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Planet Earth Live Och London Calling: Två Unika Tv-Projekt På BBC I Sommar 2012-04-04 08:45 CEST Planet Earth Live och London Calling: Två unika Tv-projekt på BBC i sommar Under våren och sommaren visar BBC två unika Tv-projekt för tittare över hela världen. London Calling och Planet Earth Live är exempel på brittisk Tv- produktion av yppersta klass och kommer sändas synkroniserat på BBC:s kanaler över hela världen. Under sommaren 2012 vänder världen sina blickar mot London, och BBC firar med London Calling: en unik säsong med program om musiken, konsten, kulturen och historien i den brittiska huvudstaden. Säsongen inleds med tre dagars direktsändningar från drottningens diamantjubileum. Planet Earth Live är den största direktsända naturskildring BBC någonsin genomfört. BBC:s Natural History Unit, teamet bakom dokumentärer som Frozen Planet och Planet Earth, har experimenterat med tekniker och format i över tio år med målet att kunna sända naturdokumentärer av extremt hög kvalité live. 2012 är målet nått. Planet Earth Live kommer följa riktiga djur i vildmarken i tre världsdelar under de första veckorna av deras dramatiska liv. BBC låter helt enkelt naturen skriva manus till en sorts såpa som både pågår och sänds live i hela världen. London Calling sänds mellan juni och augusti. I Norden visas programmen i både BBC Entertainment, BBC HD och BBC World News. Materialet finns också tillgängligt via BBC Global iPlayer. Planet Earth Live sänds i Norden i BBC Knowledge. Mer information om London Calling Livesändningarna från brittiska drottningens diamantjubileum – båtparaden längs Themsen 3 juni, BBC-konserten från Buckingham Palace den 4 och gudstjänsten och processionen genom London den 5 – inleder London Calling-säsongen. BBC i Norden samsänder med BBC One i Storbritannien. Bland övriga program under säsongen finns till exempel Diamond Queen, Andrew Marrs omtalade dokumentär om drottningen med intervjuer med bland andra prinsarna William och Harry. Mer info: http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2012/06/The-Diamond- Queen.html Going for Gold – the ´48 Games med Matt Smith (Doctor Who) som Bert Bushall, ena halvan av det legendariska roddarteamet som vann guld mot alla odds The Tube, dokumentären om världens största och äldsta tunnelbanesystem. Mer info: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01cmsfd Twenty Twelwe, den hyllade komediserien om (de fiktiva) förberedelserna inför OS. Mer info: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00yw1t9 Sherlock, den BAFTA-vinnande nyinspelningen av den mest berömda av alla detektiver BBC World News sänder under säsongen World Olympic Dreams, som följer 25 tävlande från 5 kontinenter. Mer information om Planet Earth Live Planet Earth Live följer elefantungar i Kenya, björnar i Minnesota, makaker i Sri Lanka och gråvalar i Stilla havet i direktsändning under flera veckor. Richard Hammond (Top Gear) och Julia Bradbury (Countryfile) leder sändningarna från Afrika respektive Nordamerika. Tim Scoones, exekutiv producent, säger: ” Planet Earth live är en kombination av de epokgörande naturdokumentärer som gett BBC:s Natural History Unit en unik ställning i världen, och direktsändning, intensiv dramaturgi och digital innovation. Jag är stolt över att chansen att visa den här serien förvärlden. ” BBC Sverige på Twitter: @BBCSverige London Calling på Twitter: #Ldncalling Planet Earth Live på Twitter: #bbcplanetearthlive.
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