Call For Entries | International Radio Playwriting Competition 2018 | BBC
Entries
are invited from interested individuals who have attained 18 years and above
and stay outside the United Kingdom (UK) for 2018 edition of the BBC International
Radio Playwriting competition.
The 2018
edition is sponsored by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in conjunction
with the British Council and co-produced by the Open University.
The winner would take away £2,200 sterling. In addition to a
trip to London, he or she would also have his or her play broadcast to BBC’s 77
million audience across the world on British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
World Service.
Three categories of prizes would be won in the competition.
Prize category:
Two first prizes – for the best radio plays by writers with
either English as their first language or English as their second language.
Both winners’ plays will be broadcast on BBC World Service.
However, Georgi
Markov prize will be given to the writer of the most promising script. This
prize gives the winner a chance to go London for two weeks and work alongside
BBC Radio Drama and with BBC World Service journalists.
Eligibility:
Entrant must be 18 years and above and living outside the United
Kingdom (UK). It doesn’t matter whether he or she is an established writer,
completely new or anywhere in between.
NOTE:
Interested entrants are advised to read all the Terms and Conditions before making their entries. Radio is a wonderful medium and potential audience on BBC
World Service is huge – 77 million people around the world.
Think of a story you believe audience might like to hear
and introduce them into a new world.
Tell your stories with imagination and passion. Find your voice and use
your voice. BBC would love to hear from its audience.
Deadline:
The competition is open from 3rd October, 2017 to 31st
January, 2018 to new and established writers, provided they live outside the United
Kingdom (UK) and are 18 years and above.
Entry
Rules
To enter, an entrant is required to send:
• A script of a 53 minute radio play with up to 6 central
characters. However, entrant should keep a copy for himself or herself because
the submitted copy will not be returned
• A synopsis which outlines his or her play in not more
than 400 words
• An entrant should attach a completed entry form to his or
her play and synopsis. On the other hand, an entrant can complete and submit his
or her entry online by uploading his or her play and synopsis along with his or
her personal details.
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