Mastiff A/S, also known as Mastiff Denmark, is a privately owned Danish television production company headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and a subsidiary of Banijay. Founded in 2002 and employing approximately 200 individuals, the company specializes in entertainment content rights and non-scripted programming. Historically, Mastiff's roots trace back to an entity established in 1993, which expanded through strategic merges, notably combining with the pan-Scandinavian production outfit Mastiff Media in 2003. It operated as a subsidiary of Zodiak Media before its integration into Banijay Entertainment (via Banijay Nordic) following the global acquisition of Zodiak. Mastiff focuses on developing and producing non-scripted content, including reality television, high-concept entertainment formats, factual series, and live event broadcasts. Its production catalogue features localized adaptations of global properties such as Vild med dans (Dancing with the Stars), Robinson Ekspeditionen (Survivor), Over Atlanten (Sailing Autumn), and Hvem vil være millionær? (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?), alongside native formats.
Mastiff's entertainment format Drag Me Out will be produced by Endemol Shine Poland for TVN, airing in prime-time from spring. The show, based on Mastiff TV Denmark's format, will be the third adaptation of the format. Mastiff Sweden will produce Made In Sweden, a competition series following amateur craftsmen, for Banijay Group. Magnolia, owned by Banijay Group, will produce 45 daily episodes of an undisclosed program later this month, while U-TV in Russia will receive 20 daily episodes from Mastiff. Nice Entertainment Group has appointed Kristian Farcin-Leth, former programming chief at Mastiff, as the CEO of its Danish production company Strong Productions.
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