Patrick Aryee: Last News

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefWarner Bros. Discovery has partnered with energy company Shell for an adrenaline-filled show, “Dare to Ride,” that has begun airing on Discovery in Southeast Asia and India. “Dare to Ride” showcases some of Asia’s most accomplished riders as they attempt to conquer the region’s most iconic routes with just their bikes, their wits, and their technical knowhow.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorAbacus Media Rights has closed a flurry of sales for the six-part documentary series “Evolve,” which looks at how scientists are learning from evolutionary adaptations found in the natural world. Patrick Aryee, the series’ presenter, will give the keynote address this week at MipDoc, part of the MipTV television market in Cannes.Deals for the show, produced by Beach House Pictures for Curiosity, in association with Blue Ant Media, have been secured with ABC in Australia, Viasat World for Nordic and Central and Eastern Europe, RAI in Italy, Studio Hamburg in Germany, UR in Sweden, NRK in Norway, and VRT in Belgium, with more deals in the pipeline at MipTV.Production took place last year, over the course of around 12 months.

Manori Ravindran International EditorFactual streamer CuriosityStream has begun production on an ambitious six-part documentary series exploring biomimicry, the study of solving human design challenges by looking to the natural world.Hosted by biologist and filmmaker Patrick Aryee (pictured), original series “Evolve” is produced by Blue Ant Media-backed production outfit Beach House Pictures, and will span four continents.

If you’ve been sitting in lockdown twiddling your thumbs and desperately awaiting the arrival of a new David Attenborough-esque series then you’re in luck, because Sky is about to drop an epic new offering.The series, which lands on Sky Nature channel and NOWTV on 31 May, goes by the name of Wild Animals Babies and it does just what it says on the tin! Exploring the lives of baby animals, biologist Patrick Aryee teaches us about an array of creatures living in the wild, as we watch them adjusting to the first few weeks and months of their lives.

Sky is launching two new channels this May with hundreds of hours of original content.