As much as I would love to see those idiots in the bb house got at it in the garden I do agree that it probably isn't a good idea.
Strongl made some sense so here is some info if you all want to take it forward.
Eurosport programmers e-mail comheadoffice@eurosport.co.uk
Or I got this from the Channel4 site;Programme Ideas
We would advise you that Channel 4 do not make the programmes we transmit but commission or purchase them from independent production companies and distributors. Additionally, we will consider unsolicited programme ideas and scripts as long as they conform to the following criteria. Please take a look at our producer’s website – www.channel4.co.uk/4producers
Programme suggestions should give a clear idea of your aims and how you envisage the programme. A one or two page proposal is sufficient in the beginning and a budget is not necessary. However, sometimes a ball park figure is useful. All scripts must be submitted in typed script format and addressed to the Commissioning Editor of the department to which your proposal is best suited. Our Commissioning Editors are responsible for the following areas:
ARTS & RELIGION; CHILDREN’S & YOUNG PEOPLE; COMEDY; DAYTIME; DOCUMENTARIES; DRAMA; EDUCATION; ENTERTAINMENT; FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT; FEATURES; HISTORY; INDEPENDENT FILM & VIDEO; MULTICULTURAL; MUSIC & PERFORMANCE; MUSIC & YOUTH; NATIONS & REGIONS; NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS; SCIENCE; SPECIALIST FACTUAL; SPORT
Alternatively, you could approach an independent production company with your outline and persuade them to help develop the idea. The television trade newspaper, BROADCAST, publishes a directory called 'The Production Guide' which lists names and addresses of independent production companies. The British Film Institute also publishes a Year Book which lists production companies. PACT (Producer’s Alliance for Cinema and Television) publish a handbook with details of their membership which is made up from independent production companies.
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Strongl made some sense so here is some info if you all want to take it forward.
Eurosport programmers e-mail comheadoffice@eurosport.co.uk
Or I got this from the Channel4 site;Programme Ideas
We would advise you that Channel 4 do not make the programmes we transmit but commission or purchase them from independent production companies and distributors. Additionally, we will consider unsolicited programme ideas and scripts as long as they conform to the following criteria. Please take a look at our producer’s website – www.channel4.co.uk/4producers
Programme suggestions should give a clear idea of your aims and how you envisage the programme. A one or two page proposal is sufficient in the beginning and a budget is not necessary. However, sometimes a ball park figure is useful. All scripts must be submitted in typed script format and addressed to the Commissioning Editor of the department to which your proposal is best suited. Our Commissioning Editors are responsible for the following areas:
ARTS & RELIGION; CHILDREN’S & YOUNG PEOPLE; COMEDY; DAYTIME; DOCUMENTARIES; DRAMA; EDUCATION; ENTERTAINMENT; FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT; FEATURES; HISTORY; INDEPENDENT FILM & VIDEO; MULTICULTURAL; MUSIC & PERFORMANCE; MUSIC & YOUTH; NATIONS & REGIONS; NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS; SCIENCE; SPECIALIST FACTUAL; SPORT
Alternatively, you could approach an independent production company with your outline and persuade them to help develop the idea. The television trade newspaper, BROADCAST, publishes a directory called 'The Production Guide' which lists names and addresses of independent production companies. The British Film Institute also publishes a Year Book which lists production companies. PACT (Producer’s Alliance for Cinema and Television) publish a handbook with details of their membership which is made up from independent production companies.
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