Dancing Ledge Productions
Production company · United KingdomQuery letters only
A British drama company that reads one-page television treatments from anyone, without an agent.
The door
Query letters only
No unsolicited scripts, but they will read a one-page scripted TV treatment sent to their submissions address.
What they accept
One-page pitchTreatment
Submissions go by email via their submissions page ↗.
They say that if they like what they see they will get in touch, and give no turnaround for anything else.
Door state checked against their official pages 25 Aug 2026.
What they're looking for
- Formats
- TV Pilot
- Takes approaches from
- Worldwide
How to approach
One page, and make it scripted television. Their submissions line is short and exact: no unsolicited scripts, but they will happily read one-page scripted TV treatments, and they will get in touch if they like it.
That single page has to do everything, so use it as a pitch rather than a synopsis. Premise, world, lead character, why now, and the shape of a series rather than the plot of an episode. Do not attach the script as well, and do not send a feature, because neither is what they asked for. If nothing comes back, treat it as a pass; the only response they describe is a positive one.
The PreList verdict
Who this is for: television writers with a series idea and no agent. This is, on the evidence of this directory, close to unique: of the UK and Irish production companies checked for this dataset, this is the only one publishing a route an unrepresented writer can actually use.
Who should skip it: feature writers, and anyone who cannot get the idea onto one page. The format is the filter.
That rarity is worth stating plainly rather than dressing up. Almost every other production company here requires an agent, so a company that reads a page from anybody is doing something the rest of the industry has decided not to do. Use it well and do not send four ideas in a week.
Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList · Updated 7 Sept 2026
Frequently asked questions
Does Dancing Ledge accept unsolicited scripts?
No, but they state they will happily read one-page scripted TV treatments sent to their submissions address.
Do you need an agent?
No. The one-page treatment route is open to anyone.
Will they reply if they pass?
They only say they will get in touch if they like what they see, so no reply should be read as a pass.
Getting ready to approach Dancing Ledge Productions?
Every door here reads to reject. The PreList gives your script a full read first: coverage across 11 metrics, formatting and completeness checks, and a rewrite room to act on the notes before anything reaches a submissions inbox.
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