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e-Commissioning

Member of the public with ideas can get information here

Writers Room Link

Durations - don't make your programme too long for your slot - check programme and credit durations here

Interactive TV ideas are submitted to the normal genre teams

About Us

Changes to Knowledge Commissioning

Commissioning in the Knowledge genre has changed, and eight new commissioning editor roles have been created. The new roles have amended remits, and now commission from both independent and inhouse producers.

You can read more about the new structure here . We've provided answers to some questions and you can view an organogram .

The nine new positions are:



Channel idents Animation

Pitching Ideas To Us

The Genre teams commission all the programmes for the channels. The entire process - editorial, business, finance and delivery - is handled within the genre teams.

Our section on each genre tells you about their programme requirements.

You can pitch ideas all year round under our rolling commissioning system that offers a "one stop shop" for programme makers in each genre.

Doing Business With Us

Our business section provides full information on working with us - including the Code of Practice for the BBC's Dealings with the Independent Sector , our Terms of Trade and our Complaints procedure about the commissioning process.

Questions

Our Questions section answers common questions on pitching ideas , programme-making and our quotas .



Interactive

Interactive TV

We've now included information on our interactive TV requirements together with some advice on thinking in an interactive environment and answering some of your questions .



Programme-Making

Programme-Making

We've expanded our site to include information on making programmes for us:

The Delivery section will tell you about everything (what, where, when) you need deliver to us both in terms of tapes and paperwork.

The Credit section explains the opening & end credit guidelines.

The Branding guidelines explain how to use the BBC logo, our copyright requirements and provide logos that you can download and use in your programme.



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