Titlebook: Danish Television Drama; Global Lessons from Anne Marit Waade,Eva Novrup Redvall,Pia Majbritt J Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Glocal Perspectives on Danish Television Series: Co-Producing Crime Narratives for Commercial Publicctives that explain the co-existence of local-to-global players in television drama production. Crime series have been the essential constituent in the international distribution of Danish television drama and the co-funding composition of crime series appear exceedingly .. For that reason, the pers

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Fifty Shades of Green: On Visual Style in Danish Television Series by Bordwell, Staiger, and Thompson in . (1985) to a discussion of overt and unobtrusive style. It argues that overt stylistic practices have been important to the internationalization of Danish series in two ways. First, overt style was key to miniseries garnering prizes and critical accolades at i

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Can You Export a Production Culture? , as a European Nordic Crime Dramabased on what was perceived as well-functioning Danish production practices. Drawing on previous studies of co-production, this chapter explores the co-production set-up of the series and analyses the difficulties when trying to export a particular production culture. While much can be learned from

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Augmenting Proximity Theories: Including Other Proximities in the Transnational Travel of Danish Telr shows how three types of proximity have influenced the acquisition and reception of Danish television drama in eight territories around the world. . proximities connect individuals at the level of perceived universal affect that transcend cultural differences; . proximities connect individuals wit

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Bridging Cultures: Transnational Cultural Encounters in the Reception of tion in Denmark, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, on audiences and demographics, and cultural negotiations and discourses of reception in newspapers and social media in the different national contexts. Reception of the series shows a fascination with Nordic Noir as a genre, and the transnational cult

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