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Angela Scanlon reflects on feeling vulnerable as a new mum

Angela Scanlon reflects on feeling vulnerable as a new mum
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NPO3 books Table for Two

Table for Two (Tafel voor Twee) Dutch broadcaster NPO3 has ordered a factual entertainment format set in a restaurant from Banijay-owned local production company SimpelZodiak. Table for Two (Tafel voor Twee) focuses on two people having dinner, where one of the guests in each episode has no idea why they have been invited. The mystery guest in the 8×50’ series could be a loved one, long-lost friend or an ex-partner, who will have the chance to say something they have wanted to get off their chest. SimpelZodiak, formed by the merger of Simpel Media and Zodiak Nederlands, focuses on the development and production of content-driven factual entertainment, reality adventure and true-crime shows.

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Cathy Payne & Matt Creasey on Banijay Rights Strengths

Cathy Payne & Matt Creasey on Banijay Rights Strengths
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Angela Scanlon on life in London: I am Irish through and through

Julie Ann Trainor 9 min read The presenter on feeling Irish through and through, the excitement of live TV and finding an upside to lockdown When she moved to London six years ago, Angela Scanlon was determined to break into primetime television. Already a successful stylist, journalist and presenter in Ireland, the Ratoath, Co Meath woman couldnât have predicted that she would soon be filling some of the BBCâs most sought after presenting slots, including The One Show, the popular Your Home Made Perfect, and her latest show, Your Garden Made Perfect, which launches later this month. Scanlon first made her name on Irish television, appearing on fashion shows such as Off the Rails and XposÃ©, travel programme Getaways, and fronting her own documentary series Angela Scanlon: Full Frontal in 2014. She later went on to work on Channel 4âs Sunday

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“Our Garden Made Perfect is a spin-off from Your Home Made Perfect, and it uses the same gimmick. Instead of studying artists’ impressions before picking a design, the homeowners don virtual-reality goggles and see the visions projected before their eyes. It’s effective and visually dramatic. Watching it all take shape, and seeing the final result, was thoroughly satisfying.”

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