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I hope you don't mind me posting this here but we are trying to contact as diverse a range of people as possible in order to get responses. Thanks! Sarah


ARE YOU GOING ON HOLIDAY IN BRITAIN THIS YEAR?



Then we?d love to speak with you!


BBC2 is making a 60-minute documentary about British families going on holiday in the UK this summer. Over the last year, the number of British families holidaying in the UK has risen by seven million. We feel a film about this growing trend will give us a wonderful, warm and engaging glimpse into our country in 2010 ? and we hope that taking part in the making of the documentary will be a lot of fun.


We would film you embarking on and returning from your holiday ? but we would not ruin your hols by filming you on the holiday itself!


Instead, we would show your children how to use small digital cameras, for them to keep a video diary of their holidays. We would then aim to include some of their work in the completed programme on BBC2.


We are currently seeking:

* families with an interesting reason for going on holiday e.g. recent bereavement, step families taking a first holiday

* separated fathers taking the children on holiday - mums if your ex-partner is taking the kids for a few days please pass the message on

* mixed race families

* a father and son(s)

* extended families


Requirements:

* the holiday must be in the UK

* taken in August or very late July

* destination must be at least a 2 hour drive in the car

* the family should be in the same vehicle


If you would like to find out more, please do get in touch with assistant producer Marco Crivellari in BBC Documentaries.


[email protected]

Tel: 0208 008 2862

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