Army of the Shadows (1969) L’armée des Ombres
As a UK script consultant, UK Script editor and script writer for hire, it is with very mixed feelings that as I write this blogpost […]
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Screamers (1979)
As a UK script consultant, UK Script editor and script writer for hire I’m just finishing up work (and doing more reshoots) on my low (very low) budget feature film Markham.
Need an acting showreel? Get help from a BAFTA shortlisted screenwriter for hire
As a UK script consultant, UK Script editor and script writer for hire I often get hired to write show reels or short scenes for […]
RoboCop (1987)
As a UK script consultant, UK Script editor and script writer for hire for a change, I’m finding myself struggling for words when it comes to RoboCop (1987), I pretty much don’t know what else I can add to the praise of one of the best sci-fi films of all time.
Project Blue Book (Series One – 2019)
As a UK script consultant and script writer for hire I’m not really sure if the first series of Project Blue Book is getting enough love in the UK.
Slap Shot (1977)
Slap Shot was directed by George Roy Hill, but the film really belongs to script writer Nancy Dowd and actor, Paul Newman. As a UK script consultant and script writer for hire I’m really pleased to see a female script writer on an American sports film which is heavily devoted to the male psyche.
The Dead Zone (1983)
As a UK script consultant and script writer for hire re-watching The Dead Zone (1983) is a great reminder of how simple some great plots are, and how storytelling sometimes works best when things are kept uncomplicated
White Hunter Black Heart
With Christmas and the New Year just passed, as s a UK script consultant and script writer for hire I’m reminded that there’s nothing better than spending the holidays watching old films.
Last blogpost of 2019 – looking back on a decade and a seismic shift
As a UK script consultant and script writer for hire, the last decade has seen a seismic shift in the film and TV industry.
Quick Change (1990)
Bill Murray and Howard Franklin’s Quick Change (1990) is one of those lost films from the 90s which is rarely seen now but has grown into one of the best comedies of the 90s, even if very few people have seen it or remember it.