Media
BBC Worldwide has signed a three-year first-look agreement with Tern Television.
It is the UK indie's first exclusive deal with a distributor and comes after Worldwide took Tern's Spa of Embarrassing Illnesses to 14 countries.
Tern managing director David Strachan said it was an important step for the company: "BBC Worldwide has done a really good job for us in exploiting the success of our UK series in the international market and this deal allows us both to develop a closer relationship and build on success."
Mark Reynolds, BBC Worldwide's director for independent factual, added: "Their slate of programmes and commissions is impressively diverse and we look forward to building its value further through our international sales network."
It is the UK indie's first exclusive deal with a distributor and comes after Worldwide took Tern's Spa of Embarrassing Illnesses to 14 countries.
Tern managing director David Strachan said it was an important step for the company: "BBC Worldwide has done a really good job for us in exploiting the success of our UK series in the international market and this deal allows us both to develop a closer relationship and build on success."
Mark Reynolds, BBC Worldwide's director for independent factual, added: "Their slate of programmes and commissions is impressively diverse and we look forward to building its value further through our international sales network."
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