24 Hours In A&E producer The Garden Productions is making a factual leisure format about new child infants arriving on this planet for the BBC.
The ITV-owned producer has scored four-part primetime sequence The Arrival (w/t) for BBC Two. The present will seize each second within the weeks instantly following beginning – amongst probably the most intense and extraordinary occasions of any household.
It is the newest medical format for the corporate, which has beforehand made The Midwives for BBC Two, Baby Makers: The Fertility Clinic for BBC Four and Bring Me Back To Life for Channel 4. Its current C5 fee The Operation: Live is at the moment being shopped to U.S. broadcasters.
The sequence is shot with a combination of conventional filming and fixed-rig cameras and can comply with the households from the lead as much as the beginning, as their new-born enters the world and the weeks after their child is introduced house in addition to detailing the best way a household adjusts to life with the brand new arrival.
The Arrival was commissioned by Patrick Holland, Controller, BBC Two and Clare Sillery Head of Commissioning, Documentaries with Commissioning Editor Emma Loach. It is government produced by Jessie Versluys, sequence director is Barnaby Peel and sequence producer is Gemma Brady.
Loach mentioned, “I’m excited to bring this ambitious new series to BBC Two as families share one of the most extraordinary experiences of their lives with us. The Garden Productions has a great track record of taking viewers to the heart of family life and this promises to be a revealing and heart-warming new series.”
