Sky commissions 3D Diversity doc
Dance troupe Diversity are to be the subject of a new Sky documentary that will be filmed in 3D.
The 60-minute documentary, called Diversity 3D, will be shown on Sky 3D and will follow the former Britain’s Got Talent winners as they prepare for their show at Hammersmith Apollo next month.
Duncan Gray, head of entertainment at Sky1, said: “Diversity are the best dance group working in this country today. We know our audience love them and this is what 3D was made for. It’s big, exciting, colourful, event TV, which will give viewers an incredible visual experience in their home.”
It is being made by Princess Productions and will also be shown on Sky1 HD.
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