Development, commissioning & orders · Core
Series order
Also called: order
ELI5
A buyer's formal commitment to commission or produce a stated number of episodes.
Used in conversation
“The deck describes the project as a series order; the episode examples need to prove that promise.”
Pitch context
You may encounter “Series order” in scripted television conversations or materials.
Why it matters: Explains how series are structured, staffed, commissioned, produced and released.
Connected terms
- Pilot orderA pilot order commissions the proof episode; a series order commissions a run of episodes.
- Put pilotA series order covers episodes beyond a pilot.
- Season orderA series order commits to producing the series; a season order emphasises the episode count for a season.
- Series launchOne possible US-centred path from pilot to continuing series.
- Pilot pickupOne possible US-centred path from pilot to continuing series.
- CommissionComputed from definition language and shared taxonomy. This indicates proximity, not synonymy.
- Episode orderComputed from definition language and shared taxonomy. This indicates proximity, not synonymy.
Sources & evidence · 6
Supporting source families. This entry is an editorial synthesis rather than a quotation from one canonical glossary.
- Screen Australia — Story Documents: DramaSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) — Scripted Pitch Deck GuideSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Film Independent — Screenwriting and Episodic Program Application MaterialsSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Producers Guild of America — Producing Credits for Episodic Television (Scripted)Supporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14
- Writers Guild of America West — Screenwriters HandbookSupporting source family · primary · checked 2026-08-14
- Format Recognition and Protection Association — FRAPA Format ResourcesSupporting source family · institutional · checked 2026-08-14