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Science Exchange Submissions

Science Exchange is looking for the next big science documentary.

If you are a science professional with a bright idea and the expertise to match, then we want to hear about it - prepare your submission now.

We are looking for: 
 

  • Hot Topics -The Future, Energy Alternatives, Medical Advances, The Environment, etc
  • Innovative Formats - things never seen or tried before
  • Character Hosts - interesting charismatic personalities
  • Provocative - challenging topics, alternative viewpoints, controversy
  • Exciting - amazing stories, adventure, mystery, travelogue, discovery 

The only criteria is that your science idea must:

  • Explore a concept based on sound scientific principles
  • Be relevant, and can be made accessible, to the general public
  • Be both entertaining and engaging  

The public may be familiar with the subject and concept, but may not know the full story.

So be prepared to tell your story with a popular-science angle. Duration is not an issue - no story is too big or too small. 


How to Submit

Submissions open in November 2011 - prepare your submission materials now. 

 

  • Short 50 word description of the story idea
  • Outline of proposed story - up to 400 words with as much detail as possible
  • Why is the science in this story important - up to 150 words
  • Why is the topic of interest to the public - up to 150 words
  • Why do you want to tell this story - up to 150 words
  • Biography of the person(s) submitting - up to 100 words
  • Publications, Nominations, Awards, if any
  • A supporting statement outlining you would like to gain from your participation in Science Exchange, if you are shortlisted - up to 100 words
  • Upload at least one - and up to four - high resolution images

The online form has a save function.  You can save your submission at each step and return to it at a later date.

 

 

 

Registration Now Open

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  • Submissions Open in November 2011