NEW SCREENWRITING COURSES Autumn 2011
I’m delighted to announce two more screenwriting courses this Autumn, led by myself and screenwriter Phil Gladwin, one in London (Sept 24 + 25), one in Glasgow (Nov 12 +
August 3, 2011
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I’m delighted to announce two more screenwriting courses this Autumn, led by myself and screenwriter Phil Gladwin, one in London (Sept 24 + 25), one in Glasgow (Nov 12 +
Watching the turgid ‘THE HOUR’ on BBC2 last night made me think about the state of current UK TV drama – I find myself in so many conversations these days
The weekend has been and gone and with it the first ‘screenwriters studio’ screenwriting course – ‘An Authoritative Guide To Writing – And Selling A Great Screenplay.’ The whole weekend
On July 16th and 17th in central London I am running a new course – ‘The Authoritative Guide To Writing – And Selling – A Great Screenplay’. Places are filling
I went to see ‘Tactical Questioning’ at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London on Friday night – a play contructuted from editing the transcripts of the inquiry into the death of
http://t.co/r7aklFD Very good news for comedy writers. Michael Jacob worked at the BBC for years, has been involved in high level comedy for years and knws his stuff. Philip Shelley
Currently on CBBC is screenwriter ALISON HUME’s new 13 part series, THE SPARTICLE MYSTERY. This is a really excellent new series from one of British TV’s most exciting and original
A bit late in the day, some thoughts about activities generated through the website in 2010:- The main work I did last year was unquestionably writing \ script-consulting work on
This week’s interviewee is the British screen writer ASHLEY PHAROAH. Ashley has a fantastic track record in UK TV drama and is originator of some of the best and most
A couple of links to publicity for the C4 screenwriting course I am currently running:- http://www.thestage.co.uk/news/newsstory.php/31040/channel-4-launches-new-screenwriting-course http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/broadcasters/c4-launches-drama-writing-course/5022630.article?query=0 Regards Philip PHILIP SHELLEY script-consultant Jan 27th 2011