New Hampshire PBS: Engaging Minds, Connecting Communities and Celebrating New Hampshire. If you are an independent producer and your work meets the goals outlined here, we welcome your submission.
NHPBS places special emphasis on content related to New Hampshire, Northern New England and the Boston area including:
NHPBS operates in a limited resource environment and seeks to engage with producers on a no or limited cost basis.
NHPBS occasionally serves as the presenting station for national distribution. NHPBS less frequently engages in co-productions. In both instances, NHPBS will seek cost recovery on all fees incurred in the distribution and production process.
NHPBS follows the guidelines of PBS, APT and NETA for local and national distribution. Please review below links before submitting your proposal.
To submit a proposal, please complete the PROGRAM PROPOSAL FORM
Program proposals are accepted year-round and reviewed by NHPBS’s Independent Production Review Committee every three months. You can generally expect a response to your submission within 90 days.
Questions? Send an email to: indieproducers@nhpbs.org
Here is a sample of some of our previous work with independent producers enriching New Hampshire.
This is a little baseball history about a class B farm team in Nashua NH from 1946 to 1950.
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Author Grace Metalious caused quite a stir with her novel "Peyton Place".
The 1985 engineering feat of moving the USS Albacore to her final resting place.
The story of New Hampshire native Jonathan Daniels,
Their rise to the top of the American studio pottery movement.
An exploration of one of the most respected and accomplished of American composers.
Experience New England's beloved Christmas traditions with host Lindsay Paris.
A discussion on workforce housing and the demographics of NH.
Say good morning to Sleepyhead!
Sleepyhead whips up a delicious looking breakfast for the sun.
Sleepyhead struggles with bedtime trying many popular techniques.
Sleepyhead wakes up with a mustache! What to do?
Sleepyhead dreams up some fun with some celestial shadow puppets.
Sleepyhead discusses the differences between nap time and bed time.
NHPBS and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health present a series of online interactive screenings.
The impacts of the aging of such a large demographic cohort are seen nationwide.
Recorded May 20, 2021
A discussion on job creation and challenges in New Hampshire.
NHPBS and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health present a series of online interactive screenings.
Sarah shares her insights on housing and community.
The population bulge known as the baby boom is reaching social security age and beyond.
The impacts of the aging of such a large demographic cohort are seen nationwide.
Members of the Workforce Housing Coalition took action.
Keene is a city that wants to grow.
Pelham's Planning Director saw a need to increase the amount of workforce housing.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health is helping attract more people to the region to fill jobs.
A look at addressing the workforce housing shortage.
Dave Hennessey shares his thoughts on expanding housing stock.
The Merrimack River at Risk looks at one of the country's most threatened watersheds.
The Merrimack: River at Risk looks at one of the country's most threatened watersheds.