Bronson will then offer his prediction about whether they’ll be going on a second date, before the couples ultimately reveal their decision. In each episode, he will arrange dining dates for potential paramours and provide a play-by-play of events. In the Snapchat show, the rotund Bronson - who hosts Viceland food/travel show “F*ck, That’s Delicious” - adds a new title to his resume: matchmaker. “Hungry Hearts with Action Bronson” was developed by Vice’s Viceland cable TV group. Snapchat’s shows encompass documentaries, reality TV, scripted and unscripted formats, comedies and dramas. While they may be based on other franchises (like NBC’s “Saturday Night Live”), they’re designed to be original, standalone shows. Snapchat emphasizes that its original mobile shows aren’t repurposed from other programming. The company last week launched the second season of Snapchat-produced political show from Peter Hamby, “Good Luck America,” and has cut a string of deals with media companies for shows including including ABC, NBC, the BBC, Turner, the New York Times, Discovery Communications, A+E Networks and Time Inc. For Snap, the pact illustrates its appetite to serve more content - and ads - to the millennial-skewing users of its disappearing-message app.
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