Format
Documentary / Pop Culture Portrait
Length
52 min (occasionally 90 min)
Timeslot
Friday late evening (Slot 613)
Exposé length
3–5 pages
Emotional, provocative, entertaining. Popular and mass culture since the 1960s. Character-driven — portraits of icons and movements. Celebrates pop culture without being uncritical. Energetic, visually strong, zeitgeisty. The Friday evening vibe: culturally ambitious and entertaining at the same time.
Visually energetic and zeitgeisty. Rich archive material from film, music, fashion. Concert footage, film clips, photos. Stylized graphics and animation possible. Editing and music as structural elements. Pop-cultural aesthetic — the film must look like its subject. No conventional TV aesthetic.
Editorial notes
Friday late evening — the audience is in weekend mode. Single films preferred, no series. Character-driven and portrait-based. Emotional, provocative, entertaining — the film must be fun. From the 1960s onward. Occasionally 90-minute films are possible, but 52 minutes is the standard length. Broad supplier base.