France: La Provence asks readers to write scripts for TV series
Posted by Jean Yves Chainon on May 20, 2008 at 1:51 PM
You think your newspaper is at the cutting edge in terms of community involvement and bridging the gap with other types of media?
But have you launched a contest calling on readers' ideas for a televised series?
This is the initiative that has just been launched by regional La Provence in France, which is inviting its readers to contribute ideas for a show about Marseille.
Authors of the most original scripts will be invited to participate in a writing workshop in the newspapers' offices. They will then each sign a contract to authorize the shooting this summer of twelve mini-episodes lasting three to four minutes.
"What interested us was the link to the people of Marseille, who will write the show," said La Provence president Didier Pillet.
Source: LeMonde.fr through IFRA Executive News Service
But have you launched a contest calling on readers' ideas for a televised series?
This is the initiative that has just been launched by regional La Provence in France, which is inviting its readers to contribute ideas for a show about Marseille.
Authors of the most original scripts will be invited to participate in a writing workshop in the newspapers' offices. They will then each sign a contract to authorize the shooting this summer of twelve mini-episodes lasting three to four minutes.
"What interested us was the link to the people of Marseille, who will write the show," said La Provence president Didier Pillet.
Source: LeMonde.fr through IFRA Executive News Service
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