Screentime

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For other uses, see Screen time (disambiguation).
Screentime
Subsidiary
Industry Television
Genre Television production
Founded 1996
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  • Bob Campbell
  • Des Monaghan
Headquarters Sydney, Australia
Area served
 Australia, New Zealand, Ireland
Key people
 Bob Campbell
(Executive chairman)
Services Television program production
Parent Banijay
Divisions Screentime New Zealand
Website screentime.nz

Screentime is an Australian television production company, which develops and produces scripted and unscripted television programs in Australia and New Zealand. The company has produced numerous popular series including Popstars, the Underbelly format, RBT and Janet King.

In 2012, French company Banijay Group acquired a majority stake in Screentime.[1]

History

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Former Banijay Screentime logo
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Former Screentime logo

The company was formed by Bob Campbell and Des Monaghan with Capital Investment Group in 1996.[2][3] Screentime's first production was New Zealand talk show 5.30 with Jude on TV One which ran for three seasons.[4][5]

In 1999, Screentime bought the format rights to talent competition Popstars from its New Zealand creator, and went on to sell and co-produce adaptations of the format internationally.[6] In 2002, it was estimated that Screentime earned 20 percent of revenue generated from Popstars: The Rivals.[7]

In 2012, Banijay Group purchased a controlling stake in Screentime, giving Screentime the rights to adapt Banijay formats in Australia.[2] Des Monaghan stood down from his executive position at Screentime in 2014.[8]

In 2015, Screentime sold its 49% stake in Irish production company Shinawil.[9]

In 2019, Screentime partnered with the Screen Makers Conference in Adelaide.[10][11]

Productions

     Programs with a shaded background indicate the program is still in production.

Title Network Years Notes
Breakers Network Ten 1998–1999 Co-production with Chrysalis Distribution
Ten 7 Aotearoa TVNZ 2 2002–2023
MDA ABC 2002–2005
Ghost Hunt TVNZ 2005–2006 Co-production with Osiris Productions
Yasmin's Getting Married Network Ten 2006
Underbelly Nine Network 2008–2018
Dragons' Den RTÉ One 2009
RBT Nine Network 2010–present
Bloodlines TVNZ 2010
Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook TVNZ 1 2010–2014 Co-production with FremantleMedia and Annabel Langbein Media
MasterChef Ireland RTÉ Two 2011
Tim Winton's Cloudstreet Showcase 2011
Crownies ABC 2011
Underbelly NZ: Land of the Long Green Cloud Three 2011
Tricky Business Nine Network 2012
Safe House TVNZ 2012
Animal Files Prime 2013
Water Patrol TVNZ 2013
Outback Coroner Crime + Investigation 2013–2014
ANZAC Girls ABC 2014
Janet King ABC 2014–2017 Spin-off of Crownies
Village Vets Australia Lifestyle 2014–2015
Outback ER ABC 2015
I Am Innocent TVNZ 1 2015–2017
How Not to Behave ABC 2015
Stop Laughing...This Is Serious ABC 2015
Anh's Brush with Fame ABC 2016–present
You're Back in the Room TVNZ 2 2016
The Secret Daughter Seven Network 2016–2017
Wolf Creek Stan 2016–2017 Co-production with Emu Creek Productions
Undressed SBS 2017
Murder Calls Australia Nine Network 2017
Tesing Teachers SBS 2017
Pine Gap ABC
Netflix		 2018
Date Night Nine Network 2018
Straight Forward Viaplay
TVNZ		 2018 Co-production with Mastiff Denmark, Viaplay, TVNZ and Acorn TV
Hughesy, We Have a Problem Network Ten 2018–2021
Playing for Keeps Network Ten 2018—2019
Driving Test Australia Nine Network 2018
Eat Well for Less Australia Nine Network 2018
Orange Is the New Brown Seven Network 2018
The Secret Life of 4 Year Olds Network Ten 2018
Trial By Kyle Network Ten 2019
Quimbo's Quest Network Ten 2019
Wife Swap New Zealand TVNZ 2019
The Gulf Three
ZDF		 2019–present Co-production with Lippy Pictures and Letterbox Filmproduktion
Wife Swap Australia Seven Network 2020 Previous season produced by Shine Australia
Informer 3838 Nine Network 2020–present
SAS Australia Seven Network 2020–present
The Hundred with Andy Lee Nine Network 2021–present
Bali 2002 Stan 2022 co-production with Endemol Shine Australia

References

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External links

Official website

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