The slate.
Six properties, three formats in production. Filmed in blocks, so every episode in a season is made under the same lighting, the same crew and the same editorial standard.
The Success Doctor
A business owner films what is actually going wrong, on their own phone, and sends it in. Over twenty six minutes Dr. Lynda Barnes takes that case through four areas, reaches a diagnosis on camera, and writes a prescription the owner takes away.
The format borrows its shape from medicine because that is the honest description of what happens: a presenting complaint, an examination, a diagnosis, a course of treatment.
Foundation
Can what was built hold what is being put on it?
Money
Where is the money, whose name is it in, and what can be reached?
Mindset
What does the owner believe they are allowed to have?
Purpose
Is the business still the thing it was said to be?
How a case gets on
You send in what is actually going wrong, and we read it before anything is booked. If the case is one the format can do something real with, we book you a day and the diagnosis happens on camera. The longest format on the network, and the one that goes furthest into a business.
Global Success Stories
Fifteen minutes following one build: the decision, the work, the proof, and what the person would tell someone standing where they were. It is not an interview about how well things are going. It is the part most people leave out.
Built around your story, with b-roll shot of you and your business at work, and cutdowns cut for the channels you already post on.
- A pre-interview conversation, so nothing in the room is a surprise
- Fifteen minutes of finished, edited programme
- The subject keeps their raw interview footage
- A factual accuracy review before the feature is locked
Global Success Spotlight
The same set, the same cameras and the same standard, in one interview rather than a built film. Twelve minutes, one setup, and about thirty minutes of the filming day. The shortest way onto the network, and the quickest day in the building.
- Twelve minutes of finished, edited programme
- The raw interview footage, social cutdowns and on-set photographs
- A permanent episode page and a submission for an IMDb credit
- The same pre-interview conversation and the same factual accuracy review
- No B-roll at your business. That is a Feature
- No page in Global Success Magazine. That is a Feature
- No route onto The Success Doctor, for the same reason as everything else on this page
Global Success Audio
The conversations that run longer than a twenty six minute programme has room for, published as audio. Episodes follow the television blocks rather than a weekly schedule, because a network that promises weekly and delivers monthly has told its audience something untrue in week three.
Bringing a format of your own?
The network evaluates shows rather than selling slots on them. What that means, and what we look for, is set out plainly.