Producing for WOSU
Thursday, 2 September 2010
09:41PM

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WOSU seeks opportunities to work with independent producers on a wide variety of radio and television projects. WOSU’s resources are limited, so all proposals are carefully reviewed. WOSU seldom funds independent productions, but might help seek funding from corporations and foundations.

WOSU will consider completed productions for broadcast, but any program submitted should have a connection to Columbus and Central Ohio.

Use our treatment page to submit your idea for a program. It must be accompanied by a release form, which you will also find on our web site. Your idea will be reviewed by a committee at a quarterly meeting. After your program is considered, we’ll contact you with the committee’s decision.

Your proposal must include a treatment and signed release form.

Send your proposal and release to:

Senior Content Director
WOSU Public Media
2400 Olentangy River Rd.
Columbus, OH 43210

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