American Broadcasters 2011
With close to half a billion pounds worth of British TV exported to the US each year, the importance of the US market to the British television industry continues to grow.
In the American Broadcasters Report 2011 we reveal the nature of the market, explain how the industry works across the pond and provide you with the insider information that you need to make the most of the opportunities available in the US.
American Broadcasters Report will help you:
- Win more commissions by developing programmes for specific channels based on what their audience are really into.
- Pitch more successfully by developing a strategy based on what programmes have previously worked for the broadcaster.
- Informing you of what opportunities are and what is in development
- Emulate the success, and learn from the mistakes, of UK programmes that were successful in getting commissioned.
We reveal the current opportunities for international producers in the US market. Examining recent British successes and analysing the strategies used to make headway in US schedules.
Top 50 channels for commissioning UK content - over 200 pages on key US broadcasters, identifying:
- What's working and what's not
- Meet the top commissioners
- When are key commissioning times
- What's been greenlit and what's in development
- Co-production deals
- Current ownership details
- Key programming trends
- Key staff hires - what they bring to the channel
- Pinpoint UK firms developing and producing content for US broadcasters
- Find out how these deals materialised
- Schedule hotspots - key opportunities revealed
- Details of key executives' commissioning histories
- Previous posts and current remit
Key stats and demographics - we reveal the numbers that matter so that you are able to pitch your projects to the right channel for the right demographic and have a greater chance of being successful.
- Channel rankings in the US market- Average viewership; subscriber numbers
- Audience demographic breakdown
- Genre breakdown
Top 10 US executive interviews
Learn first hand from a selected key group of broadcasters and talent agents where the opportunities for international producers lie. Discover what the best points of access and the best ways of working. Find out more about the role of the agent, who their top suppliers are; what number/volume of commissions per year are. Tariff and funding information including average amount of spend per hour and half hour for prime time and non-prime time slots
Top line ratings data
- Top 100 primetime shows & Top 100 primetime shows among 18-49 demographic
- Top 20 US channels (as per viewing figures) 2010
- Top 20 US cable shows for 2010
- Top 20 US cable shows among 18-49 demographic
- Top 20 rated US programmes for the new season (Sept 1st 2010 - 16th Jan 2011)
- Top 10 time-shifted programmes of 2010
New Media/ opportunities: From gaming to online, each profile identifies key content opportunities in the broadcasters' transmedia strategies. Save time and money by building transmedia strategies in from day one.
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- 300+ pages on the current commissioning strategies of the top 50 US broadcasters in a fully searchable digital format
- 80 page printed synopsis featuring the key sections of the report
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