August 8, 2003 FS 0 comments
NPS sends from September six episodes of the television on Sunday Books’ out, presented by Hanneke Groenteman. The ‘good book’ at RTL4 planned program, an initiative of Plantation Director Oswald Schwirtz, for this year’s job.
It was clear for some time that ‘good book’ insufficient funds would get together. After WPG had shown no interest already recently hooked also Veen Bosch & Keuning off. According to Oswald Schwirtz was also difficult because two financial programs found themselves together in the initial phase. Schwirtz: “It’s certainly not gone willfully, but it is unfortunate that” great read “now failed. Unlike the program at the NPS is it to tap but who buys a book a year. “Precisely the idea that group According Schwirtz there is sufficient need for a book program on RTL 4 and there are still several interested parties. In particular, retailers are showing their interest, publishers are more cautious. This autumn start Schwirtz get a new offensive. To ‘good book’ in January on the tube For ‘Books on Sunday’ the funding now almost complete. The first (semi) live recording from Cafe Scheltema in Amsterdam aired on September 7.
“Take a book, feel the cover, smell the paper, save open and get carried away by the wealth of the story, “which is the guiding principle of the program. This love of reading is widely understood in the broadcast. Besides literature are also children’s books and non-fiction such as cookbooks, travel books and books in the journalistic spotlight. To reach the widest possible audience with this program has been selected for this broad approach. Everything that has to do with books and reading is a pleasure, can also be addressed. Conversations that can bring about adaptations or appearance of a book, but also about its content, while also include discussion of salient details about authors and publishers of the possibilities.
‘Books on Sunday’ is seized as a pilot series. The NPS and IdtV-DITS will bring the next season, program from January 2004, again on the tube. The idea there is a structural program out of it. (FS)
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