Analysis
We define the communication goal, the target audience and what success looks like.


Service 01 · Format development
Concept, running order and a pilot episode. The format is tested before series production starts, and you can make the case for it internally with a finished example.
Working together
Analysis of goal, audience and topic. Development of the format concept and production of the pilot episode.
One contact person who knows the project, and a kick-off meeting. You do not need a script.
A written concept, the pilot episode and a plan for the series. Enough to get a budget approved or to start talks with a partner.
What's included
Communication goal, audience, topic. The basis for every decision that follows.
What the format is about and what viewers get out of it, in one sentence.
A name, a tone and a visual structure that make the format recognisable.
A proposed host, criteria for choosing guests, the goal of each episode.
The first episode in the studio: the format is judged on camera, not in a slide deck.
Topics, schedule and distribution channels for the whole series.
Why it pays off
A lesson from our own show, Speak Different. Development starts with the frame: what the format is about, who it is for and why they should watch.

How we work
Each step ends with an agreed result. You decide whether to move on to the next one.
We define the communication goal, the target audience and what success looks like.

Name, topic, host, episode structure and publishing schedule.

The first episode in the studio. The format is tested on camera before you decide on a series.

Episodes come out on schedule. After each recording you receive a package of finished content.

Next step
A topic and a description of your audience are enough. We will send you a format concept.