Left Bank Pictures
Production company, United KingdomClosed to unsolicited work
A British drama company behind several high-end series. Unsolicited material is not read.
The door
Closed to unsolicited work
They no longer accept unsolicited material, and say submissions are not read and are destroyed.
They say they do not respond to individual submissions.
Door state checked against their official pages 25 Aug 2026.
What they're looking for
- Formats
- TV Pilot, Feature
- Genres
- Drama
- Takes approaches from
- Worldwide
High-end British television drama. Read from their published slate rather than a stated brief.
Read from their recent slate, not stated by them.
How to approach
Their contact page says they regret they can no longer accept unsolicited material, that for administrative reasons they do not respond to individual submissions, and that anything sent will not be read and will be destroyed.
The phrase no longer is worth registering: this was once a more open door and is not now. That is the direction of travel across most of this directory, which is part of why the agencies that still read cold matter so much.
The PreList verdict
Who this is for: agented drama writers. The company works at a scale where material arrives through representation and broadcaster commissions.
Who should skip it: everyone approaching cold. There is no partial version of this policy, and no reply to expect either.
Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList. Updated 19 Oct 2026
Frequently asked questions
Does Left Bank Pictures accept unsolicited scripts?
No. They state they can no longer accept unsolicited material, that they do not respond to individual submissions, and that anything sent is not read and is destroyed.
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