BBC’s Horizon is Looking for Couples Who Have Found Love Online
Thursday, August 13th, 2015
The award-winning BBC science series Horizon is making a new film about online dating, and they need your help. This is what they have said:
We’re looking for fun, open-minded volunteers to take part in an up-coming documentary, as BBC Horizon delves into the world of online dating and asks whether science and maths can really help people find love. We’re looking for couples who met online to be interviewed together on-camera, talking about anything from how they met to awkward date anecdotes and advice they have for modern daters still looking for that special someone.
If you met your partner online and are interested in finding out more, we’d be delighted to hear from you!
To be considered for the episode you must be:
– Aged 18 or over
– Willing to be on TV
– Able to come to our studio in London for a half-day in late September (exact date TBC)
To apply, email us at HorizonDating@bbc.co.uk with:
– a photo of yourselves together as a couple
– a line or two about how you met
– a contact email address and telephone number (*all contact details will remain confidential and will not be shared beyond BBC Horizon production team)
A member of the Horizon team will then get back to you.
