TRICKY BUSINESS 2
PROGRAMME 3: BELLE & BUNTY
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Clip one: Identifying products to licence 07:53 – 09:12
- Opens with the narrator saying, 'Hannah and Alice like what John is saying and they begin their research.'
- Closes with Toby saying, 'You could have been in consideration for the tie-in they've done with Habitat.'
Clip two: Samples 09:58 – 11:25
- Opens with the narrator saying, 'But then more bad news interrupts everything.'
- Closes with Alice saying, 'The journey that these samples will take is just starting now.'
Clip three: Learning the business 13:38 – 14:47
- Opens with the narrator saying, 'Alice and Hannah have come up to Glasgow to see John on his own turf.'
- Closes with Alice saying, 'We're learning as the business is growing and developing.'
Clip four: Celebrity endorsements 16:46 – 18:34
- Opens with the narrator saying, 'The press day was a humiliation and the team are glum.'
- Closes with June Sarpong saying, 'Girls are like, "Oh, where's that from, is it a 'Belle & Bunty?"'
Clip five: Networking 19:10 – 19:56
- Opens with the narrator saying, 'Belle & Bunty followed John's advice and aimed to strike a deal with Debenhams' Childrenswear Department.'
- Closes with the narrator saying, 'It's the break they've been waiting for.'
Related websites
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www.belleandbunty.co.uk
This is the Belle & Bunty website.
www.channel4.com/money/
being_in_business/index.html
This Channel 4 website has information and advice on a range of financial issues, with a dedicated section for those interested in starting their own business.
www.businesslink.gov.uk
This government website offers practical advice for start-up and small businesses.
www.shell-livewire.org
This website has information and advice for 16- to 30-year-olds wishing to start and develop their own business.
