate at MIPCOM, featuring series ranging from true crime and history to travel and wildlife. The presentation highlights a diverse portfolio of international productions intended for global distribution.
Why it matters
The introduction of this slate serves to expand the library of factual content available for global licensing and broadcast. These programs target key entertainment genres, aiming to meet the ongoing demand for diverse factual programming.
The slate includes significant production volume, such as 6 episodes of Police Australia, 8 of Ultimate Animal Rescue, and 58 episodes of Heart Of Oak. Luxury Escapes also returns for a ninth season consisting of 12 episodes.
The players
Radar Studios
This is an international production and distribution company that acquires and produces factual content.
Joe Jennings
He is a cinematographer who is featured in the production Space Cowboy.
Tony Robinson
He is the namesake and lead of the original production Tony Robinson Rewrites History.
Western Australia Police Force
This is the law enforcement agency that provided access for the production of Police Australia.
Jamie Durie
He is the host and namesake of the series Jamie Durie Future House.
The details
The newly presented slate features titles including the cinematography-focused Space Cowboy, the true crime series Cook set in New Zealand, and Jamie Durie Future House. Additional offerings range from the home renovation series Heart Of Oak to the animal rescue program Ultimate Animal Rescue.
Timeline
Radar Studios attended the MIPCOM industry event in October 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This move highlights the competitive expansion of independent studios within the global factual television market. By diversifying their slate across multiple genres, studios like Radar are positioning themselves to better compete against larger streaming platforms and legacy networks.
International viewers can expect these series to reach their local markets via various streaming and broadcast platforms in the coming months. Availability will depend on local network licensing agreements secured following the MIPCOM event.
The takeaway
The addition of varied factual content suggests a continued audience interest in niche topics like wildlife rescue and home renovation. Viewers interested in these genres can expect a wider variety of specialized international programming to appear on their screens soon.
Further reading
Discover more about the evolving landscape of global factual programming in our Television section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Advanced-television.
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