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A public television broadcast can be a home run for independent filmmakers hoping expand their audience and raise awareness around social issues, but how does a filmmaker navigate the public television submission process? What do programs look for in a film? How do I know what strand is best for my documentary? Should I wait until I have a fine cut to submit?
POV Series Producer Yance Ford will be on the #docchat Twitter chat this Wednesday, April 25, 2012, at 7 PM Eastern, answering questions about getting your film on public television.
You can submit a question for Yance by posting to Twitter using the hashtag #docchat.
In addition to general questions about public television submissions, Yance can also answer specific questions you might have about POV’s Call for Entries.
Here is a quick rundown of the #docchat event:
Getting Your Film on Public Television
When: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at 7-8 PM Eastern. If you can’t make it, you can send in your questions ahead of time using the hashtag #docchat or in a comment below.
Who: POV Series Producer Yance Ford will be the guest, tweeting from @povdocs. Adnaan Wasey of POV will be moderating from @adnaanwasey.
How: To submit a question, send a tweet with the hashtag #docchat from an active Twitter account or leave a comment below if you don’t have an account. To follow the conversation, search the hashtag #docchat on Twitter or follow along at tweetchat.com. You can also bookmark this post and return on Thursday, April 26, for a recap.
