DCD Rights Announces Worldwide Sales

DCD Rights has announced a raft of factual sales to the US, Europe and worldwide.
Hammond Meets Moss, a documentary featuring Richard Hammond and motor racing legend Sir Stirling Moss, who have both shared the same life-altering experience, having their lives changes forever by terrible accidents, has been picked up by BBC America, NRK Norway Sky Network New Zealand and Seven Network Australia.
Hardliners follows the larger than life Australian long-line fisherman who risk their lives everyday chasing monster fish off the east coast of Australia, and has been sold to Current TV USA, UKTV UK and TV2 Norway.
Keeping Up With The Joneses, the highly rated series that explores the unusual lifestyle of a family living on a large cattle station in a remote part of the Australian Outback, has been licensed to TVNZ New Zealand, Plus Spektrum, part of Chello Central Europe, in Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Gator 911 is a series which lets the viewers experience the danger and dedication it takes to rescue one of the world's most ferocious reptiles, the American Alligator. The series has been licensed to Living TV UK, TV4 Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Chello Zone Middle East, Africa, Poland, Hungary and Romania.
Finally, Danger Coast which follows the dramatic exploits of Miami-Dades elite waterborne Special Operations as they fight against overwhelming odds to protect the public, has been acquired by CBS USA, Discovery Communications Europe Africa, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Benelux, Middle East, Spain, Portugal and Italy, plus Chello Zone in the UK.
Nicky Davies Williams, CEO, DCD Rights, said: "We continue to license factual series around the world and are delighted with the response we have had so far to these fantastic series, and we expect more sales to be finalised following our recent attendance at NATPE."
(KMcA)