Banijay Studios Italy
Italian production company within the Banijay group, producing entertainment content for national broadcasters and international streaming platforms.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Banijay Italia is an Italian production company led by CEO Fabrizio Ievolella, founded in 2019. It is part of an Italian holding comprising 11 production companies chaired by Country Manager Paolo Bassetti and owned by the French group Banijay, directed by CEO Marco Bassetti. Its editorial output spans reality shows, game shows, talent shows, cooking programs, adventure formats and talk shows, produced for major national broadcasters and international streaming platforms.
History
Banijay Italia, led by CEO Fabrizio Ievolella, was founded in 2019 and quickly established itself as one of the main players in the Italian production sector. It is part of an Italian holding comprising 11 major production companies chaired by Country Manager Paolo Bassetti and owned by the French group Banijay, directed by CEO Marco Bassetti. Banijay is described as the largest independent producer and international distributor of content, with more than 130 production companies across 21 territories and a multi-genre catalogue of more than 170,000 hours of original programs and series. Banijay Italia has produced titles for Amazon Prime Video such as the documentary Ferro, the cooking travelogue Dinner Club and the docu-reality The Ferragnez, and for Netflix the reality Summer Job, the documentary UNICA, the series Ilary and the dating show L’Amore è cieco.
Products and positioning
One of the main players in the Italian production sector, with a broad and varied editorial offering for major national broadcasters and leading international streaming platforms.
Ferro
Dinner Club
The Ferragnez
Summer Job
UNICA
Ilary
L’Amore è cieco
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