Showing posts with label gay family documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay family documentary. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Want to be involved in a TV documentary about gay parenting?

MAP TV are a well-established UK television company producing award-winning, quality documentary films. The company is gay-owned. We are looking for gay and lesbian parents and would-be parents to take part in a serious and positive documentary film on the subject of gay and lesbian parenting. We are looking for different examples of gay parenting anywhere in Great Britain: First, for a gay couple and a lesbian couple who are all co-parenting together (4 parents in total, two mums and two dads) Second, for lesbian couples who are in the process of conceiving, are pregnant or have very young children. Third, for gay male couples who are in the process of deciding about parenting and looking at the options available to them. We are ideally looking to meet and film three of four different families for the hour long documentary. We would like to spend 2 days (non-consecutive) with each family, filming interviews to hear more about your journey to becoming a family, and also some filming of day to day family life. If you are interested and would like to know more, please contact Kirsty at modernparenting@yahoo.co.uk Article: 23rd June 2014 PrideAngel

Saturday, 18 June 2011

BBC1 new documentary; looking for gay and lesbian families

Off The Fence Productions are developing a new documentary for BBC1 which will feature in a series of programmes looking at Modern Britain and the changing landscape of what a typical family looks like today.
They are specifically looking to find a gay or lesbian parent family who would be willing to share their story and experiences in the form of a one hour documentary.

In particular they are looking for families who already have children and could give an added insight into family life and what it is like growing up with gay/lesbian parents.

The programme would be an overarching look at modern families, however they would need to follow a family event taking place over the next 12 months.

This could be anything from trying for/adopting another baby to a christening, a marriage, starting a business, an extended family holiday, prom, etc.

To read more go to http://bit.ly/jP3jHx