Where & how can i send my idea of a new TV show?
828698
You can't.  That's why they have people for that.
506497
I would think if you visit the company-you-want-to-present-to's web site, you can probably send an e-mail, snail mail, or phone call about a suggestion or visit the local office personally and get directions from there.\n\nYou can also try sending an e-mail to the webmaster or company secretaries asking whom one might contact about suggesting new product ideas.\n\nFrom my personal experience, if you're really gungho, you can set up an appointment with company representatives to give a formal presentation for proposal. Just be sure to give a top-notch first impression so they may consider meeting with you.
610626
It kinda depends on what kind of show you're pitching, and who you're pitching it to. For example, an animated show like "South Park" would be pitched differently than a show like "Lost".\n   Generally speaking, you should have as much info on the show as you can get. If you can do story boards or animatics, or even get a episode done and in the can, it would help. Excutives are more likely to buy into an idea if they can actually SEE what you're talking about.\n   Having said that....GOOD LUCK in getting someone to take your calls, much less set up a meeting. Go ahead and make the calls tho...just expect a LOT of "NOs" before a single "Maybe". \n   You could also try going through an agent, or there are contests out there (Project Green Light), and writer's conventions you can go to, (probably have to join a writer's guild to get into that, which cost annual/monthly fees)\nGood luck!Keep trying!
22979
That's a huge set of questions, with a loooooong set of answers. I suggest a book called "Writing Treatments that Sell" by Kenneth Atchity-- real, solid advice for people in your situation.\n\n1) Write a treatment for each idea.\n\n2) Hollywood Creative Director, which is available in both book and online versions. Another (cheaper) option is to research programs you feel are similar in tone and contact the production companies involved.\n\n3) Register your treatments with the WGA.
317760
http://lefevre.darkhorizons.org/tvscope/travelscp.htm\ncheck here for ideas
26990
There isn't a gaunrteed way, but make an account at tvshowsondvd.com and follow their procedure to state your interest. They report their numbers to the studios.
373772
It depends on the show.  I would try the website of either the show or the network.
1065054
take your story and your tape to a tv news company\nthey love that sort of thing!
887973
Created by Jay Ward, I've listed a couple of websites for you.\n\nHere's a couple of short examples of the show on youtube.com.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHk4VXMlE8Y&mode=related&search=\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OfD6RODZdQ&NR
264294
upload it to a site such as youtube.com.  then send the link.
35465
Enter a trailer in a home show or Commonground Fair. Donate one to a good cause and get media exposure.  E-bay, Criags list,  Web-site links.\n\nGood luck
517136
try the tlc web site or the hgtv web site they have craft shows on them and so maybe there is craft ideas there.
835524
Make sure that you write up the idea and then have it dated and notorized and copyrighted. Then you would need an agent or be really agressive to pitch it to a network. They will wan to you to have experience etc, but if you are aggressive enough someone may listen. you want to try and pitch to the development department.
406945
You can go to the website of the show/television, email the contact person or phone them in their special line to ask for the form. Good Luck!
903243
You'll just have to accept the fact that no one at Paramount will be interested in reading your ideas. In fact, it is illegal for them to read anything you send them. \n\nStar Trek at the moment is not even in production - so how can you submit ideas for something that doesn't exist?\n\nThe best thing for you to do is write a Star Trek novel. Just about anyone can have a go at that.
910041
It isn't nearly as hard as many people think.  First, talk to the program directors and station managers for as many stations you can.\n\nBasically, form a production company for the show, and hire a radio marketer to present it to a number of different stations.\n\nBy the way, radio stations rarely pay for this type content.  You are allowed a certain amount of commercial time that you can sell to advertisers, and must leave the local stations time to sell their own advertisements.\n\nPerhaps you could contact Premiere Networks or Talk Radio Network.  If they are not willing to syndicate your show, perhaps they will give you advice about how to make your program fit the formats of radio broadcasters.\n\nGood luck to you, radio stations always need content in this particular day and age.
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APPLY TO ABC.COM FOR THAT NEW TELEVISION SHOW INVENTORS!!!  OR LOOK UP THE CLOSET PATEN OFFICE AND APPLY FOR A PATEN..IT WILL COST YOU MONEY TO GET IT OUT THERE BUT IF YOU SAY WOMEN WILL LOVE IT ....GO FOR IT