Jane Tranter
English television producer
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Jul 13, 2026
Jane Tranter ON Having The Attitude of A Pit Pony
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Jane TranterGUEST
So if you think how long it takes to write a script, even if you're, if you're really going quite fast, and this is just to give listeners a really basic rule of thumb that you could, you could get, for example, um, a, all right, you found a broadcaster who wants to develop the project with you in January.

Jane TranterGUEST
You would then need to allow two to three months to kind of like begin to work out what it is you're writing and then, for example, a month and a script.

Jane TranterGUEST
Um, so that would be, like at the minimum, of 10 months, more like 12 months to actually get everything written.
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