Are you a young bride? – sell your story to TV

Want to be in a BBC documentary?

The BBC are currently developing a programme, which aims to follow a group of women from all different walks of life as they prepare for married life. In particular the documentary makers would like to speak to brides under the age of 20 who are planning their wedding. The brides can be from any religion or not religious and the wedding can be registry office or church.
If this is you, it would be a fantastic way of having your wedding preparations and ceremony professionally recorded by a film crew.
Applicants would also have the opportunity to sell their story through Featureworld in a women’s magazine or national newspaper if they wish at a later date.
Regular Featureworld Sell my Story blog readers will recall Linda Plover’s follow up to BBC2’s excellent Tribal Wives series appeared in Woman’s Own through Featureworld. Not only did the feature promote the series, it gave a fascinating insight into what happened after Linda came home from her Tribal Wives experience.

WOMEN UNDER THE AGE OF 30 SOUGHT FOR A FEATURE …

Meanwhile I am currently searching for women under the age of 30 who are single and unable to have a baby. It might be they went through an early menopause, have battled with cancer or have been born with a hereditary problem that has left them infertile. Please contact me urgently if you have a sensitive story to sell like this. At the same time, this feature offers the opportunity to promote a charity or cause.

To apply for either the BBC documentary or the article I am writing click here.

Alison Smith-Squire

Alison Smith-Squire is a writer, journalist and media agent selling exclusive real life stories to newspapers, magazines and TV. She owns the sell my story website Featureworld.co.uk, which was set up to help ordinary people sell their stories to the press.

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