Let your idea inspire the next episode
Small observations can start powerful stories. We are open to ideas on every subject, including concepts that do not fit a familiar category.
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Find your place in the story
Start with a question viewers will want answered. Who is involved, where does the story happen, what is the goal and what makes it difficult? A local experience, an original game or a person with an unusual journey can provide a strong starting point. Explain the development of the story instead of relying only on a striking headline.
Understand the participation model
Useful details include the place, potential contributors, available evidence and actions that could be filmed. Distinguish confirmed information from rumours. Ask before sharing someone’s private contact details and send only media you are entitled to use. Suggesting a person does not grant permission on their behalf; access and consent still need to be discussed.
Prepare the important details
Proposals are assessed for originality, narrative strength, verifiability and feasibility. Submission does not guarantee production, payment or publication. Any initial payment or revenue-sharing arrangement for selected, produced and published projects is governed by the current idea submission model and written project terms. Review those conditions before proceeding.
How evaluation works
The team considers project needs and the information you provide before deciding whether to follow up. A request for more detail is not final acceptance. Keep your contact information current and explain practical limits clearly. You should understand the proposed role and conditions before making any commitment.
