Content :

The Inbetweeners

Pushing Daisies

Once

Battlestar Galactica

Chuck

Preaching to the converged

White Girl

Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles

Be Kind, Rewind

Michael Clayton

No Country For Old Men

Mad Men

Journeyman

2007 on the big screen and small

Top 25 Time Travel Stories

The Rules of Seduction

The Nines

National Novel Writing Month

Portrait of Jennie

Red Planet Prize

Dexter

Screenwriting matters

The secret history of British film

Californication

Agents

Superbad v the feMANists

Atonement

Paul Laverty

My weekend with the podcasters

Edinburgh Film Festival 2007

A bummer of a summer of British film?

Wouldn't you just die without Mahler

The great British screenplay

Seinfeld

Steps back in amazement

Cheltenham Screenwriters' Festival

28 Pirates Later

How to arrive late and leave early

Blog off and leave me alone

Screenwriter : comic reader

The 50 Greatest TV Dramas

Spiderman 3

The Holiday

Perfume

Porn: The Second Coming

The Innocents

Battlestar Galactica

My highlights and low lights of a moviegoing 2006

The Queen

Pan's Labyrinth

Casino Royale

Little Children

My fave screenwriting podcasts

Random thoughts about character

Trouble in paradigm

Children of Men

Lost on Broad Street: Diary of a Multi-Strand Collaboration [External link]

Dramatica: the DNA of story?

Writing partners

EAVE: uni for film producers

Writing for Hollyoaks

The loneliness of the long-distance copywriter

Access issues for theatre writers

 

Broad Street Stories


The Broad Street Stories scheme reached its final stage with myself as one of four screenwriters selected to collaborate on the feature film's treatment.

The other writers were Diane Allton, Chris O'Connell and Myria Panayiotou.

The project initially selected 17 writers and their stories (from about 80 entrants) and my short script, Blue O'Clock in the Morning, went through the Script Factory's workshop process with the others.

Our multi-strand feature film treatment is now in development with BAFTA-winning director Michael Baig-Clifford.