Shaynna Blaze departs Selling Houses Australia
March 15, 2021 10:22
Shaynna Blaze has left LifeStyle’s Selling Houses Australia after 13 seasons.
The announcement:
After a successful thirteen seasons, interior designer and presenter, Shaynna Blaze, has decided to step down from LifeStyle’s award-winning local production, Selling Houses Australia.
Shaynna has been part of the “Selling Houses” team since it first launched in 2008, working alongside real estate expert Andrew Winter and landscape designer Charlie Albone, to undertake stunning makeovers of unsellable properties across Australia.
Brian Walsh, Foxtel’s Executive Director of Television, said: “I would like to thank Shaynna for thirteen incredible seasons with Selling Houses Australia and the pivotal role she has played in the success of the series. Sadly, the Covid-19 pandemic has interrupted the regular production rhythm for all of our local productions, and we are shooting season 14 at a different time,
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According to the report, the schedule now clashes with Shaynna s successful interior design business and an upcoming passion project.
Shaynna confirmed the news on her own Twitter account soon after the announcement was published.
Filming conflicts: According to the report, the schedule clashes with her successful interior design business and an upcoming passion project. Shaynna confirmed the news on Twitter These are words I never thought I would be saying so I am telling you this with a heavy heart. Leaving Selling Houses Australia was a big decision for me, and one I didn t take lightly, she wrote.
Interior designer Shaynna Blaze has quit Foxtel’s
Selling Houses Australia after 13 seasons, citing a schedule clash following COVID disruption.
“This is such a big decision for me, and one that has not come lightly,” she said. “I had hoped to be able to continue with
Selling Houses Australia while honouring my existing business commitments to clients and working on some exciting personal projects, but once the timing of the production schedule was confirmed, unfortunately trying to juggle everything was going to be too much of a stretch.
Selling Houses has led me to where I am today, and I owe both the show and Foxtel a huge debt of gratitude.”
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Foxtel has announced two new local LifeStyle commissions to join a returning suite of local titles.
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Selling Houses Australia spin-off,
Selling in the City, is described as a “younger, more millennial skewed brand, with a focus on getting into, and moving up, the property ladder.” The series will feature amazing design, clever solutions for small spaces and the most fabulous ways to get the absolute most out of a small, urban property.
Warner Bros will also produce a local version of UK format
The Repair Shop, described as “an antidote to throwaway culture, shining a light on the family treasures found in real Aussie homes across the country.” Each episode follows a team of passionate and skilled craftspeople who rescue damaged objects – from heirlooms to prized antiques to a loved one’s treasured possession – and restore them to their former glory.
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