Rabbit Films Presented New TV Slate at Mipcom
The Finnish studio introduced a diverse array of factual and scripted television formats from across the Nordic region.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Documentary
Rabbit Films has unveiled its latest collection of television formats at Mipcom, highlighting productions from Finland, Denmark, and Norway. The slate includes both scripted series and factual entertainment projects developed for international markets.
Why it matters
This presentation showcases the growing international appeal of Nordic television concepts. By bringing localized hits to the Mipcom market, producers aim to secure distribution and adaptation deals for global audiences.
The presented slate includes Design Masters, which has reached seven seasons, and You Should Hear Yourself, a series featuring six 30-minute episodes. Additionally, the thriller Healer is set for a six-episode run.
The players
Rabbit Films
This Finnish media company specializes in developing and distributing television formats for both domestic and international markets.
Monday Media Denmark
This production company is responsible for creating the format You Should Hear Yourself for the Danish broadcaster DR1.
Teddy TV
This production house created the series Police Academy Junior for the Norwegian broadcaster NRK.
Fremantle Finland
This major production entity produced the competition series Camp North for the Finnish network Nelonen.
The details
The collection features projects like You Should Hear Yourself, where couples are monitored for 30 days and re-enact arguments on stage, and the thriller Healer, filmed in Suomenlinna. Other entries include the competition show Design Masters and the outdoor-themed Camp North, produced in Finnish Lapland.
Timeline
Couples in the series You Should Hear Yourself are recorded for a duration of 30 days.
Celebrities compete in the production Camp North over a period of four weeks.
Industry Dynamics
The expansion of Nordic formats at Mipcom reflects a broader trend of cross-border television collaboration. This movement follows the established pattern of production houses using major global markets to turn localized hit shows into sustainable international franchises.
Viewers can anticipate these formats to be adapted and potentially licensed for local streaming and broadcast platforms in their respective regions. Future availability will depend on the specific distribution deals secured by Rabbit Films following the Mipcom presentation.
The takeaway
The international television market continues to favor high-concept reality and psychological dramas originating from smaller media hubs. These formats demonstrate how localized social experiments and regional storytelling can be restructured for broad, global entertainment appeal.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by C21Media.
