Wildseed Studios
Production company, United KingdomSubmission windows
A UK studio for young-skewing scripted TV that runs periodic open callouts and asks for no track record.
The door
Submission windows
Open callouts run periodically and are announced by newsletter. The portal is closed, and the only callout their page names is October 2021, so treat this as dormant rather than imminent.
What they accept
One-page pitchTreatmentFull script
Submissions go by submission portal via their submissions page ↗.
They say they respond as quickly as they can, and that it depends on how many submissions come in.
Door state checked against their official pages 17 Sept 2026.
What they're looking for
- Formats
- TV Pilot
- Genres
- Animation, Comedy
- Takes approaches from
- Worldwide
Scripted television for a young audience, character-led, with a youthful perspective and a sense of humour. Their guidelines rule out preschool shows and anything factual, educational or unscripted.
From their own submission guidance.
How to approach
Wait for a callout rather than sending anything cold. Wildseed open the portal periodically and announce it through their newsletter, so the useful move is to sign up and have the idea ready, not to email between windows.
When it does open, bring an idea rather than a finished script. They take up to three per person and accept whatever form expresses it best, including video and audio, as long as written documentation explains how it becomes a television show. Aim at their stated audience, lead with character and voice, and leave out preschool, factual and unscripted formats. They also say they will not revisit a pitch they have already passed on, so send your strongest idea first rather than reworking one they have seen.
The PreList verdict
Who this is for: writers with a distinctive idea for a young-skewing scripted show who have no credits yet. Wildseed state plainly that they require no track record or experience level, which is rare enough to be worth waiting for a window, and their published terms are unusually writer-friendly. Ideas remain yours up to the point you sign a contract, selected projects can draw development funding, and anything they cannot progress goes back to you clean.
Who should skip it: anyone with a feature, a preschool show, or a factual or unscripted format. Their stated remit is scripted television for a young audience, and a well-made pitch outside it is still a no.
The constraint here is timing rather than access. The portal is shut more often than it is open and no calendar is published, so treat this as a door to watch rather than one to plan a year around. Check the submissions page before you build anything on it.
Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList. Updated 12 Oct 2026
Frequently asked questions
Do Wildseed Studios accept submissions from writers with no credits?
Yes, when the portal is open. Their submissions page states they do not require any track record or experience level, only a great idea.
Is the portal open at the moment?
It was closed at our last check. Wildseed run periodic callouts and announce them by newsletter, so confirm on their submissions page before preparing anything.
Do you keep the rights to your idea?
Their published terms say your idea remains yours up to the point you sign a contract, and that a project they cannot take forward is returned to you with no strings attached. Confirm the current terms on their own page before you submit.
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