Couples to try and fix their relationships in new C4 series Sex Tape

In Channel 4’s brand new 4x60’ relationship series couples will try to fix their relationships with a dramatic new therapy. Based on an Israeli format developed by Armoza Formats, in each episode three couples will have their home rigged with cameras to create their very own ‘sex tape’. This will become an unfiltered snapshot of their relationship showing every aspect from the rows and the make ups to the tender moments and the sex.

The three couples will then meet each other, along with a sex therapist, to reveal their uncensored tapes to each other capturing their reactions from laughter to tears to see if they can gain a new perspective on their relationship. Will what they see on cameras and hear from the sex therapists and the other couples change their relationship?

Sex Tape was commissioned by Channel 4 Factual Entertainment commissioning editor Becky Cadman and will be produced by STV Productions with executive producer Gary Chippington.

Becky Cadman said: “Sex Tape promises a unique fly on the wall look at relationships as they really happen including the good, the bad and the ugly. It’s an innovative new format that will hopefully help people recapture the romance in their relationship.”

STV Productions Head of Entertainment Gary Chippington added: “We’re really excited to have been commissioned by Channel 4 to make such a ground-breaking series. Sex Tape promises to be an perceptive, revealing and surprising social experiment offering a fascinating insight into intimacy.”