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NGT is always on the look out for exciting new stories to bring to our viewers. We produce 100+ hours a year from a variety of broadcasters both in the U.S. and around the world.
The films we produce promote the mission of National Geographic in ways that create a distinct and immersive viewing experience. We seek out dynamic storytelling, a unique angle, strong characters, and a visual narrative approach that entertains, fosters better understanding and inspires us to care about our world.
We cover a broad range of scientific, environmental and cultural topics focused by a compelling story arc. What's at stake? What is your main character's goal and how is it at risk? We look for a mission, a journey, a quest, a mystery. We strive to make the best in nonfiction drama—films that demand viewer attention from beginning to end.
Topics include:
- Prehistory, Archaeology, Early Man, Dinosaurs
- Earth Systems, Natural History, Conservation
- Science and Technology
- Recent and Contemporary History
- World Cultures, Contemporary Subcultures
If you have a film or series idea, we want to hear from you.
Please use the following submission guidelines and tips:
- Create a one to two-page proposal describing the story, characters, locations, dramatic action and any special considerations or unique production requirements. Keep it simple—a good story sells itself. If more information is needed, we will request it following the initial review.
- Download and complete the release form (PDF, Adobe Reader required). A signed and dated release form must accompany your submission before it is reviewed. This will be kept on file for 10 years, so let us know if you have already completed one.
- Mail, fax or email all submissions to:
Story Development Coordinator
National Geographic Television
1145 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Fax: +1 202 457 8215
Email: NGTstorydev@ngs.org
We receive a large volume of proposals each month. Please allow four to six weeks for a reply.
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NGT is looking for new talent.
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NGT has some of the most talented people in the business.
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