The Russian show Zhanna, gets as married, films in Salamanca
The show, which will be a privileged showcase for the city, will mean important promotion for Salamanca in Russia, Kazakhstan and Israel
· “Zhanna, get as married” has an average audience of 5.6 million viewers
· “Zhanna, get as married” has an average audience of 5.6 million viewers
The Russian channel Pyatnitsa begins today the filming of the contest “Zhanna, get as married”, based on the recreation of a traditional wedding from the place where it is filmed. The show, which on this occasion has chosen Salamanca as its destination, has an average audience of 5.6 million viewers and is broadcast in Russia, Kazakhstan and Israel.
Throughout the filming, the engaged couple must overcome a series of challenges for which the production company compensates them; all challenges are associated with the organization of their own wedding, which must reflect the tradition of the region where it is filmed. The challenges, which have different degrees of difficulty, range from the simplest, such as choosing wedding rings, the ceremony venue, or the groom's transportation, to more complex ones, such as embroidering parts of their own wedding dresses, cooking typical dishes from the province of Salamanca, or receiving bullfighting lessons. The show, which will be a privileged showcase for the city, will represent significant promotion for Salamanca in Russia, Kazakhstan and Israel.
For the production of the show, the collaboration of different public and private organizations and establishments has been necessary, such as the Diputación bullfighting school, El Castillo del Buen Amor, the Vialia shopping center, ADIF, the Charra costume teacher Feli Cañada, a regional dance group, the Luis Méndez handicraft workshop, Hotel Don Gregorio, Hotel Doña Grígida, the Poor Clares convent, the Capuchins, a boat trip through the Arribes del Duero, as well as florists.
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the program in obtaining filming permits, city information, logistics, resource scouting, and production.
Throughout the filming, the engaged couple must overcome a series of challenges for which the production company compensates them; all challenges are associated with the organization of their own wedding, which must reflect the tradition of the region where it is filmed. The challenges, which have different degrees of difficulty, range from the simplest, such as choosing wedding rings, the ceremony venue, or the groom's transportation, to more complex ones, such as embroidering parts of their own wedding dresses, cooking typical dishes from the province of Salamanca, or receiving bullfighting lessons. The show, which will be a privileged showcase for the city, will represent significant promotion for Salamanca in Russia, Kazakhstan and Israel.
For the production of the show, the collaboration of different public and private organizations and establishments has been necessary, such as the Diputación bullfighting school, El Castillo del Buen Amor, the Vialia shopping center, ADIF, the Charra costume teacher Feli Cañada, a regional dance group, the Luis Méndez handicraft workshop, Hotel Don Gregorio, Hotel Doña Grígida, the Poor Clares convent, the Capuchins, a boat trip through the Arribes del Duero, as well as florists.
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with the program in obtaining filming permits, city information, logistics, resource scouting, and production.