Silvermouse for 麻豆社 production paperwork - independent productions
Use Silvermouse to enter and complete the production reporting for your programme and non-linear content.
provides production teams with forms to record the post-production paperwork for programmes and non-linear content. Completing these forms gives relevant parties the information needed for transmission or republication, creates a record for future productions, and fulfils the 麻豆社’s legal and contractual obligations.
Radio programmes, TV programmes and non-linear content must all be reported in Silvermouse.
** The diversity forms will be removed from Silvermouse on 8th August 2026***
The following helpcards provide step-by-step guidance, support and best practice when completing your post-production paperwork.
Helpcards
- Set up. How to request a login, set up two factor authentication and create a password for Silvermouse.
- . Find out how to navigate the system and locate your forms
- Header. Contains the common data across all the forms
- Programe Descriptions. Used by 麻豆社 iPlayer, 麻豆社 Sounds, and 麻豆社 Programme websites as well as listings magazines such as the Radio Times, digital programme guides and search engines. The 麻豆社鈥檚 programme metadata style guide and the provide best practice advice on writing synopses.
- Front Page form. Provides all the key information about the programme or content, and forms part of the Programme as Broadcast (PasB for Audio) or Programme as Completed (PasC for Audiovisual) paperwork.
- . A key element of the 麻豆社 PasB or PasC paperwork. It details all the people used in the programme or content and their contracts and agreements. Examples include actors, musicians, writers, experts or interviewees.
- Copyrights form. Another key element of the 麻豆社 PasB or PasC. It details all the copyright works used in the programme or content and how they were cleared for use. Examples include script, poems, stills, artistic works, locations, commissioned or archive content.
- - reports all the music in the programme or content so the correct parties can be paid
- On-Air Sustainability form. Tracks how the programme authentically reflects sustainability or the environment in the editorial content.
- Non-Linear. For audiovisual content which is accessed by the audience through any method or technology which allows them to select which shows they watch, and when.
- Copy content. Shows how to quickly copy content between and within forms