A Dendrite Forest Book, 110 pages.
| A BREAD CRUMB TRAIL THROUGH THE PBS JUNGLE: The Producers Survival Guide | |||
What
independent producers are saying... |
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"The only report I've ever
seen that accurately shows the many layers of the Public Television
system." —David Sutherland, Producer/Director, The Farmer's Wife. |
"We've received tons of
praise from indie producers for this report!" —Pat Thomson, Editor, The Independent Magazine |
"We needed this. Thank You! We
had no idea there were so many places we could go after hitting a brick
wall at PBS. Now our project has a distributor for national broadcast!" —Lori Cox, Documentary Producer |
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| By
Patric Hedlund A Dendrite Forest Book, 110 pages. |
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| What you will learn to develop your strategy... | |
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What kinds of deals does PBS make? |
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Who do I talk with? |
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How do I approach them? |
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How can I raise money? |
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How do I pay myself? |
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Do I have to give my program away? |
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What if the subject is controversial? |
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Are there really hundreds of ways to get my show broadcast if PBS turns me down? |
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Read this book to understand the big picture. Use it repeatedly as a reference. Align your production strategy with the way the system really works. |
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